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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Follow rising paths and broad lawns through a landscaped Puerto Madero park between the towers and the reserve.
A Monday concert keeps Niceto’s live programme moving into the week.
Egberto Gismonti takes the piano for Ofrenda in the Colón’s main hall.
A Palermo Hollywood techno address that asks you to put the camera away and give the dance floor your attention.
Architecture as a way of looking at everyday life. A free exhibition at Bellas Artes, with public visiting dates from 23 September.
Make room for a classic Corrientes pizza stop before the curtain rises at one of the nearby theatres.
Manuscripts, images and objects open different paths into Borges’s famous story.
A moving theatre experience turns the Colón’s backstage memory into stories, encounters and operatic fragments.
A circular neighbourhood park gives Caballito a generous outdoor meeting place.
A Belgrano grill beside its own butcher's shop, where the cut of meat is the point of departure.
Handel’s Theodora brings the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists to the Colón.
Tortoni, the former post office and a long breath of riverside space. Downtown Buenos Aires without a checklist sprint.
A free museum, a bookshop browse and a ticketed experience are different plans. Check which part of the visit the price actually covers.
Everyday objects and family memory shape an artwork in the Moderno’s café.
Cuban pianist Roberto Fonseca brings a jazz-focused evening to La Trastienda.
Classes, choreography, freestyle battles and an after-party fill a day devoted to dance.
Internet-era nostalgia meets Halloween costumes on the dance floor.
A wood-fired Núñez restaurant and walk-in wine bar inside a former soda-factory workshop.