A unique opportunity to experience an authentic asado barbecue in a beautiful home. Host Frank…read moreAlmeida welcomes you like family and treats you to a memorable day of prepping cooking, shopping, wine tasting, and eating well.

We had a wonderful time spending the day with Frank Almeida owner of Asado Adventure. From the…read moremoment we stepped into the home we felt welcomed. Even Tomate the cat and Palta, the dog were eager to welcome us. We made chimichuri and caramelized pecans and then set off on a neighborhood art tour. The timing worked out perfectly with the street art. Frank pointed out that "briefly crossing paths with Victoria Ferreyra as she was finishing her mural felt like one of those quiet Palermo moments you cannot plan". We were there to add to the local compost and view her murals and the nearby veggie garden and she happened to be there working on her next project. Palta seemed to be her biggest fan, enticing her to climb down the scaffolding. Speaking of Palta, walking the neighborhood with her added its own charm, and it was wonderful to spend the day with her. Returning to Frank's home for the full Asado was wonderful and it felt like the perfect family day. My husband and I loved the grilling provolone so much we decided to take home a provoletera. Frank, being the incredible host he was, has already sent us links to where we can get this special cheese in the United States. This whole experience was the best food we have had in Argentina so far and this experience will be very hard to beat. There is too much to write in this review, but as part of the art and neighborhood tour, we learned an incredible amount about Argentina's history. I really feel like Frank helped us get to know the culture and heart of this very welcoming and friendly city and specifically the Palermo neighborhood.

We booked three days of private experiences with Joy of Buenos…read more Aires. We enjoyed the very best in planning, punctuality, courtesy and, most of all, fantastic knowedge of the city, the Tigre and the area in general, Joy pointed us to great restaurant experiences and made sure our tour days were appropriate to our epxectations. We would highly recommend booking with Joy for a private city tour of for more adventurous eactivities.

Excellent tour guide!! She customized an amazing tour for us! We did off the beaten path tour with…read moretrying local food. She bought us a lot of great places and worked with our schedule. Highly recommend!

Nice and clean train station with several options from bathrooms, calling centers, places to eat…read moreand city tours offered as soon as you arrive. The train you take to Tigre will varie in cleaningness but nothing extremely dirty.

Damn this club is humongous. It's what you see in Hollywood, CA. My friend and I met "Esteban" and…read morehe got us in for free. Yay for approaching club promoters and telling them you are visitors (not that he couldn't tell that two Asian girls speaking terrible Spanish weren't from Argentina). The drinks are cheap! I bought a bunch of speed (vodka and a energy bev) for only $50 pesos/drink. That's equivalent to $5 bucks. Yay Argentina! The club is 3 stories tall. You can smoke inside. They play trance/EDM muzack and everyone is dannnnncing. It's pretty fun IMHO if you're into that kind of music. The guys are a bit creepy and the girls are basic. I'd go here again no my next visit...so who wants to take me?

Since I live next to Hollywood, I can actually make the comparison (Alex T.) This place really…read moredoesn't measure up - kind of a run down place and the bathrooms were disgusting. I mean BAD - couldn't use them. Music was decent though a little dated. Crowd is 20-somethings, very casually dressed.

AreaTres was exactly what I needed while living in Buenos Aires for 2 months. The internet in…read moreArgentina is not dependable, so I had peace of mind using any 1 of the 3 WiFi networks at AreaTres. No only was this office space a cool, modern, professional, clean, comfortable place to work, I enjoyed the people I was surrounded by so much. Working in AreaTres completely transformed my experience in Buenos Aires because of the instant community it provided for me. All of the closest friends I made in Buenos Aires, I met at AreaTres. I spent just about every weekend with people I met in AreaTres. While it's possible to buy a day pass, longer memberships are encouraged because the office owner really encourages a sense of professional community, instead of a drifter, impersonal vibe. Because of this, there is an atmosphere of trust, and I could leave my computer and belongings unattended while stepping out to lunch, which I certainly couldn't do if I was working at the Starbucks next door. It's also a quiet atmosphere, which is quite the opposite of the crowded Starbucks next door. I appreciated that I could choose between a table or standing desk, and there were always free cookies, coffee, tea, and beer on hand. It was also fun to go to the monthly after office social hours to get to know people better. I couldn't recommend this space more highly if you're looking for a professional, welcoming community to work in.

Such a beautiful space and great location. The entire staff is super helpful and the vibe of the…read moremembers is really good!!! Will definitely be back, hopefully, more permanently!

Faena Art Center was built out of one of Argentina's first big flour mills. In what used to be the…read moremill's old machine room, the main exhibition space has been rebuilt to retain the original details from the 1900s. The spacious, light-filled center, which is over 4,000 m2, is housed by soaring ceilings, semicircular arches, bay windows and other hallmarks of turn-of-the-century industrial architecture. Dr. Erick J Mann PhD Professor of History and Fulbright Scholar