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Palermo Things to See and Do
There are things to see and do in Palermo to suit any taste. The best place for outdoor activities is the Bosques de Palermo, Buenos Aires’ very own Central Park. Here, both porteños and visitors may enjoy all types of active pursuits like biking, roller-skating, and jogging. Museums like the MALBA won’t disappoint even the most demanding art connoisseurs. The JardĂn JaponĂ©s gives its visitors a unique glimpse into Japanese gardening, and it's the ideal place to spend a lazy afternoon, simply gazing into the Koi ponds. Yet, one of the best things to do in Palermo is to simply go out and enjoy its vibrant nightlife, a great way to experience the porteño way of life.
Claudia Pesce was born in Buenos Aires, but started traveling shortly after her first birthday. Upon returning to Argentina at...
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Museo de Arte Latino de Buenos Aires (MALBA)
Established in 1995 with the mission to collect, conserve, study and present the art of the region, MALBA has become one of Buenos Aires' most...
Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Evita Museum
Eva “Evita” Duarte Perón, one of the most important women in Argentina’s history and forever immortalized on stage and in film, has her own...
Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Malba: Colleciòn Constantini
The newest and most prestigious addition to Buenos Aires' impressive array of museums is the Museo Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (Malba). Opened in...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
JardĂn JaponĂ©s
Amidst Palermo's vast green parks is the JardĂn JaponĂ©s. It contains the requisite features of Japanese gardens in cities around the world such...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo
Step into the luxury of early 20th century Buenos Aires high society at this palatial residence converted into a museum. In a way, it is more like a...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Daniel Maman Fine Arts
Straddling the line between fashion and art, Daniel Maman's gallery is among the city's most popular. Maman’s eye for talent is undeniable, leading...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tennis
Are you eager to play tennis on red clay in one of the most charming and cosmopolitan cities in South America? Tango Tennis Argentina offers tennis...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
JardĂn Botánico and ZoolĂłgico
Founded in 1898, the botanical garden's lush canopy provides examples of trees and plants from all over the world. With its main entrance facing...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mundo Bizarro
Mundo Bizarro is a great place to start your night with its hipster-cool attitude, comfortable lounges, sofas, and its red-lighted ambiance. A...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
SalĂłn Canning
If it's tango that you are looking for, you'll find it at SalĂłn Canning. This locale is one of the most popular of the Buenos Aires ballrooms and...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mercado de Las Pulgas
If you like the idea of searching for hidden treasure, the Mercado de las Pulgas (flea market) is the place to go. The market’s six aisles,...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Feria De Arte Palermo Viejo
Every weekend, over 40 artists descend upon Palermo Viejo (beginning at noon and ending around 8 p.m.) to sell their crafts in the Plaza Julio...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Parque 3 De Febrero
This beautiful 404-hectare (1,000-ac) park, also known as the Bosques de Palermo (woods of Palermo), is a heavenly slice of green for all...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Museo De Arte Popular José Hernández
Like its subject matter, the Museum of José Hernández is humble but beautiful. It showcases the work of Argentine artisans, with a mission to...Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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