Visit Buenos Aires

It is a very friendly city and easy to explore using the subway, walking tours, or just exploring on your own Old town square is good for entertainment and outdoor eating and drinking. Food and drink reasonably priced and good quality, market is also a great place to wander and to wine and dine

dave

It's a city with a split personality - some things are really cheap and some really expensive, beautiful grand buildings and rundown buildings. We enjoyed our stay and saw a lot, enjoyed the food and the people were friendly and helpful despite us not speaking their language. It was really easy to get around, and cheap, to use taxi's or Uber. Didn't use the subway/train as the line near where we were staying was under repair.

BrendaNZ New Zealand

I love the architecture and different buildings found Plaza de Mayo like.Casa Rosada, Cathedral, Obelisco. The beef was excellent. I am not a beef eater but after trying Argentinian beef i am a convert! Don Julio is the best! But you need to make reservation a month before. Malbec wine is fantastix Choripan at Alto Chori and San Telmo the best! Chicken Milanese at El Preferido. You should not miss this Take the Sherpa food tour. It was the besy The people though is not as warm as I expected Spanish speaking people like Peru. It's not bad, it's just their culture. Palermo isnthe best and if you want to buy leather go to Morillo. And if you are there on the weekend, spend an afternoon at.the SannTelmo Sunday market-highly recommended! Oh and the Tango show was the best at Tango Porteño

P1lady1 Philippines

Buenos Aires, the dynamic capital of Argentina, enchants visitors with its blend of European elegance and Latin American flair. The city's picturesque landscapes, including iconic landmarks like Caminito street and Recoleta Cemetery, serve as a stunning backdrop for exploration. Culinary enthusiasts rejoice in the diverse gastronomic scene, offering everything from succulent steaks to flavorful empanadas, with options for healthier dining also available. However, the city's allure comes at a cost, as living expenses and shopping can be pricey compared to Brazilian standards. Nevertheless, Buenos Aires offers enriching excursions such as trips to Tigre Delta and Colonia del Sacramento, along with vibrant experiences like the San Telmo market and leisurely rides on tourist buses. In summary, Buenos Aires captivates with its beauty, culinary delights, and diverse attractions, ensuring an unforgettable journey for travelers seeking a taste of Argentine culture.

Sueli Brazil

BA is one pf the worlds great cities with wide strrets and extensive parkland which is used by its inhabitants. Good luck with the politics for the future this once wealthy city is showing some wear and tear but remains up there ith Paris Rome and Madrid

John Australia

I live in La Plata so I come to Buenos Aires regularly for work and leisure, usually for a day but this time I came with a family member visting, we had two whole days in BA and found plenty to do. It is fairly simple to get around Buenos Aires provided you can buy a Sube and know how to laod it with cash. This can be used on the Subte (subway), trains and buses with minimal fuss.

Scott