Ekaterine (Catherine)

One of the most mesmerizing places to visit that is definitely worth it! But note that it can be super crowded and many people are not polite so you will have to force into the queues to see the view. Also it’s not always wet and rainy there as many say on the internet

A very small airport and very few stores or restaurants but it’s clean and serves its purpose perfectly.

Such a nice bookstore that used to be a theatre a later they even had their own radio station until the building transformed into a bookstore in 2000. I didn’t come to buy books but I read reviews that there are almost no English book so if that’s what you are looking for might need to know about that. The cafe is also know to have one of the best coffee but to be honest it looked absolutely not aesthetic at all compared to anything else in the bookstore. In any case, it’s worth visiting due to its beautiful interior

I see many reviews here are either about some bar or about the tango show and it has nothing to do with the mall or the feature of this gallery on the 14th floor. The entrance isn’t easy to find indeed but if you are attentive enough you will find it. The entrance to the viewpoint costs 500 pesos. The place is open from 9 to 13 and from 3 to 6. Some angles have horrible view and some on very beautiful architectural highlights of Buenos Aires. The gallery itself has opened in 1915 in art nouveau style. If you look up it’s beautiful. The staff when paying also speaks some English. If you didn’t get a chance to watch the city from the top it’s a nice spot for that. I wouldn’t say it’s the best view as the city has many ugly buildings but it does worth some attention.

Looks epic and nice but it doesn’t fit the area as it’s surrounded by emptiness near the obelisk and busy roads with cars. If they added more greenery I think it would look more beautiful and inspirational as the roads around it don’t create much atmosphere