This business is currently closed. We went here hoping for unique souvenirs only to find an empty…read morestore.

Puro Argentino! This place is a good spot to stop in and…read moregrab a bunch of swag for back home- Argintine magnets, mate cups, little flags- this place has it all, and at a fraction of the price of all the I Heart Gift places around. You can be sure that these guys are local. It's located in a small store along Florida Street, which is a semi-shady shopping district with lots of souvenier shops like this one. The staff was friendly and eager to make a sale. The shop was a bit crowded, but had lots of inventory. Be sure to check out the Mate sets- thermoses, cups, tea holders all in a snappy leather holder! Cool! This place had inventory that other places didn't, and a wide variety of refrigerator magnets to make any kitchen look like a Porteno's! They have lots of things that say "Tango" and depictions of the Obelisk Everything is negotiable here. Haggle!

Must visit if you're in Buenos Aires and looking for locate authentic quality goods. I picked up a…read morevest and belt, unique and beautifully made. I could spend hours in this store and would definitely recommend if you're looking something special to remember BA!

Super sélection, really helpful staff & high quality handmade leather goods. Small shop, but…read morequality stuff.

I have been shopping here for many years. Wonderful items from art work, paintings and other items…read more Astrid, one of the owners, is an incredible person. Very friendly and welcoming. I always look forward to finding new items. Highly recommended. Dr. Erick J Mann, PhD Professor of History and Fulbright Scholar

Palermo Soho basically might as well be Portland, right down to the cute little hipster freebie map…read morethat you can pick up in its boutiques and cafes. Trippin' Store is no exception: an adorable shop packed full of funky art prints, cool bags, cute shoes and apparel, and fun novelty gifts. When I walked in, I went right for the big shelf of colorfully printed backpacks and messenger bags -- so cute you might just want to replace your old carry-on for the flight home! But don't overlook the charming art prints hanging on the wall and stacked in tubs below, which would be unique and inexpensive souvenirs for the folks back home. As you work your way back through the store, you'll see clothes and shoes (mostly women's), housewares and decor, and gifts and stationery. It's all very nicely displayed and there's a lot to see, and you're going to want it all, so pace yourself. The employees were patient with my awful Spanish when I had a question about a super-cute pair of watermelon shoes -- sadly, they were out of my size. Don't be put off by the strange-sounding name, this is a fun and well-curated shop with tons of cute artsy stuff! You can do an entire trip's worth of gift shopping here and then go relax at one of the cool nearby cafes and bars.