Club de Pescadores, Buenos Aires

Reviewed by Elena Voss · SSMTour Travel Editor

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Rank: Rank 3,168 of 4,003

About Club de Pescadores

Club de Pescadores is a historic fishing club on Buenos Aires’ northern waterfront, founded in 1903 and built around a pier extending into the Río de la Plata. The clubhouse includes a restaurant, museum, library, piano room and freshwater aquarium. The city tourism service describes the restaurant as specializing in fish dishes and seafood, while the club also operates a public fishing school.

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Practical details

Full address: Av. Rafael Obligado s/n and Av. Sarmiento, Costanera Norte, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Notable dishes

Fish dishes
seafood
restaurant cuisine associated with the riverside clubhouse.

Sources

Information collected 2026-09-04

Where it is

Nearby

Within 19 min on foot

45 min
13 min walk
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