Buenos Aires is a city where we can find plenty of street art in each street, but there is a particular neighborhood that is characterized by its large number of murals: Palermo. In a small area that can be perfectly seen on your own, there are more than 100 murals worth visiting. In this post I tell you which are the best street art in Palermo Soho.
The walls of each city and neighborhood have their own identity. Every time I travel I love walking the streets of this new destination, admiring its murals that express what the local society thinks. Knowing the street art of Buenos Aires is essential to have a complete visit to the city.
In Buenos Aires you can find spectacular murals in various neighborhoods but in Palermo there is a great concentration of them, so in this post I’m going to focus on showing the street art in this area.
For more information read my complete Buenos Aires by a local guide
Where is Palermo Soho located?
Palermo Soho is an area within Palermo neighborhood that has become a very popular area in the past years. In addition to finding incredible street art, you can find fashion stores, some of the best specialty coffee shops in Buenos Aires and very good restaurants and bars. It is a very picturesque area in the city.
During the week Palermo Soho is a quiet neighborhood but on the weekends it fills with people who there to take photos and enjoy the variety of restaurants. It is also very common to see fashion photoshoots with the street art of the area.
Palermo is a neighborhood located in the north of the city of Buenos Aires. Palermo Soho area is bounded by Juan B. Justo, Córdoba, Coronel Díaz and Santa Fe avenues.
How to get to Palermo Soho?
Palermo Soho is a very accessible area from anywhere in Buenos Aires.
To get there by subte (Buenos Aires metro system) you have to take the linea D (the green line) and get off at Palermo Station or Plaza Italia and then walk about 10/15 minutes.
There are also many bus lines that leave you in the area such as: 67, 55, 111, 141, 15, 34 and 68. I recommend using Google Maps.
The largest concentration of murals is found around Plaza Serrano so this is the area where you have to go.
The best street art in Palermo Soho
I’ve created this map with all the murals mentioned in this post. You can save it on your phone and use it on your visit to Palermo.
- NIÑO GORDO
Behind this mural hides one of the most fashionable restaurants in the area: Niño Gordo (Fat Kid), an Asian grill. The restaurant’s interior has become extremely popular on Instagram for its kitschy aesthetic and hundreds of Asian lamps hanging from the ceiling. Its facade is also pretty instagrammable with this beautiful mural of a baby riding a fish.
Address: Thames 1810

The following murals are all located in Pasaje Russel, a narrow passage plagued with street art.
- COLORFUL FACADE
This super colorful facade is the work of artist Dario Coronda who has several murals in the area.
Address: Pasaje Russel 5029

- COLORFUL ROOMS
Next to the colorful facade you can find this mural by Gonzalo Prieto that shows the different rooms of a house. I couldn’t find the official name of this mural so if someone knows it, they can send it to me so I can add it.
Address: Pasaje Russel 5027

- GIRLS HUGGING
Right in front of the two previous murals we find this great mural of two girls hugging by Juli Casas and Mar Bou.
Address: Pasaje Russel 5022

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BUTTERFLY WINGS
Near the end of the passage there are more graffiti and these butterfly wings that are great for taking some photos. I guess there are wings murals on every city nowadays.
Address: Pasaje Russel 5049

- CABERNET MURAL
Crossing Jorge Luis Borges street, Pasaje Russel continues and the interesting murals too. Right on the corner you can find Cabernet restaurant that has one of my favorite murals on its facade. Its artist Josefina Di Nucci brightens various corners of the city with its characteristic flowers, plants and colors.
Address: Jorge Luis Borges 1757

- RAIZ DE BARRIO
On the other corner of Borges and Russel we find this incredible mural by Gonzalo Prieto that shows different images such as a child peeking out from behind a brick wall, a ball, birds, and more.
Address: Russel 5000.


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ASTRONAUT ON A BICYCLE
The next mural we find on Russel Passage is the astronaut riding a bicycle with a galactic background. It is a work of the artist Chispart.
Address: Pasaje Russel 4924

- THINKING PERSON
A mural that I really like and that has been in the passage for several years is this man and his thoughts, a work by Triángulo Dorado.
Address: Russel 4932

- DOG
Almost at the end of Russel Passage is this collage with several posters, stencils and the dog that seems very cute to me.
Address: Russel 4919

- LA CHOPPERÍA
At the corner of Gurruchaga and El Salvador we find the colorful facade of La Choppería, a cool bar in the neighborhood. This bar, which also has a headquarter in Colegiales neighborhood, is characterized by having facades decorated with paintings and posters by the artist Tano Verón.

Other street that groups various murals is Pasaje Santa Rosa.
- COLLAGE WALL
Almost on the corner of Gurruchaga and Santa Rosa is this great wall-collage full of stickers, paintings, wallpapers and all kinds of phrases and symbols. It is one of the most popular murals in the area and you will always find people taking photos here.
Address: Sta Rosa 4910

- LOVE IS IN THE AIR
Continuing along Pasaje Santa Rosa the block begins with this colorful mosaic-like mural where the phrase “Love is in the air” can be read. This mural was made by the Don’t Smoke Association.
Address: Sta Rosa 5040

- COLLAGE WALL 2
Right in front of the LOVE mural we find this wall-collage of a smaller magnitude than the first but still very colorful and striking.
Address: Sta Rosa 5035

- MASHA
On the narrow Pasaje Soria we find this beautiful mural by artist Poncho Ridolfi.
Address: Soria 4984

- GROWLERS FACADE
On the facade of Growlers Bar, on Pasaje Coronel Cabrer, we can see another mural by the artist Josefina Di Nucci that shows a girl with a flower crown. This is without a doubt one of my favorite murals in the area!
Address: Cnel Cabrerl 4945

- EXABRUPTO DE COLOR (EXABRUPT OF COLOR)
This mural is located a little further from the popular area of Palermo Soho but it is still worth seeing. “Exabrupto de color” is a work by artist Alfredo Segatori on the facade of Casa Walsh.
Address: Nicaragua 4441

- PLAZA LUNA DE EN FRENTE
This plaza is full of incredible murals and the nearby streets as well. The colors give a fun vibe to the square which is a bit small.
Address: Gurruchaga 2001

- LO DE AMELIA
This house has beautiful and very realistic paintings on its facade. The one I like the most is the Peacock.
Address: Gurruchaga 1946

- BESOS Y CORAZONES (KISSES AND HEARTS)
Opposite to “Lo de Amelia” is this beautiful mural where you can see an interpretation of “The Kiss” by Gustav Klimpt.
Address: Gurruchaga 1939

- SÍNDROME DE ARTE (ART SYNDROME)
On the corner of Gurruchaga and Nicaragua we find this mural by Pinta Argentina, a project for the inclusion, integration and equal opportunities of all people.
Address: Nicaragua 4667

Street art guided tour
If you want to see every graffiti in the neighborhood and know all the details about the artists you can choose to take this guided tour in english. This 2 hour tour takes you through the colorful streets of Palermo in Buenos Aires while learning about the neighborhood’s history.
Click here for more information about the graffiti and street art tour
I hope you have enjoyed the post. If you have the chance to visit my city, don’t miss visiting the best street art in Palermo Soho!
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