Recoleta neighborhood features new cultural and residential highlights

The Recoleta neighborhood in Buenos Aires features new points of interest ranging from private luxury residences to cultural tourism initiatives.

Journalist Marcelo Polino maintains a 200-square-meter urban garden in the heart of the district. The space is designed with a modern, segmented layout featuring a dark wood deck, minimalist rattan furniture, and an integrated barbecue area. To maintain cleanliness, vegetation is housed in terracotta pots, creating a controlled jungle-like environment.

Additionally, the Urban Suites boutique hotel has introduced ‘El Mirador de la Historia’ on its rooftop at Junín 1727. This lookout point offers panoramic views of the Recoleta Cemetery. Visitors can use QR codes to access 57 historical stories narrated by writer Daniel Naler Roxlo, providing cultural context to the cemetery's monuments and myths.