Buenos Aires is a very European city located in the heart of Argentina. German and Italian culture combine with the Spanish native tongue and flavor of Buenos Aires. The food of the city is legendary. If you leave Buenos Aires without seeing a tango show, you have missed out. The energy, melancholy, passion, and tension of the city come bursting forth from this music and dance.
Wow! We spent four days here and walked a lot. We did have a local contact who made sure that we saw the best that the city had to offer.
Visited: Nov 19, 2016
We stayed a week longer in Buenos Aires at the Anselmo Hotel - Curio by Hilton - in San Telmo neighborhood on Dorrego Plaza. Great small, modern hotel in safe area. Tango dancers in plaza most afternoons and evenings. Sunday is antique flea market and tango dancing at night. 10 blocks from Plaza Mayo - main downtown plaza.
Visited: Jan 31, 2017
If you get a chance to eat Argentinian steak then do so, but only if you're going to treat it with respect and eat it rare.
Visited: Feb 29, 2016
Take a city tour to see the main tourist sites and then walk up and down the pedestrian only street, Florida. But be aware of thieves at all times, and don't make yourself an easy target!
Visited: Nov 21, 2015
Argentinean Gaucho Sightseeing Tour
$239/adult
Tango Porteño Dinner & Tango Show
$105/adult
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