Nestled in the bustling heart of the city, this tranquil 7-hectare botanical garden invites you to explore its vibrant plant life and relax among colorful butterflies.
"The Buenos Aires Botanical Gardens are an oasis beside Plaza Italia. They offer biodiversity, greenhouses, and activities, making it a great place to relax and soak in nature." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Carlos Thays Botanical Garden The red-gravel paths that wind among 6,000 plant species, past a babbling stream, and into deeply shaded areas may make you forget you’re in the center of a loud, bustling city. That said, many visitors don’t know that the Botanical Garden includes a small butterfly garden. It’s closed during the week, but you can still peek over a low wall to watch some 50 butterfly species flit about their business. And for one glorious hour, from noon to 1 p.m. on Saturdays, the gate is thrown open and the public is free to walk sunny paths among shoulder-high flowering hedges as colorful, flirtatious butterflies alight on amused visitors’ heads, shoulders, and arms. By Travesías"
Argenrussky
Kiersten F
Karol
Georgia Rose
Ann Ansher
Niccolo' Bertoldi
Drew Kovacic
Belen Pugliese
Argenrussky
Kiersten F
Karol
Georgia Rose
Ann Ansher
Niccolo' Bertoldi
Drew Kovacic
Belen Pugliese