We got there at 11:30 to buy tickets for a show later in the day. I was hoping this would be part…read moremuseum, part planetarium but it wasn't.. just shows and they were just ok.. went and saw cosmic collisions... was just ok

Terrific experience! Impressive!…read moreMy 9 year old son was amazed with the show "cosmic collusions". I would add that they should offer it in English, I had to translate it to my husband and kid. However, it was a great visual experience that no body should miss. Before or after the show you can see all the inventions in the second floor and try how they work, of course, once you understand how they work. If you live in BSas, and you haven't gone here, this is the moment, you will see how the universe works.

This park is really nice and had a lot of seating and a great play area. You can tell they really…read morecare for the park and are often there trimming and planting new things. It's a great spot for an afternoon break or to meet up with friends!

This was an awesome spot to unwind with our 11 month old and would be great on a rainy day! Loved…read morethe exhibit for babies and he even liked walking through the McDonalds, grocery store, bank etc and sitting in the cars. Was only a couple USD. They do seem to close the museum for a long lunch break.

Super fun. If you…read moreare vacationing in Argentina with kid this place is a must.

SPECTACULAR! What a treasure, located right in the middle of the city…read more We didn't do enough research prior to arriving in Buenos Aires, to be honest, but it led to such a brilliant surprise when we just WANDERED into the ecoparque. We learned that it was once a zoo but is now a free nature reserve. Many of the animals roam entirely at their own will throughout the park - no fences, cages, or barriers. IMAGINE OUR SHOCK when a Patagonian mara just .... walked right by us. Also, capybaras! Tapirs! Monkeys! Ducks! Peacocks! & more! I was just gobsmacked the entire time. We spent about 2 hours in the park & could've easily spent another 2 more. I wish we had more time. I want to go back. If you're planning a trip to Buenos Aires, the Ecoparque is an absolute MUST-DO.

This was a former zoo and is now a free nature preserve where many animals roam free. The Palermo…read moreneighborhood has 3 sprawling gardens within walking distance of one another: Jardín Japones, Jardín Botánico and Parque El Rosedal. Ecoparque was recently added to that list. Once this was the site of a grand, and very sad, city zoo, where iron cages kept lions, tigers and chimpanzees in cruelly small spaces. The zoo closed in 2016, and since then, the new owners have been converting it into a peaceful nature preserve, where peacocks and Patagonian maras (native, fleet-footed rodents) roam free. The exotic animals have been sent to sanctuaries abroad, but the giraffes are too large & old to transport and a puma that had been kept illegally as a pet is still housed here. The zoo's gorgeous, antique buildings remain, their stateliness now an elegant contrast to the wild native plants and brush growing along footpaths. What made this beautiful zoo special for me was that the animals were free & the old cages & buildings that used to house animals are now gift shops & restaurants housing us. It was a very busy crowded Sunday afternoon & there were many families.