Plaza Serrano is a public square in Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires, surrounded by cafés, bars, restaurants and independent shops. On weekends, its open-air design and craft market brings stalls selling clothing, accessories and handmade items to the area. Come by day to browse the market and nearby galleries, or return after sunset, when the surrounding streets fill with places to eat and drink. The plaza suits a leisurely wander; the choice of restaurants and bars also makes it an easy starting point for an evening out.
The weekend market
On weekends, stalls around Plaza Serrano sell clothing and fashion accessories, including independent designs. The market also has crafts and handmade items. Browse at an unhurried pace, then continue along the surrounding streets, where independent design galleries and shops add more places to look.
Around the square after dark
Cafés, restaurants and bars cluster around the plaza, with food choices ranging from Argentine fare to international cuisines. The area shifts in character after sunset, when people come out for dinner and drinks. Live music and street performers add to the evening atmosphere, while street murals make the nearby lanes worth exploring in daylight too.
FAQ
When is the Plaza Serrano market held?
The design and craft market takes place on weekends.
What can you buy at the market?
Stalls sell clothing, fashion accessories and handmade crafts, including independent designs.
What is there to do around Plaza Serrano?
Browse nearby shops, galleries and street murals, or choose from the surrounding cafés, restaurants and bars.
Is Plaza Serrano worth visiting at night?
The surrounding area becomes a lively nightlife destination after sunset, with restaurants, bars and live music.
