Buenos Aires travel guide
Argentina · ~$1100/mo · 95 Mbps wifi · nomad visa
15 community spots
Open the map →Recoleta Cemetery
Find Evita's grave; go on a sunny morning to beat the crowds.
Birkin
Spacious and calm with strong wifi — my go-to work café in Palermo.
La Cabrera
Huge portions, great Malbec list. Happy hour is 40% off.
Don Julio
delicious
Indonesia
Georgia
The University of Buenos Aires
The most important school in Argentina and one of the most prestigious in Latin America. Founded on August 12, 1821, it depends financially on the State but it is autonomous, open, secular, and completely free. Furthermore, the only condition for entry is completion of the Ciclo
Plaza Dorrego
Sunday antiques fair and impromptu tango — best people-watching in the city.
El Ateneo Grand Splendid
Bookstore in a converted theatre — read in the old box seats.
Home Hotel Palermo
Quiet boutique hotel with a garden pool. Solid base for a month.
Florería Atlántico
Speakeasy hidden behind a flower shop — walk through the fridge door.
Café Registrado
Laptop-friendly, lots of outlets, fast wifi. Quiet corner in the back for calls.
El Cuartito
Old-school pizza since 1934. Order the fugazzeta.
Coffee Town
Inside Mercado de San Telmo — grab a cortado and wander the market.
Lattente Espresso
Tiny space, packed by 10am. Go early to grab a seat.