"Garden View" Palermo Japanese Garden - Jardín Japonés Tip by Bwana_Brown

By the time our Palermo walk had brought us to the Japanese Gardens, it was another hot afternoon and already 1:30 PM. Fortunately, this place has a great restaurant (see my Restaurant tips) as well as the aethetically-pleasing beauty that the Japanese are so good at!

These classically designed gardens are the creation of Isakari (a civil engineer) and Yatsuo Inomata (a landscape architect). The Gardens opened in 1967 but were donated to the city of Buenos Aires in 1979, courtesy of the Association of Japanese Immigrants.

The Gardens are open from 10 AM to 6 PM and our Saturday entrance fee was A$4 (US$1.40) each. Please see my next Tip for a few more details on these very enjoyable Gardens!

Address: Av. Figueroa Alcorta and Av. Casares
Directions: In the parklands area directly across Av. del Libertadore from the Zoo
othercontact: informes@jardinjapones.com
Phone: 4804-9141/4922
Website: http://www.jardinjapones.com