From game bars and sharing menus to unlimited baos and late-night cocktails, here’s where to celebrate one of Argentina’s most beloved traditions and seek comfort after the World Cup final
What to do in Buenos Aires
With a little help from my friends: celebrate Friendship Day in Buenos Aires
Celebrate reading at MALBA, revisit cinema classics, and catch some of Buenos Aires’ finest live music
Four Argentine restaurants awarded a Michelin star in 2026 selection
Buenos Aires’ Han and Mendoza’s La Vida, Centauro and Cal join the now 14-restaurants list, still topped by two-starred Aramburu
From traditional independence festivities to chef collaborations, tango, cinema and comfort food, here’s our guide to a long, World Cup-infused weekend
Producer Lita Stantic has spent six decades backing the country’s most daring directors, from María Lusia Bemberg to Lucrecia Martel. Her work will be on focus at MALBA in July
Get Out!: Downtown art circuits, solidarity pop-ups, and sweet treats
Your guide to this weekend includes a collaborative culinary fundraiser for Venezuela, late-night DJ sets in Villa Crespo, and a nostalgic celebration of World Cup history
A new generation of producers is bringing Argentina’s historic grapes back into the spotlight, pairing centuries-old vineyards with fresh, contemporary winemaking
Pioneer sommelier Celestino Rodríguez: ‘Argentine winemaking is world class’
One of the first people in Argentina to qualify as a sommelier, the wine expert at Cauce now curates the wine list at the Michelin-praised restaurant
Get Out!: Chocolate fair, cinema history, and a football cemetery tour
Your guide to this weekend includes 1980s film gems, a massive World Cup watch party, food pop-ups and local rock stars