Top Nature in Buenos Aires Province

Try to pack a small picnic. The gardens are perfect for a lunch break and it saves you money instead of eating at the cafe.

Take your time exploring the different areas; each section has its own vibe. I suggest wandering off the main paths for a more peaceful experience.

Try to learn a few Spanish phrases. Most people were friendly, but knowing basic greetings made my interactions way better. Plus, you’ll get more local recommendations that way. It’s a win-win!

If you want to save time, rent a bike at one of the kiosks in the park... It makes getting around quicker and you can cover more ground... I had a blast cruising through the paths!

Make sure to visit on a Sunday for the antique market. It’s way busier, but you'll find unique souvenirs and the energy is awesome!

Be cautious of pickpockets, especially when the plaza gets crowded. Keep your belongings secure and stay aware of your surroundings!

Check out the street art as you walk to Plaza Dorrego. Some of it is truly incredible and gives you a different feel for the neighborhood!

Grab a coffee or snack at one of the small cafes around the plaza and enjoy the street performers. It's a relaxed way to soak in the atmosphere.

If you're planning to stay for sunset, grab a spot on the beach by 6 PM. It gets packed quickly, and trust me, the sunset views are totally worth it!