Where should I stay in Buenos Aires City Page 3

Where should I stay in Buenos Aires City? Page 3

Puerto Madero
Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires’ newest ‘docklands’ barrio with striking upscale apartment buildings which attracts visitors who love modern-chic-waterfront-living. Renowned restaurants with water views, a beautiful portside boardwalk, infamous all-night clubs and a city ecological reserve offer something for everyone. Towering luxury high-rises, renovated warehouse style apartment buildings, and brand-name stores line the residential streets of Puerto Madero; it prides itself on being the cleanest and safest barrio in the City of Buenos Aires for those who desire first-world luxury.

San Telmo
San Telmo sizzles with a bohemian-chic and is a historic part of Buenos Aires. Wandering the narrow streets, visitors feel captivated by the wonderful antique shops and intricate architectural details on antique row houses. From classic bars and antique markets to new fusion restaurants and independent boutiques, San Telmo is Buenos Aires’ most diverse barrio and captures the heart of locals and foreigners alike. At night, we encourage you to take taxis in this district and to keep your head down, particularly around Plaza Dorrego as this area is known to be dangerous and a hotbed of petty crime.