Posts Tagged ‘Buenos Aires accommodation’

Here are some of the expats favorite restaurants in Buenos Aires. Not in any order.
Lucky Luciano (Italian) at 3943 in Palermo near the Zoo and Jardin Botanico is great. Big wine list, American and Argentina mafia memorabilia throughout.
Dragones and Siphones (eclectic) in Belgrano which has an incredible and ever-changing menu. Fantastic chef and funny place [...]

Stretching the entire length of Rio de la Plata, is the location of the enchanting port city of Buenos Aires. This city has been the gateway to Argentina for centuries. Spread over an area of 78.5 square miles, Buenos Aires is the biggest and the most populated metropolitan city in the country with a population [...]

You are planning to have a leisurely trip to South America, you have a lot of options but you’re eyeing Argentina to be your first stop, however, you don’t really know what to see in Argentina, you don’t know what to expect and most of all, you don’t have any idea where to start. Well, [...]

The capital of the Argentine Republic, Buenos Aires is an exciting bustling city that serves as a gateway to the rest of Latin America. Millions of people each year contribute to its steadily growing tourism sector, and international accessibility is high.
By Air - There are two main airports in Buenos Aires: the Ezeiza International Airport [...]

Buenos Aires is the kind of city that has “something for everyone.” Bars and restaurants are plentiful throughout the city. The locals take their time with dinner and include some wonderful wines with their meal.
Dinnertime generally doesn’t begin until 8.30 pm. Popular cuisine includes everything from Argentine barbecues, known as “asado,” to Japanese sushi. Argentineans [...]

For those who have a love of wine, visiting the many wineries in and around Buenos Aires is a definite must do on their itinerary. There are plenty of wine tours all around Buenos Aires, but depending on your choice, some wine tours focus on more than just one area, allowing you to make the [...]

Buenos Aires is the capital and the largest city of Argentina. Often referred to as the “Paris of South America” , this mega city boasts amazing architecture and beautiful buildings that make it seem like one of the most modern cities in this region.
Apart from all the history this place offers, on a much lighter [...]

Buenos Aires is known for its boutiques, galleries, and antiques. There are a number of neighborhoods here that each have their own distinctive flavor, offering high quality European products and low prices, depending on the neighborhood.
Recoleta is the Beverly Hills of Argentina. As you can imagine, the cost of items in this upscale area is [...]

At the cheapest end we have the Castelar Hotel, starting at $85, which is a 4-star, 160 room property. Facilities include telephone, non-smoking rooms, voicemail, air conditioning in each of the hotel’s well-equipped rooms. It is also wheelchair accessible, with morning call provided along with city transfers, car rental and travel counter on-site.
The Park Elegance [...]