Buenos Aires, Argentina

The oldest café in the city, offering a refined atmosphere perfect for a leisurely afternoon. Order the churros with thick Spanish-style hot chocolate.

A classic, welcoming parrilla in Belgrano known for high-quality meats and a nostalgic, comfortable setting. Try the 'pamplona' or a traditional bife de chorizo.

A beautifully restored historic tavern that offers elevated traditional Argentine comfort food in a bright, accessible space. Their milanesa is widely considered the best in the city.

One of the world's finest opera houses, offering guided tours that are fully accessible via elevators. The opulent architecture is best enjoyed at a slow, guided pace.

Located in the flat, walkable Recoleta neighborhood, this museum houses an extensive collection of European and Argentine art. The galleries are spacious, well-lit, and easy to navigate.

A massive celebration of Argentina's signature dance featuring performances and workshops across the city.

A traditional agricultural exhibition showcasing the best of Argentina's countryside culture in a large, accessible fairground.

A series of sophisticated concerts held in various historic venues and theaters throughout the city.