Argentina
6 Best Markets in Argentina
If markets are your reason to travel, this is Argentina sorted for you.
Ranked by traveler review volume across 277 tracked places in Argentina. Updated monthly.
Feria de San Telmo
Market · Buenos AiresFeria de San Telmo transforms the historic neighborhood's cobblestone streets every Sunday into a vibrant open-air market.
Read our full guide →Expanish - Spanish School Buenos Aires
Market · Buenos AiresFree entryExpanish is a well-regarded Spanish language school located in the heart of Buenos Aires, specifically in the San Nicolás neighborhood.
Read our full guide →Alejandro Puerta Tango Teachings
Market · Buenos AiresAlejandro Puerta Tango Teachings offers intimate tango classes in the heart of Buenos Aires, focusing on the traditional Argentine tango.
Read our full guide →El Solar
Market · Buenos AiresFree entryEl Solar is a bustling market located in the upscale Las Cañitas district of Buenos Aires.
Read our full guide →La Glorieta De Belgrano
Market · Buenos AiresFree entryLa Glorieta De Belgrano is a vibrant market held in the picturesque Barrancas de Belgrano park, a leafy green space in the heart of the Belgrano district.
Read our full guide →Escuela de Esqui Ushuaia
Market · UshuaiaEscuela de Esqui Ushuaia is a ski and snowboard school located at Cerro Castor, the southernmost ski resort in the world.
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Good to know
What is the best-known of the markets in Argentina?
Feria de San Telmo in Buenos Aires is the most reviewed, with 1,779 traveler reviews and a 4.2 rating. That makes it the safe choice if you are only fitting in one.
Which of Argentina's markets is worth going out of your way for?
Expanish - Spanish School Buenos Aires in Buenos Aires rates highest at 5.0 out of 5 across 364 reviews. Smaller crowds than the headline entry usually explain the gap.
Which city in Argentina has the most markets?
Buenos Aires, with 5 on this list, ahead of Ushuaia on 1. The list spans 2 cities in total, capped at three per city so one big city cannot crowd out the rest of the country.
Are any of these markets free to visit?
Yes, 3: Expanish - Spanish School Buenos Aires, El Solar, La Glorieta De Belgrano. That is based on each place's own visiting information, not an assumption about the category.
How is this list of markets ranked?
By how many travelers reviewed each place, filtered to those rated well enough to be worth your time, drawn from 277 tracked places in Argentina. No one pays to appear on it, and the order is refreshed monthly as new reviews land.
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