Caminito
The picture-perfect colors of Caminito street are a defining image of the city of Buenos Aires. A tiny walkway in the Italian immigrant neighborhood of La Boca, Caminito boasts a colorful history & the origins of tango.
The Buenos Aires Japanese Gardens
Tucked away in the Bosques de Palermo, the Japanese Garden of Buenos Aires is an oasis of calm and serenity in the middle of the busy, noisy city. Feed the fish and enjoy a cup of tea amidst the pristine setting.
Abasto Shopping Mall
Opened originally as the city’s central market, this beautiful Art Deco structure now functions as one of Buenos Aires’ liveliest shopping centers. Also a great choice for a weeknight movie or a family outing.
California Burrito Co – CBC
Enjoy that spicy burrito you’ve been craving at California Burrito Co, an American-owned, Cal-Mex spot in the City Center. Round out your combo with nachos and a cold Mexican beer to complete the experience.
Argentina Stereotypes
Argentina is not overly concerned with being politically correct. If you have been here long enough, you start to realize that generalizing and categorizing are part of daily life in Buenos Aires.