Buenos Aires Weekend Activities & Things to Do
Weekend in Buenos Aires
This itinerary balances free outdoor parks, which are perfect for energetic kids, with affordable, interactive indoor attractions. Please note that public transport (Subte and buses) is the easiest way to move between these locations.
Friday Evening - Family Fun
Friday, April 3Stroll Botanical Garden
A beautiful, peaceful oasis in Palermo with paths perfect for strollers and plenty of space for kids to explore nature.
Suitable for all ages. Takes about 1.5 hours to walk through.
Accessible via Subte Line D (Scalabrini Ortiz station).
Visit Comic Walk
Follow the Paseo de la Historieta (Comic Strip Walk) and take photos with famous Argentine comic characters like Mafalda.
Great for kids to spot statues. Can be done at any pace.
Easily walkable; stroller friendly.
Saturday - Adventure Day
Saturday, April 4Explore Eco-Park
Visit the transformed former zoo, now an interactive eco-park where children can learn about animals and nature in a green city setting.
Best for ages 3-12. Bring comfortable shoes. Last entry 4:15 PM.
Near Plaza Italia station (Subte D). Stroller accessible.
Lunch in Palermo
Enjoy a family-friendly lunch at a local Palermo neighborhood spot, many of which offer 'menú infantil' options.
Most restaurants are very welcoming to families with children.
Walking distance from Ecoparque.
Children's Museum
An interactive, indoor children's museum located in the Abasto Mall, featuring a miniature city where kids can play at being doctors, TV presenters, and more.
Highly recommended for ages 3-12. Duration is typically a 2-hour session.
Accessible via Subte Line B (Carlos Gardel station).
Abasto Mall Visit
Explore the mall facilities after the museum session, including various shops and family-friendly casual dining options.
Stroller-friendly with plenty of facilities.
Connected to the Subte station.
Sunday - Relaxed Day
Sunday, April 5Science Museum Visit
The Participative Science Museum, famous for its 'Forbidden Not To Touch' motto, offers hands-on experiments for curious minds.
Perfect for ages 5-10. Very interactive.
Accessible by bus and near France square.
Picnic in Recoleta
Enjoy a relaxing picnic at Plaza Francia, often hosting street performers, magicians, and local artisans on weekends.
Ideal for a laid-back family lunch with a view.
Walking distance from the science museum.
Japanese Garden Stroll
A tranquil and beautiful garden featuring a large koi pond that children can enjoy, with fish food available for purchase.
Suitable for all ages. Relaxing finish to the weekend.
Accessible by bus and near Palermo parks.
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