Micaela Bastidas Park

Green escapes in the city heart

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4.6 (9468 reviews)

location_on Julieta Lanteri 1506, C1106 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

At a Glance

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Best Ages

All ages

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Cost

Free

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Time Needed

1-2 hours

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Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor

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Weather Fit

All weather

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Stroller Access

Yes

Washrooms

Unknown

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Food

Nearby options

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Parking

Limited nearby

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Booking

Not required

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Parent Effort

Low

verified Our Take

A tranquil waterfront oasis perfect for family strolls, picnics, and unwinding amidst Buenos Aires' lively downtown buzz.

About This Place

Micaela Bastidas Park is a public park in the Puerto Madero neighbourhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina, named after the 18th-century Peruvian revolutionary heroine Micaela Bastidas. The park provides green open space within one of Buenos Aires's most modern waterfront districts, offering a pleasant spot for a stroll or a rest between sightseeing visits to the nearby Ecological Reserve and Caminito. Free to visit at all times.

schedule Hours

Sunday: 00:00 – 23:59

Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.

payments Admission

Admission: FREE

Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.

mood

Peaceful Walks

Stroll the serene paths with kids in tow.

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Picnic Time

Spread a blanket and share stories under trees.

interests

Scenic Views

Watch boats glide on the river at golden hour.

Good to Know Before You Go

Access: Free entry, open 24 hours a day
Location: Puerto Madero neighborhood, near the Rio de la Plata waterfront
Facilities: Well-maintained lawns, shaded walkways, scenic views
Family-friendly: Suitable for all ages, ideal for strolls and picnics
Nearby Attractions: Close to the Ecological Reserve and Caminito

Kid Fit by Age

Babies

Open, safe, and quiet green space with shaded areas ideal for baby strolls and relaxation.

Toddlers

Safe, open environment with grassy areas for crawling and early walking; minimal hazards and scenic views.

Preschoolers

Limited play structures, but spacious grassy areas allow free play and exploration; suitable for short visits.

Elementary

No dedicated playgrounds, but ample space for running, biking, or simple games; best during daytime visits.

Tweens

May find it bland without specific attractions; enjoyment depends on personal interest in waterfront views and relaxation.

Teens

Often visited for scenic walks or casual hangouts; suitability varies by individual interests and social preferences.

Insider Tips

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Walk toward the river's edge at sunrise for peaceful photos

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Avoid crowded weekends near Caminito

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Check nearby cafes for morning coffee breaks

health_and_safety Safety

•Stay aware of riverbanks near water's edge
•Watch children near open paths at night
•Use well-lit walking areas after dark

accessible Accessibility

•Step-free access throughout park
•Sensory-friendly shaded pathways
•Accessible restrooms available

schedule Best Time to Visit

Visit mid-week morning, around 9 - 10 AM, for quietest experience

shopping_bag What to Bring

check_boxLight jacket for breezy waterfront
check_boxPicnic blanket or mat
check_boxSnacks and water
check_boxSunscreen and hat
check_boxCamera for views

Location

Address

Julieta Lanteri 1506, C1106 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

directions Get directions

Make it a half-day

Teatro Colón

0.8 miles away

Emilio Mitre Square

1.2 miles away

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Last checked: 2026

Source: Google Maps