Guidebook for Buenos Aires
Food Scene
Café Rivas
302, C1101AAH Estados UnidosBeautiful cafe - Great food and drinks just 2 blocks away.
Tío Felipe
739 BalcarceOur favorite pizza joint!
Have coffee, lunch, drinks, or dinner on the plaza (except Sundays!) and perhaps catch an impromptu tango show.
544 locals recommend
Dorrego Square
400 Humberto 1ºHave coffee, lunch, drinks, or dinner on the plaza (except Sundays!) and perhaps catch an impromptu tango show.
A favorite coffee or lunch spot in a typical San Telmo turn-of-the-century building.
183 locals recommend
La Poesía
502 ChileA favorite coffee or lunch spot in a typical San Telmo turn-of-the-century building.
Sightseeing
A Sunday must. You'll find all your gifts to take back home plus surely a little something for yourself!
544 locals recommend
Dorrego Square
400 Humberto 1ºA Sunday must. You'll find all your gifts to take back home plus surely a little something for yourself!
Take a stroll around the newest Buenos Aires neighborhood - historically a docks and warehouse district, it's been undergoing continuous renovation in the last 20 years. Restaurants, parks, and more!
940 locals recommend
Puerto Madero
Take a stroll around the newest Buenos Aires neighborhood - historically a docks and warehouse district, it's been undergoing continuous renovation in the last 20 years. Restaurants, parks, and more!
Once a luxurious private garden, this space was opened to the public in the second half of the 1800s and continues to be a busy city park. It houses the National History Museum.
298 locals recommend
Lezama Park
Avenida BrasilOnce a luxurious private garden, this space was opened to the public in the second half of the 1800s and continues to be a busy city park. It houses the National History Museum.
Museo Historico Nacional
1600 DefensaNational History Museum
Essentials
Carrefour Market
4119 Av. RivadaviaClosest larger supermarket!
An absoulute must, even if you don't need produce. This market has been around since the late 1800s and is genuinely the heart of San Telmo.
198 locals recommend
San Telmo Market
963 DefensaAn absoulute must, even if you don't need produce. This market has been around since the late 1800s and is genuinely the heart of San Telmo.
Your neighborhood place for nuts, spices, herbs, etc. galore. A typical San Telmo example of a business that hasn't lost its touch.
Carlos Calvo 708
Your neighborhood place for nuts, spices, herbs, etc. galore. A typical San Telmo example of a business that hasn't lost its touch.
Pescadería Antonnino
1087 Simon BolívarLocal fish shop
Arts & Culture
The classic dinner-and-tango show venue.
54 locals recommend
El Viejo Almacén Tango Cena Show Buenos Aires
299 Av. IndependenciaThe classic dinner-and-tango show venue.
Cinemark
3399 BerutiIf you fancy a movie!
One of Buenos Aires' newest museums where modern art meets San Telmo.
354 locals recommend
Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art
350 Av. San JuanOne of Buenos Aires' newest museums where modern art meets San Telmo.