This was the first park I ever had a beer in while in Argentina. Drank Quilmes with 2 dear…read morefriends , unfortunately this was the day that ex President Alfonsine had died. Great park for relaxing though .

Increíble parque en el medio de la ciudad!!…read more Incredible park in the middle of the city!!

This park on the other side of the waterfront is in rather poor shape. If you're planning on…read moregetting in a soccer game with some friendly locals, this park is spacious enough for it. Other than that, there are much prettier parks in the city for a picnic or even people watching.

Uno de los parques más hermosos que he ido. Vengo acá desde que era una bebé y siempre me hipnotiza…read moresu belleza. Lo mantienen muy hermoso. Las rosas mas hermosas se encuentran acá. El aroma es exquisito.

This park is located in Palermo and it has several things to do here. One has many places to find a…read moregood spot to sit and enjoy a good book, or rest with your dog, or hang out with friends with some mates, etc. There is different areas to check out different plants and trees, really fun to walk through this park. Not as big nor as significant as a Central Park in Manhattan, for example, but this area is in its own sense the Central Park of Palermo neighborhood. The neighborhood is filled with bars, clubs, restaurants, crowds, and so on. Sometimes it is nice to get away from that and enjoy a bit of nature. In Palermo, this is as good as it gets. I definitely recommend coming to this park sometime. I have noticed that some area are open past 5pm, but I am not sure which ones are.

Really pretty lake, came to walk around on a weekend afternoon when the weather was nice and not…read moretoo hot. Quite a lot of people sitting around in the shade and hanging out, having picnics, very chill. Shade here and there so it wasn't too sunny, good spot to run, bike, and walk!

Intense is the word to describe my experience here. And that's an understatement…read more I found an airbnb experience that landed us here with a group of other travelers. After crossing over from Montevideo via ferry, we rushed to our airbnb then bolted to the meet up location which was right across the train station. We grabbed a bite to eat at a local bar just around the corner from the stadium. After stuffing out faces with local delicacies and some beers, we began our walk to the stadium that took a minute cos all the local fans basically had a block party. When I tell you.....it was intense. The energy in that whole vicinity was wild. Smoke in the air. Everyone holding onto some bevy of their choosing. Cars were blocking every corner. People were straight posted. At one point, our guide told us to put our phones away and stop recording. There is security EVERYWHERE. Every person is frisked before entering. We had an easy time getting through since we were given a warning of what not to bring. There was a slight hiccup with half of our party not being able to scan their tickets, but the first half of us who got in took our seats at the front and saved a spot for the rest. The standing only area was bananas. They played music the whole time and sang along as well. We were hearing so many bangers. To the point I was singing along in jibberish. We had an amazing time. I didn't get to partake in the snacks and drinks as I was super full from our snacks. They only had soda and some snacks. Alcohol is not allowed inside. I thought this to be ridiculous until I saw the whole place react to when someone from the opposite team scored. When I tell you the insults I heard were bonkers. I know nothing about soccer so I really thought they'd win cos they scored the first goal. Boy, was I wrong. Futbol really is life