ChinaTown – Barrio Chino, a walk through this wonderful space inside the Belgrano Neighborhood.
Thanks to the massive immigration experienced by Argentina, in Buenos Aires is possible to appreciate different cultures. Taking our free city tours you will notice the architectural contrast of Buenos Aires.
We find mainly French style, but also Spanish, Greek, Italian, Victorian, romantic, Byzantine, etc.
Weather in Buenos Aires, a series of important tips so that you know what weather you will face when you arrive in the city, according to the time of year.
Buenos Aires is the largest city in Argentina, located on the banks of the Río de la Plata, which generates an environment with high humidity that suffers a lot in summer, added to high temperatures, and in winter because the cold feels more than normal.
Rosedal of Buenos Aires, a place full of rose bushes and paths to get lost in one of the Palermo Parks.
One of the several parks found in the great neighborhood of Palermo is the famous Rosedal.
It is a traditional Buenos Aires park with more than 18,000 rose bushes and full of works of art around it.
Walk of Vicente López, a path through the north of the city, near the river and away from the hustle and bustle.
Buenos Aires was founded in 1580 next to the river as a city port to export and import different goods. Commerce is still very important and the port is the connection with other civilizations. As we have seen in other posts, nowadays the river works also as a distraction and a place of disconnection for the citizens of Buenos Aires.
How to get the SUBE card, the most easy way to travel through Buenos Aires and all its places!
We were used to pay tickets with coins because the ticket used to cost less than $1 (argentine peso), but nowadays coins are useless because of the devaluation, the government decided to install a new system to pay transportation in the city.
This is when the SUBE card was invented, a card to pay buses, subways, trains and even highway tolls.
Check with us how to get a SUBE card, and start your travel in a safety way through this amazing city.
Palermo Brewery Tour, the best places to drink good beer!
Since it was created, beer has been expanded to different countries and has become an important part of cultures around the world.
In every country on the planet, you will be able to find popular and craft beers.
Argentina is not the exception, that is why we are going to show you a couple of places to enjoy a good beer in Buenos Aires, more precisely in the Palermo neighborhood.
If you have done a little research on Buenos Aires, you can clearly say that Palermo is where the most developed nightlife is. It is the largest neighborhood in the city and, before, it used to be only residential, but, thanks to a policy of decentralizing the offer, many companies and locals have moved to other regions of the city. This was the rebirth of Palermo as a popular district, the cradle of bars.
Some of the breweries you can attend are:
Costa Rica 5527
Tel: 11-3368-2705
If you are looking for a typical AMERICAN BBQ JOINT of smoked meats, this is the place for you!
They have a reservation system.
José A. Cabrera 4427
Tel: 11-2452-3221
They have Delivery, Take Away and table service. They are not handled with reservations at the moment.
José A. Cabrera 5225
Tel: 11-6680-1516
You will fall in love with its immense patio! They have a reservation system that you can access on their website here.
Gorriti 4389
Mail: info@nolabuenosaires.com
If you like Cajún food, this is THE place for you! We leave your website here to tempt you more!
Gorriti 4295
Tel: 11-6737-6903
They have Delivery and Take Away. We leave your website here.
Plus, you’re going to love how he’s made you feel in a real junkyard! The ticket contains a level of mind-blowing art …
Usually there is Happy Hour until 9pm with great discounts on pints and glasses of beer, so start early because it’s cheaper! (Be careful, in some places it ends at 8:00 p.m., check earlier just in case!)
Obviously, in these places it is also possible to have a diner, so they are a good option for a complete outing in Buenos Aires.
Here we leave you the locations loaded on the map, and by the way, you can discover many more!
We all have been tourist at least once in a lifetime, and when we arrive to a different country, city or just the town next to our home town, we will find different living styles. Off course that the more distance we travel the more differences we are going to find in culture and traditions.
Buenos Aires was founded as a city port back in 1580 by Juan de Garay. The port of the city was an important icon in the economy of the country, but a lot of local ecologists agree that Buenos Aires was built giving the back to the river.
The influences of music in cultures are really strong. Through melodies and rhythms people express their feelings. In other articles we talked about Tango and Argentinian Folk Music, but now we are going to focus in the art of percussion.
