We spent four nights in Buenos Aires, staying at the Melia Recoleta (next door to Fervor, a wonderful steak restaurant!). We booked a private guide, Barbara (with Iconic Buenos Aires) for a full day tour, which we would highly recommend. She gave us a wonderful day, and gave us a real insight into life in BA and pointers on what else to do/see during our stay. ...
Truly a world class city, with beautiful architecture. Need to be very careful with jewelry, cameras , money and cellphones. Some of the best wine and steaks you will find anywhere ...
Metro city. Generally nice areas. Some shady places outside of tourist zones. Avoid taxis if possible....crooked. Uber it by getting a SIM card. We used taxi 1 time as the return port (port authority rule)was taxi only allowed so prepare to get scammed. ...
We explored this city on our own using Ubers. Large city with a mix of old and new. A significant homeless population. Great indoor marketplace with food stalls and goods for sale of every kind. Beautiful parks. ...
Took a private tour of all the touristy spots. It's got a nice chill vibe. The cathedral, the graveyard, the square, the shopping district, the gardens and the ficus trees were all incredible sights to absorb in a single port. ...
We did a grey line (red line) bus sightseeing tour. We already know the town. So it was good for having a comprehensive overview of such a vaste town. ...
BA has lovely architecture, very Euro has many already know. Enjoyed learning about the history here of gaining their independence. Find the old farmers market in San Telmo for the salteñas empanada frita, worth a trip from anywhere!I did not feel that security was an issue. Met some really lovely people who were great ambassadors for their country. Note that you must have at least 4 hours for ...
It seemed to be an organised shed, but we were directed through the port pretty quickly so didn't really see much of the port. It seemed a very busy and large port. ...