Best Parks in Buenos Aires
7 parks in Buenos Aires, including Bosques de Palermo (Parque Tres de Febrero) (Palermo, Buenos Aires). The order here is where we started — no votes have been cast yet, and the community's votes decide it from here.
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Palermo, Buenos Aires
The city's biggest, most popular park, with a boating lake for rented paddle boats, the Rosedal rose garden and a Poets' Garden with literary busts.
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Jardín Japonés
parkPalermo, Buenos Aires
Japanese garden inside Parque Tres de Febrero, opened in 1967 for a visit by Japan's Crown Prince Akihito; open daily 10am-6:30pm with paid admission.
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Palermo, Buenos Aires
Botanical garden on Av. Santa Fe with a greenhouse and a butterfly garden that opens fully for one hour on Saturdays; open Wed-Sun 8:30am-6:30pm.
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Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires
350-hectare wetland reserve on the Río de la Plata riverbank, with ponds, grasslands and trails popular for birdwatching; free entry, closed Mondays.
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Caballito, Buenos Aires
Circular park designed by Carlos Thays for the 1910 centennial, built around a lake with ducks and swans; hosts the Natural Sciences Museum and a weekend crafts fair.
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Parque Lezama
parkSan Telmo, Buenos Aires
Hilly, statue-lined park on the site once linked to Pedro de Mendoza's legendary 1536 founding of Buenos Aires; grew from a private garden bought by Gregorio Lezama in 1857, made public in 1894.
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Plaza San Martín
parkRetiro, Buenos Aires
One of the city's oldest squares, renamed for General San Martín in 1878 and redesigned by landscaper Charles Thays, with a giant gomero rubber-fig tree and the general's equestrian monument.
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