just relax, enjoy some outside shopping in a trendy spot!

This is an easy to navigate section of Palermo, with lots of interesting stores, murals, green spaces, and options for lunch or dinner -- especially in the area immediately around Plaza Cortazar.

Great neighborhood to walk around and browse the cute stores. The really happening days are Wednesday to Sunday from about 2-8pm. Monday & tuesday they are open, just less busy - and that's all part of the fun of this neighborhood.

Well worth getting up to a large collection of leather factory shops, quite literally having the factory "out back", situated on Murillo/Malabia, at the top end of Scalabrini Ortiz.

We spent 12 days in an apartment in Guatemala just off Thames. It was central, vibey and an easy enjoyable walk to Plaza Serrano and all the happening nightspots, restaurants and boutiques in the area. Santa Fe and the Plaza Italiana (from where a bus or the subway could easily be accessed) were a 5 minute walk away. There was... More

This is a very nice neighborhood with a lot of shops and boutiques if the best kind

for shopping, go for a coffe, a drink, eat and meet young alternative people. My favorite place in the whole Capital Federal.

It seems fun to walk around all the boutique stores and sidewalk cafes and listening to the street artists playing South American music. There are also police walking around. Do not let your guard down! A guy came up to us pointing some dropped money by our chairs. While we were wondering to see did we dorp our bills, he... More

This is a fun place to hang out almost any day. You could find a different store every day you visit here. Get yourself to plaza serrano, have a beer or coffee and people watch. There is a repetition of certain stores (shoes, and women's cloths) but there is something for almost everyone in this neighborhood. Well, except history buffs... More