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The best area to stay in Abasto is generally near the Abasto Shopping Centre, particularly around Avenida Corrientes.This area is the heart of Abasto, offering a blend of historic architecture and modern conveniences. Avenida Corrientes itself is a major thoroughfare, well-known for its theatres, bookstores, and cafes, staying open late into the evening. The Abasto Shopping Centre, housed in a beautiful former fruit and vegetable market, is a central landmark.For travellers who enjoy cultural experiences and convenient transport, this area is ideal. You'll find easy access to several subte (underground) stations, making it simple to explore other parts of Buenos Aires. The streets around the shopping centre are bustling and offer a wide array of dining options, from traditional Argentine parrillas to international cuisine.Couples looking for an engaging and accessible base will appreciate the area's vibrancy. There's plenty to do in the evenings, whether it's catching a tango show or enjoying a meal.

The best times to visit Abasto are during the spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) months.These periods offer comfortable temperatures, typically ranging from 18°C to 25°C, making it pleasant for exploring the neighbourhood on foot. You'll find fewer crowds compared to the peak summer months, and the weather is generally dry, ideal for enjoying outdoor cafes and the area's street art.For travellers who appreciate cultural events, the autumn months are particularly good as they often coincide with various tango festivals and art exhibitions in Buenos Aires, many of which have a presence or influence in Abasto.