SHOPPING

El Gato Negro

This is one of the traditional stores in Buenos Aires, you can find spices, tea, coffee and to enjoy music of quality.
At the moment it has become in a place with live music, but it continues being a traditional market.

Address:
Corrientes 1669, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Telephone:
+ 54 11 43741730.

Patio Bullrich Shopping Center

The Shopping Bullrich Center presents an elegant and classic style, it is located near embassies, theaters and noted hotels. It has 80 stores, it counts with a floor of meals with the capacity for 800 persons, parking with a space for about 200 vehicles and a leisure center that it includes 6 cinema halls.
It is a perfect place to go shopping or simply to pass the while.

Address:
Avenue Del Liberator 740, Federal Capital, 1125.
Telephone:
+54 11 48147400.
Nearer station of Bus: 124, 110, 62, 92, 67.
Neighborhood: Recoleta.

Galerías Pacífico

It is located on the Avenida Florida, it has guided visits to be able to discover the history of the building.

Schedules:
Monday to Friday: 10.00 to 21.00 Hrs.
Sunday: 12.00 to 21.00 Hrs.
Schedules to guided visits:
Monday to Saturday: 11.30 and 16.30 Hrs.
Sundays: 13.00 and 16.30 Hrs. (in Central Dome).

Martín Churba y Yessica Trosman

These are the two more creative Argentinean designers, their collections are unique and exclusive.
What really emphasized more is that the articles are totally done by hand. Their designs are much more inspired for women of 15 to 40 years.

They have unique dresses that with a single change of accessories can be used in the day as at night. They use strident colors and classic frequently characteristics and the most tradicional fashionable.
The clothes that they make are really a true work of art, they create their own fashion and they do not follow that established mass.

Address:
Armenian 1998, Federal Capital, 1289.

Telephone:
+54 11 48565288.

Station of Bus:
110, 57, 36, 152.

Neighborhood:
Palermo.

Shopping Abasto

It is a splendid building where was Abasto market, the most important and popular market of Buenos Aires. It is an historic zone, was directly related with Carlos Gradel memory and the tango. The shopping has attractions like cinema, clothes store, entertainment for children and food courts.

Address:
Corrientes Avenue 3200
Telephone:
4959-3400 Abasto
Buses:
24,26,29,41,61,62,64,71,99,101,115,124,132,146,155,168 and 188.

Alto Palermo Shopping

It is one of the preferred shopping for young people, because there are a wide range of brand clothes, both international and Argentinean ones. It is a five-storey building, in the upper floor there are food courts, restaurants, bars, ice-cream parlors, pizzerias, a two-screen cinema and plays for children.

Schedule:
Monday to Friday, Saturday from 10 to 1am
Address:
Santa Fé Avenue 253
Telephone:
5777- 8000
Buses:
12, 15, 39, 39, 64, 68, 92, 111,128 and 152

Buenos Aires Design

It is located in the former Recoleta Convent, its architecture design and decoration is the best reference. It is the most important and exclusive in decoration of South America. Outside there are some sophisticated restaurants.

It is the first mall dedicated to design and decoration. In the ground floor there are stores that offer the best products. In the first floor there is a terrace where people can taste delicious dishes, enjoying panoramic views to Recoleta.

Schedule:
Monday to Friday from11:00 to 21:00
Saturday: from 10:00 to 21:00
Sundays: from 12:00 to 21:00
Address:
Pueyrredón 2501
Telephone:
5777-6000 Recoleta
Buses:
61, 62, 67, 92, 93, 102, 124,130

Paseo Alcorta

The shopping is located in Palermo Chico, the zone has wonderful landscape and is rich in architecture design. It has different gastronomic offers, brand name stores. It is a four-storey building and is located close to Malaba museum.

Schedule:
Monday to Sunday from 10:00 to 22:00
Food courts:
Sunday to Thusrday from 10:00 to 24:00hrs,
Address:
Salguero Avenue and Figueroa Alcorta
Telephone:
5777- 65000

Places where to buy

In the town, there are several places to take a walk buying at the same time:

Santa Fé Avenue is very crowded by tourist because there are entertainment places, restaurants, candy stores, movies, pubs, bookshops, and clothing and shoe stores for adults and children.

Another place is Florida Street, which characterizes because there are some places to buy products for tourist like shoes and Argentinean leathers.

Alvear and Quintana avenues are frequently visited by young people. The night life is very popular because there are pubs, bars, and discotheques; clothing stores and the best of jewels stores too.