Buenos Aires, January 5, 203▢ — H:4▢° L:2▢°

Hello!

You are standing in front of the main entrance of Mercado San Telmo in Buenos Aires. Initially built in 1897, and completely restored in 2028, the market has remained a vibrant and lively shopping destination where you can find a fresh atmosphere in summer and a wide range of products.

Come on it!

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“By celebrating and supporting various gastronomic styles, San Telmo Market contributes to the evolving landscape of sustainable gastronomy, demonstrating that delicious and innovative food can coexist with responsible and ethical practices.”

— THE NEW YORK TIMES, JANUARY 2031

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Gastronomy

From indulgent cuisine that indulges the senses to fusion creations that blend culinary traditions, and from molecular...

Beverages

In addition to its specialty coffee and bread bakery, Mercado San Telmo proudly features a selection of craft beers and...

Fruits and vegetables

We also present a vibrant array of seasonal fruits and vegetables. From crisp greens and juicy berries to vibrant root...

Herbalist

The herbal shop at Mercado San Telmo is a true treasure for herbalism and natural medicine enthusiasts. Here, you will...

Meats

As part of its commitment to sustainability and exploring new avenues for protein sources, Mercado San Telmo also...

Plants

Mercado San Telmo is not only a haven for culinary exploration but also a sanctuary of sustainability and resilience. In...

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Since 1897 the market has remained a vibrant and lively shopping destination

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“San Telmo Market proactively addressed the challenges of extreme heat and drought several years ago. With sustainable practices and new economic and social relationships inside their community, the market exemplifies how a 15-minute city can lead the way in fostering a climate-resilient environment”

— MARÍA FERNANDA DOMÍNQUEZ, CHIEF HEAT AND DROUGHT OFFICER, SAN TELMO NEIGHBORHOOD

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This is a work of fiction that explores the potential future of the City of Buenos Aires and its gastronomy through the evolution of one of its iconic markets, the San Telmo Market. A work led by Nicolás Bronzina in collaboration with Near Future Laboratory
Una obra de ficción que explora el potencial futuro de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires y su gastronomia a través de la evolución de uno de sus mercados icónicos, el Mercado San Telmo. Un trabajo liderado por Nicolás Bronzina en colaboración con Near Future Laboratory.