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I also recommend visiting Puerto Madero, there you will find the Puente de la Mujer, the Fragata Sarmiento (which is a museum ship which I recommend visiting), the area of the docks has a lot of bars and restaurants where you will find a good level in general (or at least higher prices in the...

What areas do you plan to be in? What do you like? You can visit the Palermo lakes and the Rosedal, as well as all the Palermo neighborhoods like Palermo SoHo or Hollywood. In Recoleta you can visit the Japanese Garden (there are activities as well as several Koi fish ponds), you can visit the...

recently spent a month in Bueons Aires and loved it! You're most likely staying in Palermo because that's where all the tourists stay, and it's a super neighborhood. I was warned about muggings, but the sidewalks were always busy until late and I was never the only woman walking alone so it...

I went when I was a teenager, I didn't understand a damn thing about politics and Perón seemed like a genius to me. I loved it, but it also had a lot to do with the fact that I was listening to Orgullo Argentino in the background while I toured it. I think I'm going today and it doesn't move me...

but that 88 does not leave you in Lobos town? It's not very close to the lagoon, unless you want to pay for a taxi, of course.

Primavera en Buenos Aires (Spring in Buenos Aires) Microcentro, Recoleta, San Telmo, Puerto Madero and Palermo neighborhoods. 2024 January right after Milei’s election- it was an interesting time to visit. Inflation was still out of control but things otherwise were very calm. Without knowing...

I'm lucky I'm not in Argentina at the moment, it's full of mosquitoes... thanks for sharing these links!

Most people walk down the road to avoid paying. Eventually this will increase exponentially if the ticket is adjusted to a market price. This is precisely explained by the fact that it is done at the points, where there is usually less control, and there are no guards that although they will not...

Places already visited in the instagram "vivamosba" here are the threads... https://www.expatsba.com/threads/tango-de-mayo-hotel-dome-roof-top-bar.2075/ https://www.expatsba.com/threads/museo-nacional-ferroviario-retiro.2074/#post-12277 For the moment very good recommendation gave as one of...

I went a while ago to tour it for the museum nights Very nice museum. The staff, from the security guard to the guide, is very friendly. The entrance is free of charge At the entrance the guide gives an excellent explanation. They also give a train ticket with the date of the day. The pieces are...

That's true, thank you very much for your opinion

Each destination is a unique experience. Very well organized trip for all the areas you visited. Which one would you say was the best?

Salta is great! My favorite place in Argentina for sure. I would personally do three days there and visit Iguazu as well (100% worth seeing). Mendoza is great if you like wine, but I didn't really find it all that interesting as someone who only mildly enjoys wine. Could also fit in a day trip...

Very nice profile shows everything in the flea market in a fun way!!!!

This sounds incredible, plus I love classical music and these types of atmospheres.!!!

The trip sounds amazing, and I'm glad to hear there are strict regulations, as I've noticed tourism there has gotten much more popular so it will inevitably damage the environment.

Enjoy Don Julio! Have been there twice now! Argentina is one of my top 5 countries. It's pretty easy to go to Colonia for a day trip, the main area is compact and you just need a few hrs. If you wanted to visit Montevideo or Punta del Este (though April will likely be dead), having a night or...

They already came last year and it was a great success! This year they had to put 2 dates and on the day they were no longer available. For the fourth stop on the Latin American Tour, Afterlife is ready to captivate the Argentinean public with their arrival in Buenos Aires on Friday March 8th...

It is difficult, it is not tulip season. They bloom in spring (usually in October).

My spouse and I spent nine days exploring Buenos Aires in the middle of June. Drawing from advice found on Reddit, I thought I'd share a brief overview of our experiences in the city. It was our inaugural visit to BA, and we were thoroughly captivated by its allure. We opted for this destination...