Where should I stay in Buenos Aires City Page 2

Where should I stay in Buenos Aires City? Page 2

Palermo Soho Hollywood Buenos Aires Palermo Viejo
Palermo Viejo (old Palermo) is the trendy, vibrant and artisan neighborhood of Palermo’s grand Buenos Aires neighborhoods. Independent designers, excellent culinary experts and happening bars explode onto the Soho and Hollywood scenes making Palermo Viejo the “must see" and "be seen in” tourist destination. Old Palermo divides into Palermo Soho and Palermo Hollywood where there is no end to fabulous shopping, eating, wandering, and partying until dawn. Palermo Viejo will rock your senses and lure you back for more.

Recoleta
Recoleta apartments are some of the grandest luxury apartments in the City of Buenos Aires.

Recoleta is the traditional high-class “old money” barrio of Buenos Aires located between Palermo and El Centro. Ritzy deco apartment buildings, beautiful plazas, and fine museums make this one of Buenos Aires’ most sought after neighborhoods.

Well-groomed public spaces, parks and gourmet restaurants firmly establish Recoleta as the barrio for luxury travelers.

Abasto
Abasto is Buenos Aires’ tango district that exudes a sultry-tango- romance both day and night.

The home of tango legend Carlos Gardel, Abasto is famous for its traditional tango salons, cobble stone streets lit by antique street lamps and excellent eateries. Abasto is also a noted Peruvian district with opportunities galore to sample their fine and unique cuisine. The Abasto shopping center , a produce market turned mega-mall brings class and commerce to Abasto while at the same time adding to the wonderful “euro-tecture” of Buenos Aires.

This is a good area that is rapidly gentrifying and as such is a neighborhood to keep you eye on in the future.

El Centro
El Centro is Buenos Aires City’s brain-center and hums with an energy that never dies. It is the hub of all governmental action, union protests, and the best access to transportation taking you to all of Buenos Aires City. Alongside the historical monuments are excellent shops, restaurants and plazas - it is Buenos Aires’ most ‘complete’ barrio. Loud and fast-paced days turn into laid-back nights and a refreshing pause from the day’s hustle and bustle. It is the city centre so noise and pollution are two factors that some might consider a turn-off. If you are in Buenos Aires for business or a short stopover, this is and ideal place to stay.

Plaza San Martin
Plaza San Martin and Recoleta compete for the title of most elegant Buenos Aires’ neighborhoods. Plaza San Martin boasts incredible art deco architecture, grand plazas, and historical landmarks and is an ideal place to live, tour and breathe Buenos Aires. This exclusive district was ‘pied de tier’ for Buenos Aires’ very richest landowners and their family legacies remain very evident in this neighborhood. Fabulous restaurants and shopping are abundant with two boardwalks leading from the plaza. This part of Centro is close to Retiro, and we have many apartments tucked away on nice quiet residential streets overlooking the area.