Children's Museum Fun

Spend the late afternoon at the Museo de los Niños Abasto, an interactive museum designed to simulate a city, allowing children to play and learn through role-playing in a bank, a supermarket, a TV studio, a construction site, and more.

It's a fantastic hands-on experience for young minds.

Ideal for children aged 3-12. The museum is entirely interactive, providing a safe and engaging environment. There are restrooms, a cafeteria, and stroller access throughout. Allocate approximately 2-2.5 hours for a good visit.

Abasto Food Court Dinner

Enjoy a relaxed, budget-friendly dinner at the Abasto Shopping Center food court, located right next to the Children's Museum.

There are numerous options, from fast food to more casual sit-down eateries, catering to all tastes and budgets. This is a perfect way to wind down after the museum.

Kid-friendly menus and high chairs are widely available. It's a casual environment where kids can choose their own meals. Restrooms are readily available within the shopping center. Early timing ensures kids can be home for bedtimes.

Jardín Japonés Visit

Start your Saturday with a serene yet engaging visit to the Japanese Garden (Jardín Japonés).

Kids will love spotting the Koi fish in the ponds, crossing the vibrant red bridge, and exploring the unique sculptures and plants. It's a beautiful, calm space perfect for a family stroll.

Suitable for all ages. Kids can enjoy feeding the fish (food available for purchase). The garden has paved paths suitable for strollers and several restrooms. A gentle walk takes about 1-1.5 hours.

Picnic in Bosques de Palermo

After the Japanese Garden, head to the expansive Bosques de Palermo (Palermo Parks), just a short walk away.

Find a lovely spot for a picnic lunch amidst the greenery. There are open fields for kids to run and play, and often street vendors selling snacks and drinks.

Bring a blanket and pack your own sandwiches and snacks for a truly budget-friendly meal. There are plenty of shaded areas. Public restrooms are available in various parts of the park. Kids will love the freedom to run around or kick a ball.

Ecoparque Exploration

Continue your animal-themed day with a visit to the Ecoparque, the former Buenos Aires Zoo transformed into a conservation and environmental education center.

It offers expansive green spaces, playgrounds, and opportunities to see rescued animals in a more naturalized setting. It's an excellent outdoor adventure for kids.

Great for kids who love animals and open spaces. There are multiple playgrounds and plenty of room to explore. Stroller-friendly paths and restrooms are available. Plan for 2-3 hours of exploration. The focus is on education and conservation.

Palermo Ice Cream Treat

After a day of exploring, treat the family to some delicious Argentine ice cream (helado) at one of Palermo's many fantastic heladerías.

This is a perfect way to cool down and enjoy a sweet end to the afternoon before heading home.

Kids will absolutely love choosing their flavors. Most heladerías have ample seating. A great way to reward good behavior and wrap up the day.

Feria de San Telmo Browse

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Feria de San Telmo (San Telmo Market).

While it's largely an antiques market, the lively street performers, musicians, and unique crafts make it a fascinating experience for families. Enjoy the street food, watch the tango dancers, and soak in the culture.

Great for a leisurely Sunday morning. Kids will enjoy the street performers, watching artists at work, and the lively atmosphere. Be mindful of crowds and keep a close eye on children. Stroller access can be challenging in crowded areas but manageable. Many restrooms are in nearby cafes.

Reserva Ecológica Walk

Escape the city bustle at the Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur, a vast nature reserve offering paved and unpaved trails perfect for a leisurely family walk or bike ride.

Kids can spot birds and enjoy the feeling of being in nature so close to the city center.

Excellent for active kids who enjoy nature. Paths are suitable for strollers and bikes (you can rent bikes nearby or bring your own). Bring water and snacks. Restrooms are available at the entrance and within the reserve. Allocate 1.5-2 hours for a good exploration.

Puerto Madero Playground & Dinner

Conclude your weekend with some free play at one of the modern playgrounds in Puerto Madero, followed by an early, relaxed dinner.

The wide promenades are great for kids to run around, and there are several family-friendly restaurants with outdoor seating overlooking the docks.

Perfect for a final burst of energy before heading home. Playgrounds are typically well-maintained. Many restaurants offer kids' menus and early dining options suitable for families. Stroller-friendly area with public restrooms available.