Solo time: 10 activities to do in Buenos Aires... SOLO!

What if I told you that there’s a place where you can go to break things and release energy in a fun and unique way? Of course, you’d say, "I’m in!" right? Well, that place exists, and it’s called The Break Club. You enter a room, pick things to throw against the wall or smash, choose your weapon (a hammer, baseball bat, and many more), gear up for safety, select the playlist to set the mood, and go for it. You can break bottles, TVs, computers, keyboards, and a bunch of other things. You’ll leave feeling completely refreshed, light, and with an incredible vibe.

Fun fact: Everything you break is non-functional, and they work 100% with cooperatives and foundations.

Where: Moldes 673.

Looking for an activity to completely disconnect? We have the perfect place for you: Flotario Zero Gravite and its floatation therapy or sensory deprivation sessions. You’re probably wondering what we’re talking about. For one hour, you’ll lie in a capsule filled with water saturated with Epsom salt, allowing you to float effortlessly. You can choose between a closed or open capsule, depending on your preferences, but both provide the same experience. You lie down, select the sound you want to listen to, control the lights, and relax for 60 minutes. It’s a unique experience you have to try at least once.

Fun fact: Yes, it’s exactly what you’re thinking—it’s like the episode of The Simpsons where Lisa and Homer float in water beds.

Where: Bucarelli 1658.

Want to meet new people? Reserve your Wednesdays at 9 PM. Timeleft organizes weekly dinners for strangers who share similar interests and tastes. Here’s how it works: you download the app, complete a personality test, and purchase your ticket. The algorithm takes care of the rest, forming groups based on preferences and affinities. Every Wednesday, dinners take place in different restaurants or bars, lasting 2 to 3 hours, followed by an after-party for those interested.

Fun fact: The concept started in Europe and now operates in 33 countries.

Where: It’s a surprise! Every week it’s a different location, and you’ll find out the day before.

Feel like riding a roller coaster? Playing tennis? Visiting museums? Shooting zombies? What if we told you that you can do all of that in one place? At MetaPark, they offer incredible virtual reality experiences with cutting-edge wireless devices and an outstanding sound system, making the experience fully immersive. You can book 30- or 60-minute sessions to explore all the worlds you want. It’s a total blast. You’ll get your VR headset, joysticks, and off you go!

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Fun fact: At the downtown location, there’s a bar called "Nivel Dios," commonly known as the selfie bar, with lots of cool spots for photos and delicious food.

Where: Av. Miguel B. Sánchez 1041, Nuñez; Av. Rivadavia 3862, Almagro; Humberto 1° 623, San Telmo; Calle 56 816, La Plata; Bauness 2391, Villa Urquiza; San Martín 678, Centro.

Bouldering is a type of climbing performed at low heights, with walls between 3 to 5 meters, without ropes or harnesses. But don’t worry, at V_ONCE you’re safe because there’s a special mat on the floor to cushion falls, allowing you to focus on your moves and the challenge without fear of injury. It’s a sport that emphasizes strength, creativity, and finding the best route to continue climbing. You can go at your own pace, without time limits, trying to improve with each attempt.

Fun fact: You’ll need comfortable clothing, and you can rent proper shoes for the activity on-site.

Where: Gral Urquiza 124.

Do you want to fly? Yes, seriously. We found the perfect place: Vuela, the only wind tunnel in Argentina. It’s a vertical structure with four fans that generate an airstream, allowing you to be suspended in the air. It’s a unique and unforgettable experience. The visit lasts about an hour and a half and includes a briefing with an instructor and three one-minute flights. No previous knowledge is required, and anyone can do it. You’ll get a special suit, and the adventure begins.

Fun fact: There’s also a restaurant, parking, and a huge park on the premises.

Where: Ruta 6 Km 136, Gral Rodriguez, Bs. As.

If you want to visit a town near Buenos Aires and meet new people at the same time, keep reading. Buenas Vibras Viajes offers perfect activities for you. You’ll go sightseeing without having to pack and make new friends. They offer day and night activities, near and far. You can take a day trip to San Antonio de Areco or purchase a tourist package for a city further away. All you need is the desire to get out and meet new people.

Not all plans have a cost; they also offer free activities like Free Walking Tours, which include guided visits to different areas of Buenos Aires and usually end at a bar for more fun.

Fun fact: You must be over 18 and ready to have a good time—nothing else.

Where: Organized online, and they prepare the whole plan for you.

Ready to skydive? Experience pure adrenaline with a tandem jump (your first skydive) through Skydive. You’ll get prepped, board a plane, reach the required altitude, and jump into the void! Of course, you’ll be accompanied by an expert instructor. But imagine being in the air, seeing the whole city from hundreds of kilometers up. It’s an experience you’ll never forget. The only requirements are being over 17 and weighing less than 95 kg.

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Fun fact: You can add a video and photos of your jump to the package to relive the experience as many times as you like.

Where: Ruta 20 Km 2, Aeródromo de la Ciudad de Chascomús.

This meditation workshop at Vipassana is exactly what you need to relax. No prior experience is necessary, just comfortable clothes and the desire to explore your inner self. It lasts 2 hours and 45 minutes, during which you’ll learn to connect with yourself and your surroundings using methods that have been studied and proven. With various practices, all guided by Buddhist philosophy, this activity aims to provide tools for making real emotional changes in your daily life.

Fun fact: You can attend a single class or sign up for a longer course to continue the learning process.

Where: Aranguren 2314, Flores; Roseti 1400, Villa Ortuzar.

At Art Point Palermo, a unique activity awaits you. You’ll get to test your imagination and creativity. In a 2-hour experience, you’ll paint your own canvas using fluorescent paints.

What do you need to attend? A desire to meet new people, paint, and have fun. You don’t need any prior knowledge or drawing skills. The space is set up so that your painting looks amazing under special lighting that highlights the colors. Plus, you can enjoy a nice glass of wine while you paint, making the experience even better.

Fun fact: The Break Club is located in the same building, so you can paint and break things all in one day.

Where: Moldes 673.