Neighbourhoods
Neighbourhoods
Where to live in Buenos Aires — honest takes on every barrio, from Palermo to San Telmo.
Neighbourhoods9 min
Palermo: The Neighbourhood Most Brits End Up In (and Why)
If you had to pin Palermo onto London, it sits somewhere between Shoreditch and Notting Hill: the cafés and tattoo shops of one, the tree cover and the dog walkers of the other, without the price tag of either.
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Neighbourhoods8 min
Belgrano: The Quieter Alternative (Perfect for Families)
Think of Belgrano as the Richmond of Buenos Aires — residential, green, excellent schools, and a twenty-minute Subte ride to the centre.
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Neighbourhoods7 min
San Telmo: For Brits Who Want the Real Buenos Aires
San Telmo is where the Buenos Aires you imagined actually exists — the tango, the cobblestones, the hole-in-the-wall parrillas.
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Neighbourhoods7 min
Recoleta: The Posh Bit (and Whether You'd Actually Want to Live There)
If Palermo is Shoreditch and Belgrano is Richmond, Recoleta is Kensington — beautiful, expensive, and slightly up itself.
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