Buenos Aires is preparing to say goodbye to the summer with a packed agenda of activities that combine architecture, gastronomy, science, and outdoor leisure.
On Friday, February 27th, the focus is on architecture and night fairs. At 11:00, an accessible guided tour will be held at Casa de la Ciudad (Parque Patricios). Simultaneously, La Rural hosts a fair outlet with over 80 top brands offering special promotions and free entry. For children, the Palacio Libertad presents an immersive experience based on the universe of María Elena Walsh. At 18:00, an exclusive sunset tour of the iconic Bencich building on Av. Roque Sáenz Peña is available.
On Saturday, February 28th, Corrientes Street comes alive with science and nightlife. The Galileo Galilei Planetarium closes the summer with a multidisciplinary festival featuring immersive shows, music, science, and telescope observations. The subway line B will operate until 01:30 to facilitate the return journey. Corrientes Street will transform with pop-up shows, cinema interventions, and pizzerias with extended hours and special offers.
On Sunday, March 1st, the city will feature closing events and shopping. At 20:00, the Teatro Colón offers an exclusive experience including a private guided tour, live classical music, and a toast with a tasting on the Salón Dorado's terrace. Throughout the day, Plaza Zapiola (Villa Urquiza) will host a gastronomic fair with over 45 producer stalls, perfect for an outdoor dinner. At 19:00, a milonga with live musicians and a DJ will take place at Cine Teatro El Plata (Mataderos). Free activities have limited capacity and require prior registration.
