Asociación Sueca

This club maintains its traditional outlook in more ways than one. The original edifice had off-white and bluish tones teamed with golden...

Founded by Juan de Garay in 1580, this is the original center of the city. The city's first monument, Pirámide de Mayo...

Located in an old building, Cocoliche is a real classic that combines a happening nightclub and art gallery by the young. The music playe...

Museo del Jamón is an interesting option in the city center. The building is an old imposing construction. It boasts of a giant dome, bal...

You will marvel at the 17th century architecture of the Manzana de las Lucas and the mysterious underground tunnels that worked as secret...

Located in Buenos Aires, this traditional coffee shop and confectionery has been visited by many top politicians and celebrities from Arg...

These tunnels were apparently built by Jesuit monks, as a connection between their temples and convents in case of an emergency. All of...

Opened in 1908, this lovely theatre and opera house is dedicated to the Spanish Community and culture. This historic theatre most of the...

A bar on a corner where two narrow streets cross (Peru and Alsina) contains a special charm. It is old fashion and features ample windows...

This old town hall contains old maps that date from 1709 and 1713 when the city had only 500 acres (today there are more than 40,000). A...

This restaurant belongs to the centennial Swedish Association's Club where good and hearty cooking is an old tradition. The casual and qu...

Spend enough time in Buenos Aires and the inescapable tango just might start to wear on you. Don’t feel guilty, just do like the locals a...

Named for Bruno Engler, a famed outdoor guide and photographer, Bruno's serves burgers, pizza, wraps, and hearty Canadian-sty...

Arrive before 10pm on Wednesday to avoid the exhausting lines and enjoy half-priced drinks (and ladies get in free) at this spectacular,...

647, San Telmo's uber-chic, cavernous dinner bar, evokes glamorous Old Shanghai with a sexy Latin edge. The scarlet-clad dining salon off...

New York had its Soup Nazi, and Buenos Aires has Paulin, a tiny but jumping restaurant downtown. You can b...

There are few businessman, foreigners or visitors, who have not visited this place at some time. It boasts 30 years of good reputation an...

Located in the center of the city, ‘El Nuevo Puente' is a cafeteria-restaurant offering Hungarian cuisine. Good food at reasonable prices...

Ada Concaro is the powerhouse behind the history and development of this establishment. She is renowned for her creativity in turning typ...

Intimately linked to Buenos Aires lore since its opening in 1950, it retains the charm of genuine Porteño soul. Antique photos of celebra...