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Choosing a place to stay in Buenos Aires can be tricky as there are quite a few neighborhoods that you can choose that will give you a different experience. If you only have a few days in Buenos Aires, then I recommend staying in the city center but if you have time you might want […]
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The vast majority of expats tend to live in the neighborhood of Palermo in Buenos Aires. There tends to be more of a digital nomad crowd in Palermo and expats who live long-term in Buenos Aires tend to also live in Recoleta and Belgrano. Is Buenos Aires a good place for expats? Buenos Aires is
There aren’t as many five-star hotels in Buenos Aires as in many other capital cities but you can find some luxury hotels to stay in for your trip to Buenos Aires. We chose The Marriott Hotel quite frankly because it has the best location out of all the five-star hotels in Buenos Aires. The Marriott
When booking your next stay in Buenos Aires you should take into account how many days you are staying or if you plan to stay for a longer period. For a seven-day visit, I recommend staying in a tourist area, like the City Centre. However, if you plan to stay for two or three months,
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USA citizens DO NOT need a Tourist Visa to visit Argentina for up to 90 days (all the information was updated on the Argentina Embassy website in 2020. What are the requirements to enter Argentina from the US? To enter Argentina as a US citizen who enters the country as a tourist you’ll need your
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Buenos Aires is not particularly close to Patagonia. Argentina is a huge country and Patagonia is a huge region that spans Chile and Argentina. The Argentinian part of Patagonia starts at San Carlos de Bariloche and goes all the way down to Ushuaia. Here are some sample distances from Buenos Aires to different parts of
Buenos Aires and Patagonia are definitely some of the highlights of any trip to Argentina. For this itinerary we have planned the first three days in Buenos Aires and the next four days in Patagonia. The distances are huge between places in Patagonia so this itinerary is an attempt to have you spending less time
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Travel insurance is important in case anything goes wrong but it is also currently a requirement of travelling to Argentina. You are no longer required to have travel insurance that covers illness from covid in 2022. It is important to note that medical expenses can be expensive in Argentina so travel insurance is definitely a
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There is no direct train that goes from Buenos Aires to Patagonia. If you want to travel from Buenos Aires to Patagonia, then I highly recommend flying as the bus will simply take too long. Argentina is a huge country so keep that in mind. If you want to take land transport to see nature,
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If you are interested in spending 3 months in Buenos Aires either to escape the winter in the northern Hemisphere or just to test out living in this magnificent city. This is my second time spending 3 months in Buenos Aires. The first time we used Buenos Aires as a base to see more of
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