If you are in Buenos Aires on a Sunday, go to Calle Defensa (Defensa Street) in San Telmo becomes an open market of everything you could imagine. Antiques, crafts, leather goods, jewelry, souvenirs, it is 10 blocks of shopping. The local shops are open as...More

We went on Sunday for the market and it extends for many blocks with a great variety of offerings from antiques to trinkets. Good walking shoes are needed because the streets are cobblestone and some need repair.

We visited Calle Defensa, San Telmo twice on the Sunday when the market was on: wow, what a buzz... the market just goes on and on, it’s difficult to describe the size of the market but if you do visit it wear good walking shoes...More

Located in the south of Buenos Aires city center, this street offer a great deal of history regarding the development of this capital city

In the fundational neighborhood of Buenos Aires stands Defensa st. Full of antiques shops, cofees, beerhouses even an old marquet "Mercado de San Telmo" full of local products and places to taste them. On saturdays you can find an antique fair in "Plaza Dorrego" and...More

you cannot miss out a guided tour of san telmo, i had a great time here with friends, abslutely fantastic

This is a very enjoyable Sunday market - lots of antique stalls, and lots of artists too. We saw street tango, musicians, and lots of life. In indoor market there are so many places to eat - some with huge queues of people, so they...More