This is hands down one of the most beautiful shopping centers we've ever visited. The building is…read morean architectural masterpiece--it's totally worth a stop just to admire the grand painted ceilings and elegant layout. There is a fantastic mix of local Argentine boutiques and familiar international brands, making it fun to browse. All shops here take international credits cards. When you need a break, the large food court on the lower level is perfect. There are tons of options to choose from, so it was easy for the two of us to find something quick and satisfying. Highly recommend stopping by when you're in the downtown area!

Beautiful shopping center with an interesting assortment of stores. The building itself is…read moreabsolutely gorgeous! It feels similar to the Galleries Lafayette in Paris. Most of the shops were Argentine brands that I was not familiar with, but that made it extra interesting to catch a glimpse into what the locals are into. There were also muslin garments construction displays by local fashion students. It was so cool to see emerging talent get a platform like this! The basement floor had an extensive food court- it has so many delicious options, but we had just eaten, so sadly I didn't get the chance to sample any of it. Ultimately, Galerías Pacífico was a great glimpse into the modern fashion conscious Argentine consumer. It is a stunning building and worth the visit if even just to take in the beauty of this center.

I know I should be talking about the shopping experience but honestly, I quite like the building…read more There were empty stores and the restrooms are not easy to get to but it is architecturally a beautiful building and there's a movie theater in there as well. The ice cream shop upstairs is better and cheaper than the McDonald's s downstairs. Also, the mall is right next to the historic and incredibly beautiful Recoleta Cemetery. I recommend going to the mall after the cemetery.

It's clean and modern with a decent mix of shops, and its location right next to the Recoleta…read moreCemetery makes it easy to combine with a visit there. Overall, worth a quick stop if you're already exploring the neighborhood.

Clean, lovely space with various food counters. One of my favorite areas when I lived in Buenos…read moreAires (more for the food court than anything else).

This is more than just a patio- it's for rich bulls. Moo. Seriously, Argentina is rich with bulls-…read morethere's more cows than people in this country. Appropriate name. It's a multi-level high end shopping mall, with escalators that run down the center past level after level of housewares, women's clothing shops, and even a Volvo dealership! They have so many cool stores, but most of the shops are for women. Where do the men shop around here? They had a bunch of high end shops- I went by Mont Blanc, and drooled over the pens. Valenti on the top level is a good place to get a glass of wine. The mall was clean, well kept, and felt safe. The merchants kept to themselves unless you need help. They weren't out hounding customers or hustling or anything, it was a proper shopping experience. The displays were all creative and beautiful. It's a nice place to go window shopping.

I found this place to be modern plenty of shops food options clean safe and modern strip mall. Plus…read moreit is very close half block to my hotel Palermo tower with a very convenient Starbucks :) there are many other coffee food pastries bread empanadas options. Clothes toys shoes and many other things you can shop around or just sit and people watch for a few hours. There is a nice amphitheater that may hold cool events. Also this strip mall hosts a great photo gallery with changing artists that I recommend very much as leisure activity.

Distrito Arcos is supposed to be an outdoor outlet, a revolutionary idea since it's located in…read morePalermo (so the idea of proper outlets in the area is a bit laughable) and because there aren't many proper outdoor malls that aren't fairs. Apart from a few 'promos', there's not much that can justify the 'outlet' label, but it certainly is a nice mall with a bunch of brands and some cafés. It's really well decorated, and when I visited (Friday evening) it wasn't crowded at all, which was a pleasant surprise. Pets are not allowed in, probably to preserve the cleanliness of the place. I'm not sure how popular this mall is when it's hot and sunny, or windy and rainy, but it's nice to have some variety in the city malls. There probably aren't a lot of great deals, but it's a nice place to spend a couple of hours. The architecture is really nice, and it seems quiet and safe. The San Martín 'Palermo' station is right next to it.

It is worth seeing this building. Go to the food court level and admire the ceilings. I am sure if…read moreyou are into shopping, you will find something you like in the many shops.

Bond, Street Bond. More like, Bong Street! This market is…read morepretty cool- it's a punk rock stoner mall. The whole place is a canvas waiting for your tag, bumper sticker, or spraypaint. Nobody seems to mind if you wanna leave your mark behind. The shops in here are mainly head shops, comic book stores, kink shops, tattoo parlors, piercing places, and CD shops. The whole place stinks of the herba. This place is a cool place to people watch or just get something subversive that'll show my contempt for the Man. The shops in here are always fun, and they'll be sure to hook you up with a good deal on something cool. There are so many different tattoo parlors in this mall, you can really take your time and shop around and get the right one. If you're getting a World Cup tattoo, tell 'em I sent ya! There's a lot of punk rock people who just sorta hang out here. Skate or die, bruh!

Bond street is an amazing glimpse into urban culture. I walk the different levels of bond street…read moremultiple times everytime I visit BA. There's always something to look at and always the faint aroma of bad weed in the air. A must visit! Best galería by far.