Palermo Soho- cool place in Buenos Aires

Another post about Buenos Aires? You might say! I just couldn’t resist. I left the city already, but maybe I am having detachment problems and I am not quite ready to let it go. So apologies to some of you, but great hopes that this post can be useful.

Buenos Aires has many faces and if you read my blog regularly, you may remember earlier posts about Buenos Aires. Today I would like to tell you a few words about a really cool place in Buenos Aires: the neighbourhood called Palermo Soho.

This is probably the coolest part of the city: vibrant, fresh, international, and happy. It breathes. You can find there different sorts of small shops, hippie and design boutiques something for everybody. You can shop there till you drop. When you get hungry, I am pretty sure you would struggle with choosing the place for a bite as all of the restaurants and bars are so unique and cool that one may want to visit all of them. The same goes for pubs and coffee shops.

What would you say about going clothes shopping with a real DJ show? Well, don’t go further than Palermo Soho. It’s like shopping in a disco club.

Favourite travel resources:

Booking.com for searching best prices on accommodation.
Discover Cars is a great website as they search both local and international car hire services, so you can choose the best deal for yourself. Make sure though, that the company has a good reputation and reviews.
Get Your Guide is my place to go for searching and booking tours and excursions, especially when I travel solo.
World Nomads travel insurance. I like them because they have quite extensive coverage of different activities.
Jack’s Flight Club is a service that can save you hundreds of dollars on flights, it works especially well in Europe.
Trivago where you can search and save on hotels.
Go City is a perfect site for booking bucket list experiences and attractions all in one to avoid paying for multiple tickets. Easy and saves money.
Trip Advisor– amazing for good quality recommendations.
Skyscanner is a perfect website for searching flight routes and comparing prices.

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The funky, cool and romantic atmosphere of Palermo Soho, clean cobbled streets and so many interesting shops and restaurants can make a nice day in this neighborhood. I would say that this is a must. What do you think? Thank you for visiting, please leave a comment below, we love reading them.

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