The 10 Best Shopping in Palermo, Capital Federal District

Shop Hop BA offers private shopping tours and experiences designed to show visitors the best of Buenos Aires' shopping scene and help them find what's on their shopping list. Tours are customised to individual or small group and include visits to unique boutiques, appointment-only showrooms and artisan workshops, and markets. Half day and full day tours are available with transportation.

LibrosREF is a beautiful book store located in the centre of Palermo and run by the most friendly people you could ever meet. It's book and music selection is amazing! Visiting this typical old palermitanian house is both an esthetic and spiritual experience. Don't miss it!

One-of-a-kind pieces from independent designers and rural communities A do-good boutique, with high-end gifts and home goods. We love happening on a good shop—tell us about this one. This is a boutique that could only exist in Argentina. The shop, which resides in a Palermo Soho casona, features everything from pottery to rugs to leather bags, all made by local artists, artisans, and independent industrial designers. Best of all, it pulls double-duty as a wine tasting stop: there's a small wine shop in back to assist thirsty shoppers, especially those who are eager to try a curated selection of the vino-rich country’s best labels. The space was also recently remodeled, and introduced Salu, a chef’s kitchen that incorporates cooking classes into its repertoire.

At animaná, we work 100% with natural fibers from patagonia and the andes, bringing the culture and the traditional knitting techniques into alive products made with llama, alpaca, vicuña, guanaco, linen and more. We work with different small communities of artisans creating different products according to the abilities and techniques with the aim of building a new way of producing and consuming.

Craft beers from Argentina selected and winners of medals in local and international contests

Galeria Mar Dulce is a small, family run gallery specializing in contemporary and classic Argentine and Uruguayan art. Our gallery is based in the living room and patio of a former townhouse in the Palermo Soho area of the city. We show works by a wide variety of artists ranging from the internationally-known Daniel Santoro and Tulio de Sagastizabal through well established artists in the local field such as Ral Veroni, Lola Goldstein, Cristian Turdera and Isol and including 'emergent' artists like Maria Elina Mendez or Sofia Winazki. We also have works by classic artists such as Raoul Veroni, Federico Ayma and Victor Rebuffo. Classic and contemporary works live together happily in our little gallery as they do in our homes.We present two exhibitions simultaneously: a solo show accompanied by our +COLLECTIVE, which is a group show by about a dozen artists, the intention being to have on show a panorama of the best local artistic production at all moments.We specialise in small and medium format artworks but also have some larger works in stock. Prices range from U$D5 for books and U$D100 for artworks. We speak English and Spanish.

Gachi Prieto is a space where art management and independent thinking join to create a dynamic proposals within Latin American contemporary art. We started in 2007 as an arts consultancy promoting Argentinian art abroad, offering cultural management, and facilitating exchange between galleries and institutions in Latin America. Since then, we have been committed to prioritizing the artists, their work, and the context of production. Spatially and conceptually, Gachi Prieto assumes the demands of contemporary art by focusing on site-specific proposals which use space as a tool for innovation. We have the responsibility of being part of an organic system which functions through a network. We are fully commitment to promote projects and artists who become part of this complex system and who, we believe, are in constant search for innovation. These artists who see their process as the fundamental part of the development of their work.