Located in the heart of Buenos Aires, Palermo neighbourhood is a dynamic fusion of history and modernity.
From its origins linked to Don Juan Manuel de Rosas in 1836, to its transformation into a vibrant cultural and recreational centre, Palermo has witnessed events that have shaped the city's identity.
With the creation of Parque Tres de Febrero in 1875 and the subsequent expansion of the neighbourhood, several areas emerged, such as Palermo Chico, known for its luxurious residences, and Palermo Soho, a bohemian area with art galleries, boutiques and a vibrant nightlife.
In addition, it has the Bosques de Palermo, which offer extensive green areas for leisure and recreation in the middle of the city. Palermo, in all its variants, offers a unique experience in Buenos Aires.
Each neighbourhood in Buenos Aires has its own charm and unique places that you can't miss. Here we suggest which ones should be on your bucket list of unique moments and which are considered ‘must-sees in Buenos Aires’.
