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Leading light among a new wave of Argentine artisans inspired by the country's indigenous heritage, Ricardo Paz limits his materials to leather, wool, wood, and...more
see the Buenos Aires guideFrom the Frank Sinatra and Tom Jones vinyl LPs on the turquoise-painted walls to the frayed Persian rugs scattered on its wooden floor, Bensimon's signature...more
see the Buenos Aires guideThe two levels of this winding shopping arcade, wedged between the Recoleta Cemetery and the Hard Rock Cafe Buenos Aires, are solely dedicated to design and...more
see the Buenos Aires guide"So many shoes, so little time," says the cutesy woolen sign inside this Recoleta den dedicated exclusively to tango shoes. There's nothing cutesy about the...more
see the Buenos Aires guideThe original El Ateneo at Calle Florida 340 is one of B.A.'s most beloved librerías (bookstores). But this outpost on Avenida Santa Fe must be seen to be...more
see the Buenos Aires guideThis funky men's boutique—with Persian rugs flung over its hardwood floors, The Polyphonic Spree or The Jam blaring from the stereo, and mellow dudes...more
see the Buenos Aires guideArgentina is replete with 20th-century furniture, lighting, and interior accessories either imported or manufactured locally during the country's golden years....more
see the Buenos Aires guideThe enormous Beaux Arts shopping center known as Galerías Pacífico is more than just a mall or the highlight of the bustling Calle Florida: It's an...more
see the Buenos Aires guideJust down the street from the Alvear Palace Hotel, Grand Cru is the toniest wine merchant in the toniest barrio of Buenos Aires. The atmosphere here is low-key...more
see the Buenos Aires guideMost of the colorful leather shoes, bags, and belts at Mandarine are made in the factory at their shop on Calle Honduras, and represent an excellent value for...more
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