Buenos Aires is quickly matching New York in defining the expression “the city that never sleeps.” What better way to experience Argentina than the way the locals do?
First you should know that the locals do not contemplate eating until about 10pm. Luckily, this coincides with the norm for Porteños to head out to the clubs fashionably, around 2-3am. Then, get ready for partying till dawn 오밤.
You may also be struck by how attractive the Argentinians are; image and health are very important in Buenos. Even the design of the mega-clubs with their multiple ambients (indoor and outdoor), DJs, and bars can put London and New York to shame.
Clubs are at their best on Wednesday through Saturday night and according to the locals, this is what a typical week (of nights) looks like:
Wednesday
Asia De Cuba is located on the waterfront in the heart of Puerto Madero. The set-up here defines the word chic. The crowd consists of mostly college students and they are hardly shy either. The food at Asia De Cuba is impressive, and the cocktails more so.
Thursday
On Thursdays, Jet Lounge has a moet party, which attracts large crowds. Canapés are served up to complement the champagne, and soon after you may see bubbles reminiscent of champagne floating over people’s heads on the dance floor.
Friday
Rumi is renowned amongst the locals as being one of the most consistent spots for a good party. Rumi attracts a younger set, but still the vibe is one of good times, albeit featuring a slightly more pretentious air than some of the others.
Saturday
Mint is a great club, and features some awesome headline acts including some of Argentina’s top DJs. The VIP area floats over the main arena, affording those lucky enough to be in the upper areas a great view of the dance floor. Somewhat overpriced drinks flow freely.