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Ordering Coffee in Buenos AiresMake like a true local and revel in Buenos Aires’s traditional coffee culture with this quick guide to ordering cafe just the way you want it! Drink your way round Buenos Aires one cup at a time…
Argentina Reciprocity Entry FeeBefore arriving in Argentina tourists from the United States, Australia and Canada must pay a ‘reciprocity fee’ online via the Argentinian Immigration website and print the receipt to show on arrival.
Daniel Tunnard, On The BusesA question & answer session with prominent expat Daniel Tunnard: the Englishman in Buenos Aires who wrote a book (Colectivaizeishon) about taking all 140 city bus routes & lived to tell the tale.
Carlos Gardel, Voice of TangoCarlos Gardel is Argentina’s most adored tango singer. The King of Tango’s smooth voice continues to enchant fans 100 years since he began singing. We honor his life, death, and beloved barrio: Abasto!
Palermo Hippodrome RacetrackThe ‘Hipodromo Argentino’ in Palermo is Argentina’s main racetrack. Take in a horse race on a Monday afternoon or experience the ‘Gran Premio Nacional,’ the Argentine Derby once a year in mid-November.
El Ateneo Grand SplendidA mecca for any book lover, El Ateneo Grand Splendid is one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. Housed in an old theatre with rows of tomes and a cafe on the stage, this is a BA must see!
If you're planning your trip to Buenos Aires, then please do take advantage of this free online guide to the city, in blog magazine format, including reviews of restaurants, hotels, shopping areas, things to do, and more, plus general advice and travel information.
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This Private Tango Nightlife Tour, run by our trusted partners TangoTrips, will give you an insider’s view on the authentic tango nightlife scene in Buenos Aires, as you tour the “milongas” where locals dance the night way.
The story of how one contested landmark became the centerpiece of Argentine cultural life, as told through important events that have taken place there in the past year (August 2016 to 2017).
Join us as we dig in to a bowl of what some consider the best locro in the city – Argentina’s National Dish – at Ña Serapia in the heart of Alto Palermo, and learn why this dish is symbolic of the May Revolution!
Experience the lap of luxury and visit 5 of the best hotels in Buenos Aires – without ever checking in! Use these tips to enjoy top-of-the-line service and design while avoiding the steep cost of a room.
The story of how one contested landmark became the centerpiece of Argentine cultural life, as told through important events that have taken place there in the past year (August 2016 to 2017).
Here we’ve reviewed a Private Estancia Day Tour with Camino de la Pampa. Relax at a traditional Argentine ranch, tour San Antonio de Areco, witness superb gaucho horsemanship, and chow down on asado!
