Manolo Restaurant
Manolo is a true local favorite – an affordable no-frills spot. It’s a place where you are assured of getting a true ‘Buenos Aires’ experience in the heart of the southern neighborhood of San Telmo.
Buenos Aires Online Resources
For those of you that stumble upon this Buenos Aires blog out there in cyberspace, and can’t find the exact information you wanted, here are a few other online resources that you may find useful.
Four Seasons Buenos Aires Hotel
The Four Seasons is equidistant between the heart of Recoleta and the Microcentro, and so it is within walking distance of many major attractions, including Recoleta Cemetery, Teatro Colon and The Obelisk.
How to catch the bus in Buenos Aires
Having trouble getting around the city? If taxis seem too costly and the subway is sweltering, use this step-by-step guide for catching the bus in Buenos Aires to learn the ins and outs of traveling by ‘colectivo.’
El Alamo Bar
Shoeless Joe’s El Alamo is your typical expat dive bar in Buenos Aires. A good place for lots of beer, American-style food and international sports events on TV. Located in Recoleta, near Avenida Santa Fe.
What is the weather like in Buenos Aires?
Get the latest weather conditions in Buenos Aires, and a 5 day forecast. Buenos Aires has generally quite mild weather year round, although the peak of summer may be a bit hot and sticky for some.
Buenos Aires Long-Term Apartments
Hints, tips and online resources to help you in your search for a long term apartment rental in Buenos Aires, which will be important if you are looking to expatriate yourself here for longer than 6 months.
Which Buenos Aires barrio is for me?
North, center or south – which part of Buenos Aires will suit you best for your stay? Find out about the areas of Microcentro, San Telmo, Monserrat, Recoleta, Retiro, Barrio Norte, Palermo and more.