Jardín Japonés (Buenos Aires) — Japanese Garden Walk + Lakes & Bridges (Ticketed Entry)

Jardín Japonés is Buenos Aires’ famous Japanese-style garden in Palermo — peaceful paths, bridges, koi ponds, and curated landscaping. Visiting is ticketed and self-guided, so you can take it slow and just vibe.

• Ticketed entry to Jardín Japonés (self-guided visit).

• Perfect for: families, couples, photographers, nature lovers, chill walkers.
• Free entry (official): under 12 with DNI + adult; Argentine/resident 65+ with DNI; people with disability with CUD.
• Not ideal if you want “free park only” (this one is paid entry).

• Enter, follow the paths across bridges and around lakes, stop at viewpoints, and take photos.

• Tickets / price (official): Residents (with DNI) ARS 6,000; Non-residents ARS 18,000.
• Opening hours (official): daily 10:00—18:45.
• Ticket office (official): 10:00—18:20 (last ticket time).
• Rules (official): no pets (except credentialed assistance animals), no alcohol, no smoking/vaping, no drones, no picnics.

• Time needed: 1—2.5 hours.
• It stays open even if it rains (official).

A calm Palermo must-do — ticketed Japanese garden, open 10:00—18:45 daily. Non-resident ticket ARS 18,000.