Buenos Aires is one of the most popular destinations in South-America. Known for its tango, the Paris of the South, and the beautiful culture. But as with any other place, the locals like to point out what are the mistakes tourists make in Buenos Aires. From bad manners to anecdotes, but also truths you will discover when you visit Buenos Aires. Be warned, the porteños’ judgments are straight to the point. Read also: top 15…
The new orange Buenos Aires city bikes system (EcoBici) is popping up in the streets. The totally renewed bike system has over 4000 points across the capital city. It is day and night available, and free! Read also: How to use electric scooters in Buenos Aires Do you want to discover Buenos Aires by bike? With more than 130km bike lanes, it’s one of the best ways to discover Buenos Aires. However, keep your eyes…
Traveling to Buenos Aires or did you already visit the capital city of Argentina? Maybe you knew some interesting facts about Buenos Aires. But either way, some topics to talk about at the dinner table or during a date in the Paris of South America. Read also: 8 mistakes tourists make in Buenos Aires 1. Psychologists everywhere Argentina has the most therapist per capita. A calculation made in 2012, Argentina has 202 psychologists per 100.000 inhabitants.…
La Boca Buenos Aires sounds familiar to everyone. For the colorful streets, the history of tango or just the football team Boca Juniors. It is one of the most talked-about neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. I give you all the information: the history, what to do in La Boca and is La Boca safe for you? Read also: where to stay in Buenos Aires (areas and neighborhoods) The history of La Boca, Buenos Aires In 1536,…
Celebrating New Year in Buenos Aires and expecting some great fireworks in the city? Sadly, there are no official fireworks shows in Buenos Aires. However, I know some places where you can go on New Year’s Eve and have a fun time! Btw, Happy New Year from me! Read also: the top 10 steakhouses in Buenos Aires Fireworks in Buenos Aires Celebrating in Buenos Aires is without an official fireworks show. Because fireworks are not…
Wow! What a football match this was. It was incredibly exciting and Argentina won! Are you in Buenos Aires right now? Then you are here at a historic moment. Enjoy it as you are on site as history is being made. Do you want to experience the festival in the front row? Then the Obelisco is the place to go. Thousands of fans will flock to the city center. It will undoubtedly be super busy.…
Buenos Aires is a burgeoning tourist hot spot. In 2018, this bustling city welcomed 2.7 million guests — a 5% increase from the previous year that helped generate upwards of $2 billion (S145 billion) for La Reina del Plata. With the national government introducing tax incentives to Buenos Aires’ hospitality industry, tourism in the city is expected to be more robust in the coming years, particularly when the world recovers from the health situation it is facing…
Great, you want to travel to Buenos Aires but the question is “where to stay in Buenos Aires”. Let’s say that the city is big! Of course, it’s how you compare it. The metropolitan city is 203km² or 78.37 square miles big with 2,8 million inhabitants. When it comes to comparing the size, it is two times the city center of Paris. The capital city of Argentina is pretty dense. Read also: Is Buenos Aires…
Once upon a time there was an electric scooter in Buenos Aires. Companies such as MOVO, Lime, Grin, and Glovo GO. The scooters were ideal for moving around quickly in Buenos Aires. At the same time, it is for the daredevils among us to ride an electric scooter in Buenos Aires. The traffic is not always ideal and bike lanes are scarce is some areas. Read also: how to use public transport in Buenos Aires…
Finding a cheap flight to Buenos Aires is like going to a casino. You gamble. Maybe wait a little bit more and before you know you lost the “cheapest” fare. I give you some tips to find a cheap flight to Buenos Aires. Read also: how to book a domestic flight in Argentina? Tips and tricks. Flying from Europe to Buenos Aires takes you at least around 13 hours, one way. Consider this fact then a…
