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For my trip to Buenos Aires, I opted for travel insurance from IATI. They offer various insurance plans tailored to different types of trips, and I must say, I highly recommend them! I actually had to use it during my travels, and I encountered no issues. Their customer service was exceptional...

Interestingly, my experience is quite the opposite. Despite visiting Buenos Aires almost every year for the past 12 years, I had never really paid much attention to cartoneros. However, now they seem to be ubiquitous in the Cañitas and Palermo areas where I usually stay and frequently explore...

You're welcome! I hesitate to label places as "better" since it's such a personal choice, and I'm not implying that Don Julio wasn't good. I believe it can depend on the specific cut of steak you get on any given day. My perspective is that, given the price at Don Julio, one would expect...

Certainly, every establishment we've visited accepts cards. I can't fathom paying with cash; you'd practically need to carry a suitcase with you, LOL.

We opted for a Malbec from the Guatallery region, which was enjoyable and reasonably priced at 38k pesos. As widely known, the food is pricier compared to most other places. While it was a pleasant experience, it didn't leave a lasting impression. With another four weeks in Buenos Aires, we...

For those seeking a city overview using these buses, it's advisable to stay on the bus for the entire tour initially. Once you've familiarized yourself with the different areas, consider returning to specific locations for a more in-depth visit. The challenge with the hop-on/hop-off feature lies...

The most apparent choice would be Buenos Aires, and I assume that's where you'll likely go! However, with just two or three days at your disposal, you might find yourself leaving Buenos Aires feeling somewhat frustrated, given the limited time to thoroughly explore its numerous neighborhoods...

December 29 to January 1: Arrival and New Year's EZE ARRIVAL: Smooth and efficient, a stark contrast to the chaotic experience at JFK. Immigration took only 15 minutes, baggage claim 10, and customs another 10. A taxi kiosk inside the terminal, while potentially pricier than curbside options...