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With its lavish stately homes, chic cafes and elegant hotels, recoleta is famous for its Parisian look and feel.
What to see? Walk along Avenida Alvear and step into the famous Hotel Alvear and Palacio Duhau.
Also visit Plaza Francia and the Recoleta Cementery which serves as the resting place of Argentina’s most important families (including Eva Perón).
For some shopping you can stop at Patio Bullrich mall, or go straight to Guido and Las 3 O stores if you fancy leather goods.
Avenida del Libertador is another beautiful avenue in Buenos Aires and the longest one in the world, but if you start walking along it from Plaza Francia it can take you straight to Palermo neighborhood through other places that you also need to visit: Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, the national library, Museo de Arte Decorativo, and Plaza Bélgica.
Where to eat? Elena if you are looking for a fancy steakhouse, Roux for a great local interpretation of French food, La Florería Atlantico for a speakeasy-like dinner, and Basa for a cool dinner followed by drinks.

Several buses just 2 blocks away on Las Heras Av and subway blocks away.
Anyway, this area is perfect for walking.