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“All you’ve got to do is decide to go and the hardest part is over.

So go!”

TONY WHEELER, COFOUNDER – LONELY PLANET

THIS EDITION WRITTEN AND RESEARCHED BY

Sandra Bao

Buenos Aires

©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd

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Contents

Welcome to Buenos Aires .................................. 4

Buenos Aires’ Top 10 ...... 6

What’s New ................... 13

Need to Know ............... 14

Top Itineraries ............... 16

If You Like ....................... 18

Month by Month ............20

With Kids ........................22

Eating ...........................24Drinking & Nightlife ....................... 32

Entertainment ............36Tango ............................39Shopping ......................45Sports & Activities ......................48

Plan Your Trip page 1

Understand Buenos Aires 175

Survival Guide 201

Buenos Aires Maps 234

Plan Your Trip 4

Explore Buenos Aires 52

Transportation ........... 202

Directory A–Z .............. 209

Language ..................... 218

Index ............................227

Buenos Aires Today .... 176

History .......................... 178

Music ............................188

Literature & Cinema ... 194

Art & Architecture ....... 198

The Center .....................56

Puerto Madero ...............71

Congreso & Tribunales ...................... 76

San Telmo ......................86

La Boca ..........................98

Retiro ............................106

Recoleta & Barrio Norte .............................115

Palermo ........................ 126

South of Palermo ........ 146

Day Trips from Buenos Aires ..............152

Sleeping ......................162

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(right) Floralis Genérica sculpture by Eduardo Catalano, Recoleta (p119)

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Day Two San Telmo (p86)

M Stroll through this colonial neighbor-hood’s cobbled streets and window-

shop for antiques. Come on a Sunday, when the famous Feria de San Telmo street market takes over the neighborhood. Book a tour to the stunning El Zanjón de Grana-dos for a peek into the city’s origins.

La Boca (p98)

R The colorful corrugated houses along El Caminito are indeed photo-

genic, though this area is a bit of a tourist trap. It’s still fun, however; check out the souvenir shops and artists’ paintings and perhaps catch a street-tango show. Art lovers shouldn’t miss Fundación Proa, a cutting-edge gallery, while soccer fans can head to La Bombonera stadium and visit the Boca team’s Museo de la Pasión Boquense. But whatever you do, don’t stray too far from the tourist hordes; La Boca is at times a rough neighborhood.

San Telmo (p86)

N Catch a tango show at El Viejo Al-macén, a long-running venue. Or go

drinking at one of the many great water-ing holes in the area, from Gibraltar (an English pub) to Doppelgänger (an upscale cocktail bar).

Day OneThe Center (p56)

M From leafy Plaza San Martín, walk south on pedestrian Florida and

experience masses of people shopping, busk-ing, selling or just power-walking to their next destination. You’ll eventually come within a block of Plaza de Mayo, the heart of Buenos Aires. This historic plaza is sur-rounded by Casa Rosada, Catedral Met-ropolitana and Museo del Cabildo.

Puerto Madero (p71)

R Lined with renovated old brick ware-houses, Puerto Madero is replete

with fancy lofts and apartment towers, plus some of the city’s most expensive (and some say overpriced) restaurants. It’s a very scenic and pleasantly vehicle-free place to stroll the cobbled paths along the dikes. Art lovers shouldn’t miss Colección de Arte Amalia Lacroze de Fortabat, highlighting the col-lection of Argentina’s wealthiest woman. For a shot of nature, visit Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur, a land-filled wetlands.

Congreso & Tribunales (p76)

N Take in an opera, ballet or classical-music show at Teatro Colón, Buenos

Aires’ premier theater. The traditional en-tertainment district of Av Corrientes still hops these days, showcasing many films, art events and plays.

Top Itineraries

Dinner Try exceptional international cuisine at Café San Juan (p91).

Lunch A sidewalk table at Bar Plaza Dor-rego (p92) for great people-watching.

Dinner Casual and excellent Peruvian can be had at Chan Chan (p81).

Lunch Outside seating and fresh offer-ings at the Central Market (p75).

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Day FourPalermo (p126)

M Walk (or take a bike ride) along Palermo’s Parque 3 de Febrero,

where you can also visit a zoo, botanical garden and Japanese garden. Bike paths are laced throughout, and on Sunday the ring road around the Rose Garden is closed to vehicles.

Palermo (p126)

R Visit Malba, a beautiful and con-temporary art museum showcasing

the collection of art patron Eduardo F Costantini. The Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo is another must-see; it’s a beaux arts mansion that once belonged to a Chilean aristocrat, and is full of his posh belongings. Finally, Evita fans can’t miss Museo Evita, which chronicles the life of

Argentina’s most internationally famous woman.

Palermo (p126)

N Palermo is nightlife central. There are dozens of bars to check out,

and people come from all over to dance at the famous clubs here. For outdoor ac-tion, head to Plaza Serrano, which is surrounded by restaurants and bars, along

Day ThreeRecoleta & Barrio Norte (p115)

M Explore Recoleta’s famous cem-etery; you can wander for hours

among the crumbling sacrophagi and mar-ble angels. It’s a veritable city of the dead, fascinating and mysterious; to seek out Evita’s tomb, just follow everyone else.

Recoleta & Barrio Norte (p115)

R Check out the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Argentina’s top

classic arts museum. Just north is the cool sculpture Floralis Genérica, a giant metal flower whose petals open during the day and close at night (when the gears are working!). And if you’ve got the bucks, the city’s most expensive boutiques are along Av Alvear, worth a stroll to also eyeball some huge old mansions. Visit Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano Isaac Fernán-dez Blanco and Palacio Paz, in nearby

Retiro, if you like gorgeous palaces filled with antiques.

Recoleta & Barrio Norte (p115)

N Time to drink up: Milión is a bar-restaurant in a beautiful old man-

sion, Casa Bar is a sports pub popular with expats, and La Biela is a traditional

Dinner For an excellent steakhouse, get a table at Don Julio (p132).

Lunch Malba’s (p128) cafe-restaurant has a great patio for sunny days.

Dinner Looking for the locals? Then head to classic Rodi Bar (p119).

Lunch Empanadas at El Sanjuanino (p120), one of the few cheap eateries.

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20 Complejo Tango......................................... G4 ÿ Sleeping (p173) 21 El Camarín de las 27 Chill House Hostel.......................................F2 Musas ........................................................ F2 28 Pop Hotel......................................................C1 22 El Cubo .........................................................G2 29 Querido B&B ................................................C1 23 Espacio Callejón.......................................... F2 30 Racó de Buenos Aires................................ E4

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Sandra BaoCoordinating Author Sandra’s mom and her family escaped China’s commu-nist regime in the years following WWII, eventually boarding a freighter bound for Argentina in 1952. After months at sea they arrived in Buenos Aires – just two days after the death of Evita Perón. Sandra’s parents married in Montevi-deo, Uruguay, then raised Sandra and her brother, Daniel, in BA. They lived the carefree porteño life (with asados every Sunday) until 1974, when things got

politically dicey. Once again the Baos emigrated to greener pastures, this time the USA. Sandra is proud to be a porteña and has regularly returned to her homeland as an adult, watching the peso fluctuate wildly through the decades. Over the last 14 years Sandra has contributed to dozens of Lonely Planet guidebooks.

Contributing AuthorMarina Charles wrote the Street Art essay. She is a British expat and Buenos Aires resident who cofounded Graffitimundo in 2009.

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