Parque Saavedra
A neighbourhood green space for a long walk, a picnic and a slower look at northern Buenos Aires.
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Free-entry places and events, with clear limits for separately charged experiences.
Free-entry places and events, with clear limits for separately charged experiences. Start with one recommendation, then follow its linked places and official sources to plan your visit.
A neighbourhood green space for a long walk, a picnic and a slower look at northern Buenos Aires.
A useful green pause between the streets of Palermo and the larger museum route towards Recoleta.
A railway landscape becomes a neighbourhood park and meeting place between Almagro and Balvanera.
Make a short trip north for river views and an extended walk along the Vicente López waterfront.
A historic southern neighbourhood park offers shade and a starting point for exploring its surrounding streets.
Choose a market day to browse antiques around Plaza Dorrego, keeping the fair distinct from the indoor food market.
Explore a house museum and historical research collection focused on the making of modern Argentina.
The library’s conservators reveal how fragile documents survive for future readers.
An exhibition looks beyond Martín Fierro to the many lives of José Hernández.
A century of literary change is revisited through an unusually rich year of Argentine publishing.
The National Symphony pairs orchestral music with soprano Verónica Cangemi.
A free contemporary-art stop on La Boca's Pedro de Mendoza waterfront.
An audiovisual journey follows the Río Chubut through film, drawings, sound and poetry.
Conversation around artworks leads into a hands-on workshop for groups of adults over 60.
Original paintings and an immersive installation connect the Pampas with a cosmic imagination.
Join the museum’s educators for a conversation-led introduction to its anniversary exhibitions.
A free art space where contemporary projects occupy the Santander building near Parque Lezama.
The National Symphony Band of Blind Musicians moves from Dukas and Richter to Piazzolla.
FADU students turn research into Thomas Demand’s work into clothing and movement.
Manuscripts, images and objects open different paths into Borges’s famous story.
An art workshop for older adults makes space for experimentation and a shared creative process.
Families build objects, scenery and stories with paper and cardboard.
Newspapers, chronicles and images trace the Welsh community’s relationship with Argentina.
A weekly museum gathering invites older adults to shape creative projects in company.