In the heart of downtown Buenos Aires, Trade Sky Bar is undoubtedly one of the most attractive rooftops in our city. Chosen in 2021 as one of the best in the world by Time Out magazine, and one of the most instagrammed, it is located in the Comega building - the first great rationalist building in Buenos Aires, inaugurated in 1934 and one of the first skyscrapers in Buenos Aires - and offers 3 spaces: the 19th and 20th floors, and the outdoor terrace on the 22nd floor.

All of these areas have magnificent views of the river, Puerto Madero and iconic buildings such as the old Correo Argentino, now the CCK (Kirchner Cultural Center).

The elegant glass restaurant on the 19th floor seats 30 diners and offers a menu of porteño-Japanese fusion cuisine prepared by the famous chef Dante Liporace (chef to the former Argentine President Mauricio Macri). The drinks menu is also varied and offers classic and signature options. On the 20th floor there is another room with capacity for 40 people that can only be reserved for private events. And finally the incredible terrace on the 22nd floor, which can only be accessed by climbing 2 flights of stairs, with a relaxed atmosphere, live music and DJ's, and a more relaxed option to enjoy a cocktail with tapas.

An open-air terrace offering splendid views of Alvear Avenue, the elegant Recoleta neighborhood and its parks from the 11th floor of the most historic and luxurious hotel in Buenos Aires. The Alvear Roof Bar offers a sophisticated and classic atmosphere to relax in comfortable armchairs and to admire unforgettable sunsets. It features a menu of exclusive snacks and drinks prepared with modern touches, accompanied by house music. Access to the roofbar is available to hotel guests and open to the public.

The newest proposal in Buenos Aires. Nestled in the most important historical area of the city and in one of the most emblematic buildings on Avenida de Mayo, Rooftop Plaza de Mayo offers unique views of the famous Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Cabildo, the Metropolitan Cathedral and a huge and wonderful variety of domes, bell towers and historical clocks.

Access is via two elevators that ascend from the first floor of Pasaje Roverano to the 8th floor where you enter a hall and from there you continue by stairs to the terrace. The bar is very spacious, with capacity for 50 seated people.

Originally conceived as a cigar club, the proposal expanded and nowadays it is a place where you can eat, taste wines, whisky, and chocolates, as well as enjoy a cigar.

Located on the top floor (15th) of the Comega Building in the heart of downtown Buenos Aires, the access is via two spacious and modern elevators with capacity for 10/12 people each, which give access to a private hall on the 15th floor. With an open view of the Rio de la Plata and Puerto Madero, this bar has two covered terraces for 19 and 30 people respectively, and a third open terrace for 20 people with a spectacular panoramic view, and from which you can see the coast of Uruguay on clear days.