The neighbourhood of Palermo is now popular and pricey with good cobbled streets and a plethora of bars and restaurants with expensive chic stores.

Good bars and clubs and places to go but not really the safest place in the city. Still worth a visit.

This is where you take a day to walk around, have brunch or go out to enjoy dozens and dozens of bars, local craft beers are metastasizing around. Cool shops, barber's all kind of SOHO shops around. As Cool as it gets in the city,...More

Wonderful area of the city. This a big city. Good to have an area for grounding. Great bars and restaurants. If we return, we will stay here and take the metro to other areas.

It's a fascinating area with sheet metal buildings and a historical view of what housing looked like. When we entered the street, we were accosted by tango dancers who asked for $5USD to pose with you. They put a hat and scarf on my husband...More

This neighborhood is funky and interesting. Shopping was great, unique items and winter sales were a plus! Walkable and nice to stroll, shop, eat. Relaxing. Reminded me a lot of the Village in NYC, back in the 80's, before it got gentrified. If you like...More

Palermo is a very nice area to walk, see stores, have a coffee and find a good restaurant. It is very fancy and charming.

Palermo use to be one huge quarter that now is divided into Palermo-Viejo, Palermo-Chico and Palermo-Hollywood . All of it is still quite residencial even when many families are moving out cos of the high number of turists and the loud noise of the bars...More

Considered one of the best barrios in the city, Palermo is best explored during the day but the nightlife is great too; but some places are a bit overpriced IMHO!

Lots of bars, restaurants etc but not a whole lot to do. In e yourself 4 days in BA and that should be plenty to eat steak, see football and tango.