Ah, Buenos Aires. Sometimes referred to as “Paris of the South,” this is the
capital of Argentina and an absolute cultural epicenter. It’s no wonder that
it’s one of the most popular places to visit in Argentina. Between the
world-renowned European architecture, famous cuisine,
fascinating museums
, romantic boulevards, vibrant entertainment, historical sites, trendy
shopping and overall “chill vibe,” this is a stop you don’t want to miss on
your trip to Argentina. City lovers can easily spend a week here, but in
three days you can get a nice overview of the city.
Insider tips:
Palermo neighborhood: Monique Loayza, Director of Peru for Less,
recommends this neighborhood. “Palermo is in my opinion the best for
tourists who are most interested in small shops, cafes, bars, restaurants
and more boutique-style hotels,” she shares. “It’s also very
pedestrian-friendly. Many restaurants and cafes also have charming outdoor
sidewalk/patio seating.”
San Telmo Market: Travel Advisor Michelle Talsma shares, “The
San Telmo Market on Sundays in the Recoleta neighborhood will have you
wide-eyed all day with its interesting things for sale. Recoleta also has an
interesting cemetery, great restaurants and the downtown area has
architecture that transports you to Europe“