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Bars & Nightlife The guide was updated: 2024-04-05

Like most great cities, Buenos Aires is best experienced at night. Not only is it a city that never sleeps, but it is also a place where the fun is just getting started after midnight.

When the sun goes down music starts spreading everywhere, theatres have late-night showings, restaurants and bars start to get crowded for dinner and it is only from 1 am that the local 'boliches' (nightclubs) start opening their doors.

The city's unique nightlife, which usually lasts until past 7 in the morning, is sure to have visitors sleep deprived, but always wanting more.

El Boticario

El Boticario

Legend has it that in the early XX century an Argentinian pharmacist named Salvador Cortez, owner of a pharmacy in Palermo neighbourhood, would create syrups and meds right in front of the clients, mixing ingredients over the counter. Today, after almost a century, El Boticario invites you to travel back in time and to try its artisanal cocktails prepared and displayed as the good old Cortez would have.

Floreria Atlantico

Floreria Atlantico

Disguised as a lovely flower shop in the Retiro neighbourhood, the Floreria Atlantico is actually an intimate and evocative speakeasy hidden beneath a floral cover. The menu features drinks and dishes from various European and American countries, as an homage to the many people who emigrated to Argentina in the past centuries.

Victoria Brown Coffee and Bar

Victoria Brown Coffee and Bar

Hidden behind the brick clad door of its namesake cafe, the Victoria Brown is one of the many trending speakeasies in the Palermo neighborhood. Famous for its distinctive steampunk decor, this bar offers good music and fancy cocktails in a dark, yet refined atmosphere.

Vico Wine Bar

Vico Wine Bar

Vico Wine Bar is a mix of innovation, professionalism and attention to detail. An innovative self-service concept, a selection of more than 140 wines, expert sommeliers and dainty food make this bar an oenophiles' heaven.

Hache Almacén

Hache Almacén

Hache's wine bar is a relaxing, casual, rustic place, where to taste good wine and local food in a lively atmosphere. The place also offers takeaway, giving the opportunity to taste its wine comfortably at home.

Éter Club

Éter Club

Far from the nightlife neighbourhoods of Buenos Aires, at the first floor of an apartment building in Villa del Parque, there is a hidden club famous for the quality of its cocktails and live music concerts. Let the notes of Jazz, Blues and Rock turn your night into a daydream.

La Fuerza

La Fuerza

Founded by four friends wanting to expand the culture of Vermouth in Buenos Aires, La Fuerza is the operating base of their promotion efforts. Their signature La Fuerza vermouth comes in two forms, Rojo and Blanco, made with Malbec and Torrontés grapes respectively. You can couple it with their food offering, featuring "chistorra" (a local kind of sausage) and tortillas.

Theatres on Avenida Corrientes

Theatres on Avenida Corrientes

Buenos Aires can boast of being an important centre for many things, among them, theatre. Avenida Corrientes, besides being famed as the birthplace of tango, is home to a huge array of world-renowned theatres that offer top-notch performances and concerts year-round.

Tango at Cafe Tortoni

Tango at Cafe Tortoni

The historic Café Tortoni opened its doors for the first time in 1858, and it is one of the best places in the city to experience traditional tango. Once a favourite haunt of artists, writers and musicians, it really brings to life the bohemian side of Buenos Aires, and it keeps the tradition alive with riveting and intimate tango performances.

Wine Tasting at Palacio Duhau

Wine Tasting at Palacio Duhau

Inside the gorgeous Palacio Duhau Hotel, the Vinoteca hosts exclusive nightly wine tasting events that showcase some of the country's best vintages. Take a tour of the Argentina's different regions through its wines, expertly paired with artisanal cheeses for an unforgettable experience.

Culture at Centro Cultural Borges

Culture at Centro Cultural Borges

This cultural centre, named after one of the country's best and most beloved authors, Jorge Luis Borges, hosts an astonishing variety of performances and exhibitions. From ballet and tango to experimental theatre and orchestras, indie films, photography and art expos, you are sure to find something interesting during your visit.

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