Buenos Aires is a lovely city. The people are friendly, the food is delicious and moderately priced, and it’s easy to go everywhere except the airport by Uber. Read Less

We stayed at the Park Tower Hotel. About 45 minutes from the Airport and a 5 minute drive to the check in terminal at the harbour. They have an outdoor pool which is nice to use if your room is not ready. We did not take any tours as we have visited BA before and just wanted to relax after the flight. Read Less

We explored the Plaza San Martin, Galleria Pacifica Mall, Artisan Market, and Puerto Madero Docklands on our own by foot. We learned that Buenos Aires is a tricky city in which to be a pedestrian. The area along the port and docklands was under construction as they added an bellow ground road, so there were temporary sidewalks, overhead walkways, and broken streets. Many city sidewalks where we walked were uneven or broken, requiring caution. And some streets are huge, nine lanes wide in each direction in one case, so it may take three traffic lights to get across. Still, it was a great way to get a feel for the city as opposed to sitting on a bus in the horrible traffic. Read Less

Arrived two day early and explored this beautiful city. Did the hop on hop off bus which was so worth a two day ticket. I stayed at the Recoleta Luxury Hotel which was close to everything and walking distance to Peron's tomb. Read Less

Had a wonderful time make empanadas and learning about Mate (So American green tea drink) Read Less

Great city, stayed 5 days before cruise Read Less

It was an ok river cruise. The guide was difficult to understand Read Less

city tour followed by lunch at a ranch. Great end with transportation to the airport Read Less

The Paris of South America. Plenty to do here and currently well priced. Palermo a nice area to hang out in. San Telmo nice for a more atmospheric feel. Read Less

We stayed pre and post cruise so took many excursions privately and independently. Read Less

I spent my time in Buenos Aires catching up with my family for the first time which was an awesome experience. The homemade asada is very delicious. Read Less

This is a good overview of the city. Only problem was that if you got off it was a long wait for the next one and not certainty of getting on especially at the main tourist destinations. Read Less

We made independent tour arragements. A Food Tour with a local guide then a Tigre River Delta cruise. Both easy to do with the internet. Read Less

fabulous city but did not have enough time there Read Less

The port sucks, but the city is beautiful. We disembarked here. Cabs were not easy to obtain, and people waited hours to get one. Read Less

A fascinating destination away from the city. Read Less

Thoroughly enjoyed Buenos Aires. We spent 4 nights before the cruise and 1 night after. Saw so many interesting sights. Read Less

We spent 4 days pre cruise in BA. It is very walkable but we also did the hop on hop off bus. It's a great way to get your bearings. Another day we took a boat up to the Delta to see Tigre. It is like cottage country and only accessible by water, but was a nice day out. It was booked through the hotel and was $20 cheaper than someone who had booked through Viatour! It included lunch and some time in the market before being driven back in a minivan. We stopped at San Isidro and then back to our hotel. Read Less

Been here before and stayed post cruise for 2 days. Fabulous city. Tango dinner and show included. Read Less

Easy enough to walk round. port about 1 to 2 miles from central area. Read Less

Loved the artistic vibe and intensity of the locals! Read Less

The dinner tour we had booked a year ago--was cancelled at last minute--it was the one tour we were looking forward too--even though t cost over $200 each We took taxi to Womans Bridge and enjoyed the area on our own. Read Less

Used a two day pass on hop on bus Read Less

Love this town. We have been here before so we wandered around on our own and took in a wonderful tango show/dinner. Read Less

We took a walking tour. Unfortunately this tour had close to 100 people - in other cities these tours generally divide large groups into 20-30 people -- this large crowd made it very difficult to enjoy the tour . We left about 1/2 way through - and walked around on our own. Lots of different neighborhoods and areas to see. We did not go to a tango show in the city but enjoyed tango expo on the ship. Read Less