Search results

The "Omnibus" law, announced with enthusiasm by the Executive, had a bumpy ride in the Argentine Congress. In spite of its initial approval, it returned to commissions and remained stagnant. During its treatment, there were mistakes and inexperience on the part of the ruling party, as well as...

Welcome to my trip report from Buenos Aires, Argentina! First of all, let me tell you that Buenos Aires has left me speechless. From the charming restaurants to the fascinating historical sites, this city has something for everyone. Let's start with the restaurants. One of my favorites was "La...

The truth that if so also those who frequent we can see other things in the interior or places like this instagram

Thanks for the heads up, I hadn't heard about the increase!! I was looking and it is true that there will be a 100% increase in April. Crazy! Totally useful the methods you said!! I have just done it!!!

I love it!! I like it because they are not places shown to tourism as the page of the threads I uploaded!! It is good for people who like the culture and history of Argentina. My thread: https://www.expatsba.com/threads/official-tourism-site-of-the-city-of-buenos-aires.1886/#post-11473

Hello everyone!! Today, I found this official site for tourists in the city of buenos aires. This site has the nearest events of the city as well as a complete guide with tours, visits and experiences and also free tours. I share this site with you because it is really useful for the newcomer...

Nice Trip Report!!

Could you help me to locate the "Rosedal". I see many photos and videos of the place but I can't find where it is.

Founded in 1852, the Club del Progreso restaurant is the oldest "gentlemen club" in South America. The house in which it is located originally belonged to the Duhau family and important Argentine political figures paraded through its interior. It is located on the second floor and the main...

Cabaña Las Lilas restaurant is located in the Puerto Madero area. The decor throughout the place is charming and quite elegant. The welcome by the hosts is cordial (I would recommend opting for a table on the terrace, as long as there are no mosquitoes). The variety and quality of the food and...

I appreciate your response! It's completely normal to have moments of paranoia, especially in uncertain times. If you ever feel that vibe from strangers, it might be more about their general mood or concerns than anything directed specifically at expats. Regarding the ability to spot...

In 2001, during the economic crisis, factors such as Airbnb and the digital nomad trend, where individuals earn in dollars benefiting from exchange rates, were not as prevalent. Over the 15 years of visiting Buenos Aires, there's a perceived change in sentiment, particularly in San Telmo, with...

Our daughter, who's 17 year old, is really interested in getting a leather jacket. She usually goes for vintage pieces back home, so we're wondering if that's a thing in Buenos Aires. Any suggestions on where we might find one?