Caballito is an underrated barrio with tree-lined cobblestone streets and 19th-century British architecture, which borders Villa Crespo to the north and Almagro to the east. Avenida Rivadavia runs through the center, with plenty of shopping and transportation. There is a quiet atmosphere here due to many parks — people move here for just that sense of serenity.
Things to do in Caballito:
Villa Crespo is right next door to Palermo and gets overshadowed, but it’s one of the best neighborhoods in the city. Villa Crespo is close to Av Corrientes, a main avenue, and the Angel Callardo Subte B station. Living near these areas will offer you a safe haven with easy access to public transportation. People are moving here because Subte B can take you straight into downtown (great if you work in Centro) and it is centrally located to popular bars and restaurants.
Notable in Villa Crespo:
Almagro is lined with hole-in-the-wall restaurants, cafes, theaters, and tango culture. Corrientes, Córdoba, and Rivadavia run through this barrio, so it’s a perfectly central location where you can easily pick up transportation to other neighborhoods. People are moving here for the friendly, quirky, and authentic atmosphere and the convenience of having everything you need right around the corner. Plus, Almagro has hugely popular flower market on Acuña de Figeroa.
Notable things to do in Almagro:
