Vicente Lopez

Vicente Lopez is an affluent northern suburb of Buenos Aires, popular with upper-middle-class families and a growing international community. Directly bordering the capital, it combines suburban calm with excellent city access. The municipality is known for clean streets, efficient local government, and strong school infrastructure.

Vicente Lopez has excellent riverside parks along the Rio de la Plata, including Parque de la Costa riverfront which features walking paths, cycling lanes, and green space. The area also has well-maintained plazas and local sports clubs with tennis, paddle, and swimming.

Vicente Lopez is well connected by the Mitre commuter rail (to Retiro in 25-30 minutes) and by bus routes to central Buenos Aires. The suburb is also near Av. General Paz (the capital ring road), making car travel to all parts of the city practical.

Vicente Lopez has a strong local commercial strip along Maipú Avenue and near the train stations, with supermarkets, boutiques, and restaurants catering to a discerning local clientele. Several premium private schools are a key draw for expat families relocating to the northern suburbs.

Vicente Lopez shares Buenos Aires subtropical climate with hot, humid summers (31-35 degrees C) and mild winters (8-14 degrees C). The riverside location brings cooling breezes in summer that make outdoor living more comfortable than in central Buenos Aires.