Palermo Nuevo

Wide and quiet residential streets shaded by overhanging trees, parks and museums

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Wide and quiet residential streets shaded by overhanging trees, parks and museums Wide and quiet residential streets shaded by overhanging trees, parks and museums Wide and quiet residential streets shaded by overhanging trees, parks and museums

Wide and quiet residential streets shaded by overhanging trees, parks and museums

Palermo Nuevo

This upmarket area of Palermo, spreads between Santa Fe Av. and Libertador Av., its only a few blocks away from some of the city’s most beautiful parks.

Be it a family picnic, a couple stroll at sunset or a solo bike ride, this paradise of trees, lakes, and walking trails, featuring the Bosques de Palermo (Palermo woods), feels like BA's equivalent to Central Park. Designed by Carlos Thays, this park was inspired by London's Hyde Park and is recognized as the most vast and open green area of Buenos Aires. Inaugurated in the early 1900’s, you can also find El Rosedal (Rose Garden), with more than 1000 rose species from around the world, blooming between September and March. Outdoor activities abound surrounding the area, from music concerts to pedal boat rentals over the lake.

Another landmark of Palermo Nuevo is The Planetarium, an astronomy museum most popular for its light shows and exhibitions. This planet shaped blue building features a jaw-dropping scenario with thousands of stars.

Finally, we can find the "Monumento de los Españoles", an art nouveau eye-catching piece that stands out in the intersection of Libertador and Sarmiento Av. This monument was a donation from the Spanish community in celebration of the centenary of the Revolución de Mayo of 1810, which marked the formal beginning of Argentina's independence from Spain).

Other Areas

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Palermo Soho

Cafés, restaurants and boutiques in low-rise buildings, Palermo Soho is trendy, creative, chic, young and cool

Palermo Chico

Close to the city’s best parks, this quiet residential area of Palermo is conveniently close to major sights

Recoleta

Affluent and sophisticated, this historic french inspired neighborhood is home to the rich and famous.

Palermo Hollywood

Laidback by day, it springs to life at night with its bars, restaurants and nightclubs

Puerto Madero

A waterfront contemporary neighborhood famed for its al-fresco dining and great nightlife – Think destination docklands!

Downtown

Contrasting architectural styles, historic places and cultural, gastronomical and commercial experiences

Belgrano

With its residential feel, it is filled with grand 19th-century homes lining wide, leafy avenues.