Palermo is one of the most famous
neighborhoods of Buenos Aires City. It’s the larger one of our city and it has
many non-official neighborhoods in it. Almost every person who visited Buenos
Aires knows Palermo: it’s beautiful and touristic. More than 16 square
kilometers full of parks, restaurants, bars and unforgettable sightsees. Hostel
Colonial tells you all about a great place of our city.
There are lots of attractions you
should visit: Bosques de Palermo (Palermo Woods), one of the most beautiful
parks of our city, the Japanese Garden, the Museum of Latin American Art, the
Planetarium (picture), the Zoo and the Botanical Garden, the Islamic Mosque,
the race course, the famous restaurants and design houses alongside Cortázar
Square, the Polo field where the most best players of the world play every day,
among others.
Some of the non-official
neighborhoods in which Palermo is divided are: La Imprenta (close to the race
course), Las Cañitas (a restaurants area), Palermo Chico (an exclusive area of
aristocratic houses), Palermo Hollywood (north of Juan B. Justo Avenue, full of
restaurants and audiovisual producers), Palermo Soho (including Cortázar Square
and lots of design houses), Palermo Viejo, Villa Freud (where you’ll find lots
of psychoanalysts), and many many more.
You can choose your own way to
discover this great place. Here, in Hostel Colonial, we have the greatest tips
on Palermo. Ask us!
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