Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires

This neighborhood of Buenos Aires is distinctly different from its neighbors to the south and west. It is filled with many high-end shopping areas, such as the Galerias Pacifico, and contains the pedestrian shopping street Calle Florida. Many people visit this area on their way through Retiro Station, either by the train tracks or the bus terminal. Around Plaza San Martin you will find many historic palaces, which were once private homes and are now used for other purposes. As you move...

The road between the two towns allows a trip close to the coast at all times, with many places to stop, eat something, or just enjoy the surroundings. It can be done mainly by car, but cycling is an option to consider, knowing that there may be high traffic.

Recoleta is one of the emblematic neighborhoods of the City of Buenos Aires. This circular route starts at the parking lot in front of the Recoleta Cultural Center and goes through Plaza Francia to the corner of the Recoleta Mall, passing by the Basilica Nuestra Señora del Pilar and the entrance of the iconic Recoleta Cemetery, which stands out for the architecture and sculptures of the mausoleums and for housing tombs of famous figures (it is possible to hire guided tours). Then walk along...

This route is ideal for walking, jogging, or biking while enjoying the city. It starts at the Plaza Fuerza Aérea Argentina in Retiro and goes northwest along Avenida del Libertador to the Plaza de las Naciones Unidas, in Recoleta, where the famous Floralis Genérica floral sculpture is exhibited. You will be able to enjoy some of the beautiful parks and squares as well as the emblematic architecture of the UBA Law School.

This excellent and very complete route in the city of Buenos Aires starts in the Catalinas Norte area of Retiro and walks south along a line of modern/postmodern skyscrapers to the beautifully preserved area of Puerto Madero. After walking along Piers 3 and 4, turn northwest towards the Casa Rosada. From there, walk north along Avenida de Mayo to the National Congress. For the return trip, head to the Obelisk, which eventually leads to the shopping center on Florida Street. You will see...