Barrakesh

(Barracas)
Address: California 1672, Barracas
Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Cool and creative cultural space. 

Centro Cultural Recoleta

(Recoleta)
Address: Junin 1930, C1113
Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

This building, constructed in 1732, originally served as the convent for the Recollect monks, which gave the neighborhood its name. Today, it is a cultural center featuring 27 exhibition halls, a small cinema, an auditorium, and an amphitheater. It hosts visual art exhibitions, recitals, concerts, theater performances, and events.

Palacio Libertad,
Centro Cultural Domingo Faustino Sarmiento (CCK): 

(Microcentro)

Address: Sarmiento 151, C1041
Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Within the vast beaux-arts structure – which stands eight stories tall and takes up an entire city block – are multiple art galleries and events spaces. The highlight is the Ballena Azul, a concert hall with world-class acoustics. The original building, which was modeled on New York City’s main post office, took nearly 30 years to complete – it was finished in 1928. Restoration for the cultural center began in 2009 and it opened in May 2015. The architects used glass and stainless steel to maintain and add to the beauty of the original structure. The result is one of the city's grandest buildings, and it’s well worth a visit. It's free to enter and there are usually exhibitions to see that don't require tickets as well as a range of activities, like yoga, dance classes and concerts, that are free but ticketed. There's also great free programming and activity areas for kids. Check the website to see what's on and act quickly if you want to book.

MALBA

(Palermo)
Address: Av. Pres. Figueroa Alcorta 3415, C1425CLA
Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Very well-known and prestigious Latin American Art Museum. Big tourist attraction. Usually puts on great temporary exhibitions. 

Feria de Antigüedades de San Telmo

Well-known antiques market in the old neighborhood of San Telmo, surrounded by traditional cafés and bars around Plaza Dorrego. There are stalls every day, but the main event takes place on Sundays. 

Museo de Bellas Artes

(Palermo)
Address: Av. del Libertador 1473, C1425
Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Museum of Fine Art, main museum in the city, surrounded by the Palermo parks. 

Museo de Arte Decorativo

(Palermo)
Address: Av. del Libertador 1902, C1425
Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Gorgeous former mansion houses the Museum of Decorative Arts. 

Museo de Arte Moderno

(San Telmo)
Address: Av. San Juan 350, C1147AAO
Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Museum of Modern Art. 

Feria de artesanías Plaza Francia

(Recoleta)

Also known as ¨la Feria Hippie de Recoleta¨, it takes place on weekends in the park in front of Recoleta’s Iglesia del Pilar, just a few steps away from the Recoleta Cemetery. Hundreds of stalls sell crafts and hand-made jewelry, congregating a very jovial crowd. Fun activity, especially for teenagers and young adults. 

Museo Evita

(Palermo)
Address: Lafinur 2988, B1738ECL
Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Museum detailing the life of Eva Perón through photographs and a collection of artifacts from her life. It is hosted in a beautiful building with a very nice restaurant and café.