Buenos Aires walking route: Caminito Street to La Recoleta
Explore Buenos Aires' most iconic landmarks and neighborhoods across 14 key locations, including the historic Pink House, colorful Caminito Street in La Boca, and the serene Buenos Aires Japanese Gardens. The route covers cultural sites like La Recoleta Cemetery, Museo Evita, and Puerto Madero Waterfront, plus notable attractions such as Floralis Generica Sculpture and the Galileo Galilei Planetarium.
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- Places
- Start
- Pizzería Güerrin
- End
- ARA Presidente Sarmiento Museum Ship
- Stops
- 14
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Stops on this route
- Pizzería Güerrin — One of the most famous pizzerias in all of Buenos Aires
- The Pink House — Home to the president's office in Buenos Aires
- Caminito Street — Popular stretch of road in La Boca, the most colorful neighborhood in Buenos Aires
- La Recoleta Cemetery — One of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world
- Buenos Aires Japanese Gardens — Located in Palermo and cared for by the Japanese Argentine Cultural Foundation
- Floralis Generica Sculpture — Large flower sculpture situated at Plaza de las Naciones Unidas
- Galerías Pacífico Shopping Centre — Shopping destination located at the intersection of Calle Florida and Avenida Cordoba
- Los Bosques de Palermo (Palermo Forest) — Large urban park located in the neighborhood of Palermo
- Galileo Galilei Planetarium — Family-friendly activity located in Palermo within Parque Tres de Febrero
- Museo Evita — Museum with nearby Evita Cafe located around the corner
- Freddo Gelato Parlor — Favorite ice cream destination in Buenos Aires
- Florida Street — Popular pedestrian-only shopping street lined with stores
- Puerto Madero Waterfront — Neighborhood situated along the waterfront that has undergone regeneration
- ARA Presidente Sarmiento Museum Ship — Former training ship turned museum docked in Puerto Madero
Useful for your trip
- Tip
- Visit Caminito Street in La Boca neighborhood to see brightly colored houses, watch live tango performances, and shop for souvenirs.
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- Recoleta Cemetery contains elaborate mausoleums and is one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world. The grave of Evita Peron is the most visited tomb.
- Food
- Try Bife de Lomo (tenderloin steak) at a parrilla steakhouse where meat is cooked on the grill. The best steakhouses serve it the house way without asking how you want it cooked.
- Food
- Visit El Club de la Milanesa to try Milanesa, a breaded meat fillet dish, available with various toppings like cheese, bacon, and different sauces.
- Food
- Try Choripán (grilled chorizo sausage in crusty bread) from stands along Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve near Puerto Madero. Add chimichurri for extra flavor.
- Food
- Get pizza at Pizzería Güerrin, which is highlighted as a must-try dining destination in Buenos Aires.
- Tip
- The Obelisk is located at the intersection of Avenida 9 de Julio and Avenida Corrientes and is the city's most identifiable landmark.
- Timing
- Visit the Feria de San Telmo Sunday Market in Plaza Dorrego to browse antiques, listen to live music, and sample street food. It also spills onto Calle Defensa.
- Tip
- The Floralis Generica sculpture in Plaza de las Naciones Unidas opens its petals in the morning and closes them in the evening.
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- Japanese Gardens in Palermo contain a lake with colorful carp and Japanese vegetation. Admission is required but the gardens are perfectly manicured.
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- El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookstore was converted from a theater and is one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. It has a cafe built on the former stage.
- Tip
- Attend a tango show or dancing lesson in Buenos Aires, as the city is the birthplace of tango. Dinner and show packages are available.
Video on this route
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