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Great, you’re thinking to move to Argentina and especially to Buenos Aires. As a foreigner finding an English speaking job…
Did you hear about the steakhouse in Buenos Aires? Argentina is ranked 2nd on the beef consumption world chart. With…
Buenos Aires, June 17th, 2020 – Argentina’s second-largest airline LATAM suspends operations in Argentina. The subsidiary company “LATAM Argentina” will…
Visiting Argentina and looking for things to do in Buenos Aires? We combined the best things to do in one…
Planning your domestic flights in Argentina? Nothing that difficult to find the right domestic flight in Argentina. For example, Skyscanner,…
Ministro Pistarini International Airport Ezeiza (EZE) is the only airport that receives international flights from all over the world such…
Let’s take a plane from El Palomar Airport (EPA) in Buenos Aires. The airport is about 30 minutes away from…
Buenos Aires is one of the most gay-friendly (LGBTQ) cities in South-America. Buenos Aires is inclusive in every way. For…
Buenos Aires is the ideal start or stop-over during your backpack trip in Argentina. What are the best hostels in…
The electric scooter arrived in Buenos Aires. Grin, Lime, MOVO, and Glovo GO are active in the city. The scooters…
Calle Florida in Buenos Aires. You will pass it during a tour or for exchanging your money on the black…
When strolling around in Buenos Aires’ oldest neighborhood San Telmo, you will meet Mafalda and her friends. Especially when you’re…
Secrets of Buenos Aires
Living in Buenos Aires is an experience on its own. We are an enthusiastic team in Buenos Aires that wants to provide accurate guide information about the city. Most of our team members had their first experience in Buenos Aires during travel. We saw a lack of information, incorrect tips and more. Our goal is to change that with this blog magazine website and guide you through this wonderful city while you travel. Tourism is like inflation in Buenos Aires. It changes by the minute or day :-). Start here your travel to Buenos Aires. Discover the secrets of Buenos Aires, the hidden places, ultimate and correct tips. Where to stay in Buenos Aires, where to change your money, how to get to the airport, what if I get sick in Buenos Aires, and so much more.
We hope that you enjoy reading our articles. If you have any suggestions or comments for Secrets of Buenos Aires? Always welcome on our article pages or info@secretsofbuenosaires.com.
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Visiting Argentina and looking for things to do in Buenos Aires? We combined the best things to do in one list. A wide choice of what to do in Buenos Aires. Many attractions are free but we will give you some tips to get the most out of…
It will maybe remind you to Águeda, a small town in Portugal or you saw it on the internet somewhere. Buenos Aires has his own colorful umbrellas in the air. A small gallery in San Telmo let you wonder about the colorful sky. A must stop when you…
Cafe Tortoni is one of the most famous cafes in Buenos Aires. Opened in 1858 by a French immigrant. What is the best time to visit Cafe Tortoni Buenos Aires? Avoid long waiting lines and get to know the history of Buenos Aires iconic cafe. Read also: La…
We give you an overview of the best locations where to exchange your money in Buenos Aires. Find here a daily update per exchange office. Save money by changing your Dolar, Euro or other currency to Argentinian peso (ARS). In our article “Where to change money (Euro and…
Argentina has some secrets. Most of them are well known for all the residents of Buenos Aires but for tourists, it can be pretty surprising. Things you need to know about Argentina. This are things Argentinians will not tell you. Read also: 10 things to do in Buenos…
At this moment Argentina is in crisis, on the edge of default. With inflation above fifty percent per year and currency controls. The Argentinian peso is one of the worst-performing currencies in the world. This affects the Argentinian inhabitants more and more. Read also: how safe is Buenos…
