We have been to many of the top Buenos Aires attractions as per Trip Advisor. We entered on a weekday as they had just opened at 10am. There was a slight line as the fee was 690p. With the blue rate currently at 900p:$US1, it cost 77 cents per person. Best pocket change I ever spent. Even though the park is not extensive, it is well maintained & relaxing. One should plan probably less than hour, unless you eat or sit on a bench to relax in the shade! Fish, birds, plants, ponds & Mother Nature!!!

A tranquil, beautiful, small garden filled with many species of trees and plants from Japan and the rest of the world, identified with their name tags. The garden celebrates Japanese style and culture with many bridges and water ponds . You can enjoy the walking paths or relax on one of the benches around the pounds. There is a Japanese restaurant and a flower shop. It was a rainy day and there were few people but we enjoyed our walk and buy some seeds from the shop.

For a city garden, it’s beautiful although was quite crowded. However, for the small fee that they ask it’s more than worth walking through. The plants and trees are so well kept. I had the impression that the restaurant is the highlight.

This is an amazing Japanese garden that is a must see attraction. The area is very nicely curated with authentic Japanese architecture and designs. I did not try the Japanese restaurant but they had a bonsai exhibit and origami classes when we were there.

A good alternative if you want to see something which is not Argentinian. This is a true Japanese garden, created for the visit of the Japanese emperor in 1967. On the positive side, it is a traditional garden, including pond, fish, vegetation and architecture. On the downside, it is not very large and quickly gets crowded.

A wonderful colourful garden. With a small lake, traditional red bridges, trees etc it is just a lovely area for a quiet stroll. Quiet on the day we visited as the rain that had been falling for several hours stopped and not a lot of visitors took the chance on a rain free visit. We did, and it was well worth it with the beautiful area and few people.