Ruth Benzacar Galería de Arte
Build a Villa Crespo art walk around a gallery with a long commitment to contemporary Argentine artists.
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Build a Villa Crespo art walk around a gallery with a long commitment to contemporary Argentine artists.
Book a guided route through a building whose Dante-inspired symbolism and upper-level views reward closer attention.
Walk respectfully through an extraordinary collection of funerary architecture and stories from Argentina’s past.
Step aboard a former naval training ship in Puerto Madero to see the spaces behind its tall masts.
A compact museum ship in Puerto Madero connects a waterfront walk with Argentina’s maritime and Antarctic history.
An organised palace visit opens the doors to the grand interiors facing Plaza San Martín.
Look behind an elaborate tiled exterior to discover the engineering and public history of the city’s water supply.
Theatre, exhibitions and debate give this Corrientes cultural centre more than one reason to enter.
Follow the public programme for German-language film, cultural exchange and conversations in the city.
A broad neighbourhood park offers walking space and a change of pace away from the central avenues.
Historic buildings and mature trees give a western-city park outing a cultural dimension.
Use the green space near Recoleta for an outdoor pause between museums and the city’s northern neighbourhoods.
Follow rising paths and broad lawns through a landscaped Puerto Madero park between the towers and the reserve.
An open green space in Puerto Madero gives a riverside itinerary room to breathe.
Walk beneath mature trees in Chacarita before turning towards the cafés and cultural stops of the surrounding streets.
A Caballito park where walking paths and the surrounding book-trading tradition make a relaxed afternoon stop.
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.
Look into a traditional neighbourhood market while exploring the streets south of Avenida Independencia.
Choose a market day to browse antiques around Plaza Dorrego, keeping the fair distinct from the indoor food market.
A Buddhist temple in Belgrano offers a respectful cultural stop when its public visiting arrangements allow.