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Recently added recommendations. New here does not mean newly opened.

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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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Palacio Barolo

Book a guided route through a building whose Dante-inspired symbolism and upper-level views reward closer attention.

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Cementerio de la Recoleta

Walk respectfully through an extraordinary collection of funerary architecture and stories from Argentina’s past.

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Buque Museo Corbeta ARA Uruguay

A compact museum ship in Puerto Madero connects a waterfront walk with Argentina’s maritime and Antarctic history.

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Palacio Paz

An organised palace visit opens the doors to the grand interiors facing Plaza San Martín.

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Palacio de Aguas Corrientes

Look behind an elaborate tiled exterior to discover the engineering and public history of the city’s water supply.

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Goethe-Institut Buenos Aires

Follow the public programme for German-language film, cultural exchange and conversations in the city.

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Free entry
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Parque Chacabuco

A broad neighbourhood park offers walking space and a change of pace away from the central avenues.

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Free entry
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Parque Avellaneda

Historic buildings and mature trees give a western-city park outing a cultural dimension.

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Free entry
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Parque Thays

Use the green space near Recoleta for an outdoor pause between museums and the city’s northern neighbourhoods.

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Free entry
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Parque Micaela Bastidas

Follow rising paths and broad lawns through a landscaped Puerto Madero park between the towers and the reserve.

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Free entry
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Parque Mujeres Argentinas

An open green space in Puerto Madero gives a riverside itinerary room to breathe.

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Free entry
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Parque Los Andes

Walk beneath mature trees in Chacarita before turning towards the cafés and cultural stops of the surrounding streets.

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Free entry
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Parque Rivadavia

A Caballito park where walking paths and the surrounding book-trading tradition make a relaxed afternoon stop.

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Free entry
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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
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Parque Las Heras

A useful green pause between the streets of Palermo and the larger museum route towards Recoleta.

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Free entry
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Parque de la Estación

A railway landscape becomes a neighbourhood park and meeting place between Almagro and Balvanera.

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Free entry
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Paseo de la Costa Vicente López

Make a short trip north for river views and an extended walk along the Vicente López waterfront.

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Free entry
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Parque Patricios

A historic southern neighbourhood park offers shade and a starting point for exploring its surrounding streets.

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Mercado de San Cristóbal

Look into a traditional neighbourhood market while exploring the streets south of Avenida Independencia.

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Free entry
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Feria de San Telmo

Choose a market day to browse antiques around Plaza Dorrego, keeping the fair distinct from the indoor food market.

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Templo Budista Tzong Kuan

A Buddhist temple in Belgrano offers a respectful cultural stop when its public visiting arrangements allow.

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