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The Vibe of Cañitas is considered to be the nicest in Palermo and one of the nicer areas in the city overall. Once within the neighborhood and off the main streets, this area becomes a city of its own. Baez Street is home to upscale restaurants and bars.
Highlights and tips:
-Baez street (corner of Baez and Arevalo) is home to about 4 blocks of bars, restaurants and cafes
-Hipodromo, the Buenos Aires horse race track. Races run 2-3 times a week year round. Check our calendar for race dates.
-Polo fields located on the corner of Dorrego and Libertador.
Attractions: Baez Street, at its intersection with Arevalo, is the hot spot in this section of Palermo. There is a 3-block strip of restaurants and bars here that house some of the flashier elements of Palermo and Buenos Aires as a whole. Dotted around this area you’ll find a wide variety of restaurants ranging from Thai cuisine to sushi to upscale parrillas.
During the day, the polo fields and the horse track (Hipódromo) attract a lot of attention (seasonal games and races, check our calendar in the What’s on? section, Polo season is November-December). Polo is a very popular sport here in Argentina and many boast that the Argentine teams and horses are the best in the world.
If you are seeking comfort food, the large grocery store Jumbo can be found in between Dorrego, Bullrich and Cervino.
Tucked away near Olleros and Luis Maria Campos is the Soler shopping center.
On the far north side of the neighborhood, you’ll stumble upon the Palermo Lagos (Palermo Parks). This area is very large and hosts many different sections that stretch all the way up to Belgrano and down to Recoleta. Be sure to check out the Rose Garden (El Rosedal) which is host to a wide variety of award winning roses from around the world. Paddle and row boats are available in many of the lake areas for a reasonable price.