The beauty of Buenos Aires lies in its barrios. Rather than tick off a list of sites to see, explore the city’s neighborhoods.
Take your time and people watch, sit and get a coffee in an old school bar, wander into a local parrilla, and admire the abundant street art.
Here are a collection of neighborhood guides and guides on where to stay in Buenos Aires.
Chacarita, Buenos Aires: A Detailed Cemetery & Neighborhood Guide
Things to do in Chacarita, a residential neighborhood in Buenos Aires home to the city’s largest cemetery, classic cafes and an emerging restaurant scene.
Boedo, Buenos Aires: A Neighborhood Guide
A neighborhood guide to Boedo, Buenos Aires – a local’s barrio steeped in tango history.
A Self-Guided Walking Tour of Almagro & Abasto
A self-guided walking tour of Almagro in Buenos Aires, see a local side to the city.
A Traveler’s Guide to La Boca, Buenos Aires
Everything you need to know about La Boca in Buenos Aires: the history, what to do there and where to eat the best food off the tourist path.
How to Visit Barrio Chino: Buenos Aires’ Chinatown
Everything you need to know to visit Barrio Chino in Buenos Aires. Where to eat, what to do and how to get there.
San Telmo: Market & Neighborhood Guide
A complete guide to San Telmo, the market and beyond.
Where to stay in Buenos Aires [2024 Picks]
A complete guide to where to stay in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The best neighborhoods and the best hotels, hostels, and apartments in each.
Recoleta: A Buenos Aires Neighborhood Guide
A complete guide to Recoleta in Buenos Aires: the must-see sites, the best restaurants, shopping and a guide to the market. Bonus walking tour map included!
Palermo Soho: A Buenos Aires Neighborhood Guide
A guide to the trendiest neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Palermo Soho. Where to eat and shop and taste Malbec, along with photos to inspire your own trip!
A Guide to The Neighborhoods of Buenos Aires
The top neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, where to explore, to stay, and to live.
10 Things to do in Coghlan, Buenos Aires
10 things to do in Coghlan, Buenos Aires, a sleepy but beautiful residential neighborhood in an otherwise busy city.