Palermo Soho has changed — and that’s fine. The neighbourhood that launched a thousand boutiques in the early 2000s is more polished now, more visited. But the cobblestones are still there, so are the jacarandas, and so are the shops, restaurants and streets that make it worth an afternoon. Here’s where we’d send you.
The Michelin Guide 2025 restaurants in Palermo Buenos Aires: stars, Green Stars and Bib Gourmand. Don Julio, Crizia, Trescha, Anafe and more — everything you need to know before you book.
10 minutes from Movistar Arena, in Palermo Hollywood. Design, sustainability, and Buenos Aires’ most interesting neighbourhood right outside the door.
Buenos Aires has two airports, and understanding the difference between them is the first practical decision of any trip. Ezeiza (EZE) handles most international flights; Aeroparque (AEP) is where domestic and regional routes operate. They serve different purposes, sit at very different distances from the city, and getting between them is a journey in itself. Here’s everything you need to know to arrive at Palo Santo — and at Buenos Aires — without surprises.
Discover Palermo Chico, also known as Barrio Parque, one of Buenos Aires’ most elegant neighborhoods. Explore its architecture, embassies, green streets, and nearby highlights.
Wondering where to stay in Palermo Buenos Aires? Discover the best areas — Soho, Hollywood and Chico — and why Palermo Hollywood is ideal for a boutique hotel stay