The best flower shops in Buenos Aires

El Rosedal de Bullrich opened its doors in 1999 when Palermo still didn’t have the beautiful sidewalks and promenades it has today. Despite initial challenges, its owners never gave up on their dream of setting up shop there, and they clearly succeeded. If you walk along Avenida Bullrich, almost reaching Avenida Libertador, you’ll find the iconic flower stand. Peonies, lilies, anemones, and tuberoses, always adapted to the season.

Fun Fact: They’re open 24 hours a day, every day of the week.

Where: Avenida Intendente Bullrich 44.

Florería Tu Jardín was born as a space for those looking to add a special touch to their spaces and stay in touch with nature. It opened in 1999 in Palermo, but in 2024, it moved to Barracas to continue the family tradition that began in San Telmo in the 1980s.

The most popular flower is the rose, and their specialty is floral boxes, specially designed arrangements for customers. Valentine’s Day, Mother's Day, Women's Day, and spring are days with high demand.

Fun Fact: The team wakes up early to go to the flower market on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays to carefully select the flowers.

Where: Av Montes de Oca 251, Barracas.

Florería Conde was born during the pandemic when its founders, Nicolás De Jesús and Agustina Tirantte, experts in event planning and decorations, found themselves with free time and no work. So, they decided to seize the opportunity to sell flowers. They started with a small shop on Conde Street—which is where the name comes from—and later set up small stands in cafes and various points in shopping malls. They eventually had 70 stands across Buenos Aires.

Their prices are affordable, and their specialty is the “pick-up” bouquets available at café stands. They visit the market twice a week and are known for their pink color schemes.

Fun Fact: You’ve probably seen many of their floral arrangements being transported in vintage cars around the city, as they are frequently hired by brands for this type of activity.

Where: Av García del Río 3709.

La Floristería was born from a family passion: Alejandra, the founder, grew up surrounded by flowers in Colombia thanks to her grandmother, who had a flower shop and belonged to the Bogotá Gardening Club. After several courses and experience, she opened a space in 2018 that combines art and nature in Bella Vista, to the northwest of Buenos Aires.

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Their star product is freesia, which represents the arrival of spring, the end of autumn, and the joy of returning to the outdoors in warmer weather. They also highlight Christmas wreaths, a classic reinvented every year.

Fun Fact: Alejandra, the Colombian owner, says she chose this name to honor her homeland, as flower shops are commonly called "floristería" in Colombia.

Where: Moine 1850, Bella Vista.

Blumm Flower Co. reflects the passion of its founder, Camila Gassiebayle, for flowers and creativity. "Blumm" combines the English word "to bloom" and the German word "blumen" (flowers), symbolizing beauty and growth.

Located in Casa Cavia, Blumm offers a range of floral designs including peonies, lisianthus, stock, bunnies, and chrysanthemums. The flowers are selected from the market and trusted suppliers in Buenos Aires.

Fun Fact: They don’t sell loose flowers; instead, they offer a catalog of many designs with a wide variety of flower combinations.

Where: Cavia 2985, Casa Cavia.

The famous "Calle de las Flores" (Flower Street) is located around Acuña de Figueroa Street, between Corrientes and Sarmiento, in the Almagro neighborhood. This floral corridor, near the old Flower Market, has become an iconic place to buy flowers wholesale or retail, offering a great variety and quality at competitive prices.

It’s filled with different stands, like Florece, that have created a flower corridor in the nearby streets. Today, this corner is the perfect place to find a variety of flowers at great prices, with roses being the most requested flower.

Fun Fact: If you forget about Mother’s Day, a birthday, or need last-minute flowers, don’t worry, it’s open 24 hours a day.

Where: Acuña de Figueroa, between Sarmiento and Corrientes.

Florería Atlántico in Buenos Aires is known as one of the city's top bars, but its deceptive façade and floral aesthetics also attract attention. From the outside, it looks like a flower shop and wine store, with a small counter displaying floral arrangements and bottles of wine. While its specialty is the hidden bar behind the façade, the shop still stands out for its decorative floral touch that enhances the experience for visitors. Occasionally, they offer floral arrangements, but it’s more common to see bottles of wine for sale.

Fun Fact: Created by renowned Argentine bartender Tato Giovannoni, the bar is inspired by Buenos Aires’ immigrant roots and port life.

Where: Arroyo 872.

Regiacasa, a boutique flower shop in Martínez, San Isidro, was inspired by the flower boutiques in the Jordaan district of Amsterdam, where there are several flower shops, cafés, and design places. The owner, Luis Villafañe, decided to bring something similar to Buenos Aires. For thirteen years, it has offered unique and personalized arrangements.

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Fun Fact: The shop’s name is a tribute to the clients in San Isidro, who, upon visiting, would exclaim “¡Qué regio!” due to the elegance of the place and the bouquets. Each flower has its season; for example, tulips are most popular in winter, and peonies are a must in November.

Where: Diagonal Salta 1163, Martínez.

Florería Mi Jardín was born from the passion for flowers and the desire to share that love with more people, thanks to its owner, Fernando Aguero. With more than 40 years of experience, it started with plants and expanded into a wide variety of flowers, standing out for its bouquets and personalized arrangements. The name reflects the dream of having a garden filled with colors and fragrances. Roses and lilies are their best-sellers, and they offer personalized service, creating unique arrangements for each customer.

Fun Fact: They do floral decorations for all types of events: corporate events, baptisms, weddings, and more.

Where: Coronel Díaz and Libertador. They also have another shop in Laprida and Peña.

Florería Livings was born 12 years ago in Luján after the team started working on events and décor, where floral arrangements became the finishing touch. Their name reflects this origin in event planning.

They specialize in romantic bouquets in pastel tones, especially with lilies and alstroemerias, though they also include vibrant colors. They offer personalized arrangements and special orders, adapting to the client’s tastes. Of course, it all depends on the season, as each flower has its time.

Fun Fact: They offer weekly subscription arrangements for homes or businesses, so you can count on your décor every week.

Where: Colectora Acceso Oeste Km 67, Luján.