La Princesa: A great mix of the indoor and outdoor party vibe. La Princesa is filled with funky decorations, oversized couches, and friendly staff. Makes for a great alternative to the busy, tourist trap Plaza Serrano.
Source: Facebook/La Princesa Milion: An enchanting mansion-like bar, Gatsby-esque decorations and vibe make for a fun evening! Enjoy food and music inside or wander outside and down a marble staircase for an enclosed, twinkle light, garden experience.
Source: Milion Kika Club: It's not a place where people sit around and stare. You'll spot young locals dancing the night away. The place starts to get hoppin' around 2-3am. Entrance fee is 80 pesos (gents) and 50 (ladies).
Source: Facebook/Kika Club Terrazas del Este: This place is where you need to be on Wednesday. With an early start at 7pm serving sushis and pastas, the party will last all night long. Start with chilling on the terrace then club inside. Key: Lots o pretty people mingling.
Source: Facebook/Terrazas del Este Jet: As an exclusive private lounge and club in Buenos Aires; Jet is famous for its fashion events, brilliant music events. With a high-profile guest list, Jet delivers an amazing view of the water, and a lovely cocktail menu. Jet)
Source: Jet Congo Bar: A cool bar for drinks with an outstanding patio serving an awesome party crowd especially during summertime.
Source: Congo Bar Rio Cafe: A cute and casual spot in the Palermo area. If you're not super into the idea of a crazy night out in a giant club, Rio is a nice alternative for a few drinks, desserts and a few more drinks!
Source: Unicorn Huset: A good place for a club which isn't crazy packed. But make sure to get here around 2-3am, so you might want to grab a drink at Congo Bar before spending the night at Unicorn, since they're fairly close to each other.
Source: Unicorn Huset Magdalena's Party: Here's the perfect destination of crazy and classy. During the day, Magdalena delivers a delicious brunch menu, and wine tastings. At night, you can sip on Caprichosa cocktails, rock out to epic DJ's beats and party like you're in California.
Source: Magdalena's Party Niceto Club: As one of the hottest night clubs in BA, its Thursday night Club 69 is a must-stop. Although music here is pretty standard compared to other clubs in the world, the club is embellished with cabaret and circus themes. You've gotta personally experience why Niceto has been a powerhouse in the city's nightlife scene.
Source: Facebook/Niceto ClubOne golden rule to keep in mind when you go out in Buenos Aires is: nightlife doesn’t start until 2am and it typically lasts until 6am. Trying to party hard prior to 2am will most likely result in considerable failure. A good way to sustain a good party vibe throughout the night is to nap around 9pm, then kick off a late dinner around 11pm. Afterwards, grab drinks at cocktail or casual bars. Then hit the clubs at 2am.
There are way too many clubs and bars to put on this list, but here’s an edited version to get you through a fun and crazy vacay in this gorgeous city.
