Visiting
Buenos Aires can also take you on a shopping tour of
Buenos Aires.
You will get a friendly and expert guide who will take you around
in order to help you shop.
With
our assistance you will have access not only to the best malls
in Buenos Aires but to a wide range of exquisite
stores that are not easily accessible for people who do not
know Buenos Aires quite well.
You
will be personally guided to meet your demands and helped
to find whatever you want in the least time. Tell us what
you are seeking for and what your interests are. We can take
you wherever you can find the latest trends.
It
will be an efficient and fun shopping experience!
Galerías
Pacífico
It is a noble restored building with valuable and historical
murals, the best option in downtown for pastime and shopping.
Enormous frescos of famous argentine painters can be contemplated
to visitor’s amazement. On the last story you will find
the Centro Cultural Borges and the Ballet
School of Julio Bocca. Its stores offer a large list
of options, from haute couture to fashionable casual wear,
bookstores, jewelry shops, the best leather clothing, souvenirs,
perfume shops, food halls, among others.
Abasto
Shopping Mall
It has been built taking advantage of the magnificent building
where the most important and popular market in Buenos
Aires was located. It is a historical area, linked
with the memory of Carlos Gardel and tango.
The mall offers a huge number of attractions such as a 12-screen
cinema complex, many clothes stores, an entertainment center
for kids, and food halls.
Patio
Bullrich
It is the smallest shopping mall in Buenos Aires,
although one of the most exclusive and refined. You
will find the most important international fashion names
such as Cacharel, Lacroix,
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Village
Recoleta
Excellent place for shopping and entertainment. It has
an enormous cinema complex, important bookstores and restaurants
with tables outdoors. It is located in the heart of Recoleta
neighborhood, opposite the Cemetery where illustrious
personalities are buried and surrounded by the best restaurants,
pubs and bars of the area. |
Buenos
Aires Design
Located in the area of the former Recoleto Convent,
it has become the most important reference in architectural
design and decoration. It is the most important and exclusive
decoration mall in South America. Outdoors you will find the
famous terraces of the Paseo del Pilar, where
very sophisticated restaurants are located.
Paseo
Alcorta
It is the shopping mall located in Palermo Chico,
an area with beautiful landscaping and architecture. You will
find numerous gastronomic alternatives and very distinctive
boutiques.
It is located very near the Malba Museum.
It consists of 4 stories, with an extension of 140,000 square
meters.
Alto
Palermo Shopping
It is one of the favorite shopping malls of young people for
the numerous alternatives found in young clothes, both of
international and national names, such as: Kosyuko,
Cassin, Vitamina, Ona
Saez, etc. The food hall is located on the highest
level, with restaurants, bars, ice-cream shops, pizza shops,
etc. It has 2 cinema halls. It is an excellent commercial
option to visit: Kosyuko, Daniel
Cassin, among other names.
San
Telmo Fair
Antiques are another excellent buy in Argentina, and San
Telmo is the most recognized center of antiques.
Many of it’s old mansions have been turned into antique
shops, and on Sunday at 10 A.M the main square becomes an
outdoor antique market, gathering the largest number of antique
shops and rare objects in all South America. The tango atmosphere,
the architecture and artists make this place unique. Here
you will find furniture, clocks, bronze articles, music records,
sculptures, sacred painting, period costumes, etc.
Juan
Carlos Pallarols
For high-quality classic silver jewelry, and silverware in
general, try Juan Carlos Pallarols Orfebre,
famous locally for having crafted pieces for Máxima
Zorraguieta, Argentina's export to the Dutch royal family.
Florida
street
Calle Florida is the well known pedestrian
street that overflows with leather shops.
This pedestrian street offer tourists a wide range of leather
clothes, footwear and furs stores.
It is the perfect place where to get popular souvenirs such
as mate holders, ponchos, silver photo frames and ornate Gaucho
belts.
There is also excellent cashmere sweaters, dresses, skirts
and jackets.
Alvear
and Quintana Avenues
Recoleta is one of the neighborhoods most
young people like to visit, because of its attractive nightlife,
bars, pubs, nightclubs. The most distinctive boutiques and
jewelry shops in Buenos Aires are located
there.
Santa
Fe Avenue
It is in this elegant avenue of Buenos Aires,
from Florida street to Scalabrini
Ortiz street where tourists can find plenty of options,
from shopping to entertainment, restaurants, cinemas, pubs,
coffee shops with tables outdoors, music shops, galleries,
shopping malls, important bookstores, clothes and shoes of
excellent quality for all ages, etc. and where lots of “porteños”
like to stroll around.
Palermo
Viejo
Palermo is a neighborhood which has been recreated and self-divided
into regions by interest areas: Palermo Soho,
Palermo Hollywood, Las Cañitas,
etc. It has become the place of young alternative design both
of fashion and objects, absolutely creative and in the vanguard.
New pubs, bars and restaurants have spread around, which are
visited by young people. We also take you to walk Honduras
Street.
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