A large, imposing iron gate on Gorriti Street marks the entrance to the Paul French Gallery, where a glimpse through the threshold reveals a long corridor lush with greenery and tucked-away tracks for a small wooden cart. Once you step…
Palermo Soho Design Walk
Take a relaxed stroll through Palermo Soho's most charming cobblestone passages, uncovering independent boutiques, vibrant street art murals, and historic storefronts that define Buenos Aires' creative hub.
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1. Paul French Gallery
2. Histórico Pasaje Soria
Pasaje Soria is a narrow, fragmented pedestrian corridor in Palermo Viejo characterized by a distinct lack of uniformity. Unlike standard streets, it unfolds in separate sections: one paved stretch runs toward Thames Street before ending…
3. Serrano
Plaza Serrano, officially known as Plazoleta Julio Cortázar, is a circular public space located at the intersection of Jorge Luis Borges and Honduras streets in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. While the city government renamed…
4. PASAJE RUSSEL ARTS
Pasaje Russel is a narrow, two-block street in the Palermo Soho area of Buenos Aires, tucked between Thames and Gurruchaga streets. It is distinguished by its colorful, constantly changing collection of murals and street art, which coat…
5. Libros del Pasaje
Libros del Pasaje occupies an old house on Thames Street with high, vaulted ceilings and a large window looking out onto the street. Located at the edge of the Russel passage in Palermo, it opened in two thousand four as the first…
6. El Preferido de Palermo
El Preferido de Palermo stands out for its painted pink exterior, a color that marks the corner of Jorge Luis Borges and Guatemala streets. This building dates back to eighteen eighty-five, long before the surrounding neighborhood became a…