Close to the US Embassy and La Rural! Very comfortable!

This charming apartment is located in the heart of Palermo, just a few minutes' walk from Plaza Italia, one of the most connected areas in Buenos Aires. Perfect for those looking to enjoy urban life with easy access to major public transportation and a wide range of services.

→ Fully equipped kitchen

> Microwave

> Refrigerator

> Coffee maker

> Toaster

> Electric kettle

> Utensils + Cookware set

→ Living room

> Sofa bed

> Table with 4 chairs

> 40'' Smart TV

→ Bedroom

> Double bed

> Wardrobe with safe

→ Full bathroom

> Toilet + bidet

> Shower

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Guests can use the apartment and the common areas (elevator, stairs)

The contact will be through instant messaging applications.

Palermo is one of the most iconic and vibrant neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, known for its diversity, vast green spaces, and top-tier cultural and gastronomic offerings. Divided into several sub-areas, each with its own personality, Palermo has something for every taste.

- Palermo Soho and Palermo Hollywood

These areas are the epicenter of the city's young and creative scene. In Palermo Soho, the cobbled streets are filled with independent designer boutiques, art galleries, cafés, and international cuisine restaurants. Palermo Hollywood, on the other hand, is famous for its nightlife, trendy bars, and film and television production companies. Both areas stand out for their weekend markets and vibrant cultural life.

- Parks and green spaces

One of Palermo's greatest attractions is its vast green spaces, known as the Bosques de Palermo. This green lung is perfect for walking, running, cycling, or simply relaxing. It includes the Rose Garden, a rose garden, and the lake, where you can rent boats. Also in the area are the Japanese Garden, the Botanical Garden, and the Ecopark, offering peaceful settings in the middle of the city.

- Culture and entertainment

Palermo is a cultural hub of the city, with museums such as the MALBA (Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires), exhibition centers, and a range of alternative theaters. Throughout the year, the neighborhood hosts numerous film, theater, and music festivals.

- Gastronomy and nightlife

The neighborhood is known for its top-quality gastronomic offerings, with restaurants ranging from gourmet cuisine to more casual options. Palermo is also home to many of the most popular bars and breweries in Buenos Aires, making it a meeting point for both locals and visitors.

- Connectivity

Palermo boasts excellent connectivity, with several subway stations (Line D) linking it to the city center, and numerous bus lines crossing the neighborhood. The Palermo train station (San Martín Line) also makes it easy to access other parts of the metropolitan area.

Getting around Palermo is very easy thanks to its excellent public transportation network, walkable streets, and various options for those who prefer eco-friendly transport or ride-sharing. Here are the best ways to move around the neighborhood:

- Subway (Metro)

The D subway line is the main one crossing Palermo, connecting the neighborhood with other important areas of the city. The most frequently used stations in Palermo are Plaza Italia, Scalabrini Ortiz, Palermo, and Ministro Carranza. The subway is a fast and efficient option, especially to reach downtown or other key points such as Recoleta or Belgrano.

- Buses

Palermo is very well connected by an extensive network of bus lines crossing the neighborhood in all directions. Lines such as 12, 29, 39, 59, 60, 67, and many others will take you both to the downtown and to other neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. It is recommended to use a public transportation app to check routes and real-time schedules.

- Trains

The Palermo and Ministro Carranza stations on the San Martín train line are excellent alternatives if you are heading to the northern zone of the Buenos Aires metropolitan area. This line also connects with Retiro, making it easy to access interurban trains.

- Bicycle

Palermo is one of the most bike-friendly neighborhoods, with numerous bike lanes throughout the area. In addition, there are stations of the Ecobici public bicycle system distributed at strategic points, allowing you to rent bicycles for free (for a limited time). It is an ideal way to travel sustainably and enjoy the parks and quiet streets.

- Walking

Thanks to its tree-lined streets, parks, and tourist attractions within short distances, Palermo is an excellent neighborhood to explore on foot. The areas of Palermo Soho, Palermo Hollywood, and the Bosques de Palermo are ideal for walking, enjoying the bohemian atmosphere and the cultural and gastronomic offerings.

- Taxis and ride-hailing apps

Palermo has a large number of taxis available at all hours. It is also very easy to request transportation with apps such as Uber, Cabify, or Didi, which offer safe and quick alternatives to move around the neighborhood or to other parts of the city.