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The best place to go to eat is Chinatown... you will find all kinds of restaurants and maybe you will find what you like!

I’ve been to Iguazu a couple times without a yellow fever vaccine. No one in either Brazil or Argentina asked me for it in either 2003 or 2018. I had no idea it was even recommended till I read this post. Don’t know how prevalent the risks are but it’s a very tropical area.

Close to Bs. As. you might go to Tigre for a daytrip and take a water tour through the river delta - that was fun. There's a flea market there as well. Anything beyond that or Montevideo you're looking at flying, which adds costs and time. It's not like Europe where the next site is an easy...

Not if you move in tourist areas. It's good EU is not to be noticed going out with Rolex. I go 4 times a year. On average, nothing ever happened to me? I stay in safe neighborhoods and if I go out at night. I take cabs. Recoleta, San Nicolas, Puerto Madero, are usually safe.1

It is like a person who shows the most interesting things about the place and the price! Great for people who want to buy or tour the place!!!

After Javier Milei's criticisms to the Government, Cristina Kirchner issued a long document with criticisms to the Government, including harsh words towards the Minister of Economy, Luis "Toto" Caputo. Caputo responded to Kirchner's criticisms, highlighting that the debt accumulated in the last...

I think the same as @Therek it's nice to visit but it doesn't change much with life with Codoba Capital and CABA.

Today I ate out at a restaurant recommended by the instagram account.... AMAZING! It took us a long time to get in because there were a lot of people waiting for the next time we will come back with a reservation! The food was very good and the place had an old 20th or 19th century ambiance.

These are unfortunate events that happen from time to time in Argentina. Normally nothing like that happens on the streets or roads!

I'm from the suburbs at this time and I've been looking for a few days in the neighborhood and surroundings and I can't find anything. I also walk with reduced mobility to go to the capital to find out. I know we are out of season, but I wanted to know if anyone has information of a place where...

It's expensive, it's almost the same as half a kilo, but for those who can afford it, it's not bad!

If you must be a resident of Argentina. For BIOPASE activation: go to the Visitor Service Center in person to obtain the access credential with a document that proves the identity of the holder (ID or CI). Once activated, visitors may only enter the Biopark by presenting the Biopass credential...

I went to eat at this place in the evening with my partner and it is something never seen before. I had never experienced what it was like to eat while a band or a tango show was playing. We ate very well and ended up falling in love with tango and now we listen to at least 1 song every day with...

As far as I understand, no. What I can recommend is to look for a date when there is a 50% discount and maybe that day's discount can be added. That's how I did it, I took advantage of the day that they gave a 50% discount.

BENEFITS AND PROMOTIONS: https://www.temaiken.org.ar/promociones-y-beneficios If you go with a car, parking is about 2500 pesos. Non-resident Argentina: Tickets old people: $23,007 Tickets young people (3 a 10): $19,556 Children under 3 years old free of charge Resident Argentina: Tickets...

I had heard of this hidden barber shop in downtown. I couldn't find any news about how to book a visit. Thank you so much!

Nice place to walk with the family and spend a nice day. The aquarium is great and the place with the bats. We took some food with us and sat down in the little houses around the park. Lots of shade to rest between sectors. The half-price ticket seemed good to me: 8000 and 7000 for my baby. I...

Do you know how I can get a SIM card from which company to get data? Any with e-Sim? I've been using rouming data but I've seen that the chip is cheaper!

Now using the Visa card, they convert the Argentine pesos at an exchange rate between the. MEP and Blue, which is better than the official one. And in the hotel the price published in dollars is converted to pesos with the official exchange rate. You are right that the cards charge a commission...

It used to be more convenient to pay in cash because the price was lower compared to the cashier's check and sometimes they would give you a cash discount!