Ideal for: Design lovers, food enthusiasts, and Latin American culture seekers · $120–$180 USD per person
Buenos Aires Design & Parrilla Trail: Leather Ateliers, Cobblestones & Malbec Cellars
Immerse in Buenos Aires’s finest traditions over 48 hours: independent leather boutiques in Palermo Soho, Sunday antiques in San Telmo, and prime quebracho-grilled steaks.
Key Itinerary Highlights
- Bespoke leather bags, jackets, and handmade shoes along Palermo Viejo cobblestones
- Grass-fed Aberdeen Angus entraña and artisanal goat-milk provoleta at Don Julio Parrilla
- Antique silver mate gourds, fileteado porteño art, and street tango in San Telmo
- Historic café cortado and warm medialunas in century-old Bares Notables
Day 1
Palermo Soho Leather & Independent Design Boutiques
Browse tree-lined streets around Plaza Cortázar for high-craft leather goods and bespoke Argentine textile ateliers.
Specialty Coffee & Cobblestone Stroll in Palermo Viejo
Relax at a neighborhood roastery terrace before browsing independent stationery and artisan perfume shops.
Quebracho-Grilled Asado & Signed Malbec at Don Julio
Dine at Pablo Rivero’s legendary corner parrilla for bife de cuadril, grilled heirloom tomatoes, and cellar-aged Mendoza Malbec.
Day 2
San Telmo Sunday Antiques & Silver Artisans
Browse Plaza Dorrego for vintage silver bombillas, leather reins, antique siphon bottles, and live open-air milonga dances.
Bar Notable Cortado & Media Lunas in San Telmo
Conclude with classic Argentine espresso service in a preserved 19th-century tile and wood-paneled corner bar.