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