If you are here it is because you are planning to visit one of the most beautiful cities in South America, Buenos Aires! A city that allows you to enjoy good wine, tango and passion for soccer also invites you to visit its natural side.  Beyond the stunning architecture and overflowing passion, here are some green treasures to discover on your next visit - ideal for urban explorers and nature lovers!

 

 

Inside Bosques de Palermo you will find the Rose Garden, I recommend you to visit it in spring-summer when the roses are in full bloom / photo: digograndiInside Bosques de Palermo you will find the Rose Garden, I recommend you to visit it in spring-summer when the roses are in full bloom / photo: digograndi

 

1. Bosques de Palermo: A Retreat in the Heart of the City

Known as the Bosques de Palermo, Tres de Febrero Park stands out for being the most iconic green space in the city. This park has 370 hectares, where you will find incredible forests and lakes that will steal your gaze once you are there.

Within its boundaries, there are areas of free access that occupy most of the park, including squares, promenades and the Rosedal. On the other hand, there are other areas such as the Palermo Hippodrome, the Japanese Garden, the Museum of Plastic Arts "Eduardo Sívori" and the Planetarium "Galileo Galilei". Private places of interest that you can visit at any time.

 

Travel tip: This green lung in downtown Buenos Aires is perfect for a relaxing day outdoors. Visit it with our amazing City tour of Buenos Aires!

 

The Costanera Sur Reserve is just a few minutes away from Puerto Madero, ideal for touring this area of Buenos Aires / Photo. joseluislagomyportfolioThe Costanera Sur Reserve is just a few minutes away from Puerto Madero, ideal for touring this area of Buenos Aires / Photo. joseluislagomyportfolio

 

2. Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve: Nature in the heart of downtown

Just a few steps away from the urban bustle, the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve invites you to explore wetlands and trails lined with lush vegetation. This waterfront is one of the largest green spaces in the city, ideal for walking and bird watching of native birds and unique flora. It is also very well designed for biking and enjoying some mates in front of the Rio de la Plata. An experience that proves that wildlife and the city can coexist in harmony.

 

Travel Tip: Don't miss the opportunity to sail the Rio de la Plata with this Tigre Boat Tour departing from Buenos Aires!

 

Find a piece of Japanese culture by visiting the Japanese Garden in Buenos Aires / Photo: Andrey KhrobostovFind a piece of Japanese culture by visiting the Japanese Garden in Buenos Aires / Photo: Andrey Khrobostov

 

3. Japanese Garden: A Corner of Serenity and Oriental Culture

Travel to the Orient without leaving Buenos Aires at the Japanese Garden. The garden was created in 1967 as a gift from the Japanese community in Argentina to celebrate the visit of Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko. Since then, it has become an icon of harmony and beauty, fusing traditional Japanese architecture with Argentina's native flora.

Its meticulously designed landscapes, arched bridges and ponds inhabited by Koi fish will transport you to a zen environment. Perfect for a quiet break, enjoy tea ceremonies or simply let yourself be carried away by the serenity of the surroundings. At any time of the year you will find a different view of the garden, it's wonderful!

 

Travel tip: Find out the entrance fees to the Japanese garden here and contribute to the maintenance of this unique space!

 

Get to know the Botanical Garden in Buenos Aires / Photo: SourceGet to know the Botanical Garden in Buenos Aires / Photo: Source

 

4. Botanical Garden: A Sanctuary of Flora and Fauna

The Botanical Garden of Buenos Aires stands as a true sanctuary for botany and nature lovers. Founded in 1898, this space houses an impressive collection of native and international plants, distributed in different thematic gardens. From cacti to orchids, each section offers a unique experience.

Delve into botanical beauty at the Botanical Garden of Buenos Aires. This garden is a visual feast for botany lovers. Explore its greenhouses, shady paths and enjoy a day surrounded by the natural richness of the region.

 

Travel Tip: Explore the attractions of Buenos Aires from the air with this Helicopter Tour!

 

 

Treat the little ones of the family to a day of fun and nature at the Children's Park! / Photo: sourceTreat the little ones of the family to a day of fun and nature at the Children's Park! / Photo: source

 

5. Parque de los Niños: Fun and Nature for the Little Ones

Parque de los Niños stands as a space designed especially for the little ones and their families. This park combines vibrant playgrounds with green areas perfect for family picnics.

Its interactive attractions, designed with an educational approach, give children the opportunity to learn while they play. It also has a central lake that offers boat rides, adding a picturesque touch to the experience.

The Children's Park is ideal for children to play and learn in a safe and natural setting. For an unforgettable family experience, Parque de los Niños is the perfect choice.

 

Travel Tip: If you want a kid-friendly activity, Estancia Don Silvano Fiesta Gaucha is perfect. Enjoy the countryside, fresh air, delicious food and much more.

 

In short...

Buenos Aires proves that urban life and nature can coexist harmoniously. From the Bosques de Palermo to the serenity of the Japanese Garden, its parks and nature reserves add a unique experience to your visit to the city. Get ready to explore this green variety that reveals the hidden natural wealth of Buenos Aires and discover it for yourself on your next visit!

 

By: Daytours4u.com Content Team