The architecture in Buenos Aires stands proudly as a symbol of the city’s diverse cultural heritage. Buenos Aires is commonly known as the Paris of South America, and rightfully so! With its rich history, this metropolis is a treasure trove of architectural gems that continue to captivate visitors from around the world. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, Buenos Aires was a bustling epicenter of creativity and architectural innovation. By then, European immigrants flocked to Argentina, seeking new opportunities and a better life. Their arrival sparked an era of architectural brilliance. They brought with them their unique styles and techniques, leaving an incredible mark on the city’s landscape. For…

Have you ever dreamt about seeing the Argentine capital from above? Buenos Aires offers some great viewpoints that provide a unique perspective of the city that you won’t want to miss. In this post, we’ll take a look at 6 of the best viewpoints in Buenos Aires, each offering a breathtaking panorama of the cityscape. Read more about them below and check out the map on where to find them! Get ready to see Buenos Aires from a whole new angle! This map was made with Wanderlog, a road trip planner app on iOS and Android Viewpoint Galería Güemes Located in the city center, Galería Güemes is a shopping arcade…

In Buenos Aires, there are plenty of free things to do! Surprisingly enough, even some of the most famous landmarks in Buenos Aires are free of charge! To help you get the most out of Buenos Aires on a budget, I have put together a list of 30 free things for you to do when visiting Buenos Aires! Remember that by watching out how and where you exchange your money, you can also save greatly on your trip to Buenos Aires. And with the cash you saved on free activities and exchanging the right places, you can instead buy a good steak and a bottle of red wine! Let’s get…

Buenos Aires can quickly start to feel crowded. There are people everywhere and it can feel like there is no space to move around. Luckily, somebody thought about that and created some beautiful parks in Buenos Aires. In this post, I share some of the green spots and parks you can find throughout the city when you want a break from the concrete and tiny sidewalks. Some of the parks are located in the middle of the city. While other parks are a little bit further out and offer even more space and nature for you to enjoy. A Guide to the Best Parks and Green Spaces in Buenos Aires…

The Mataderos Market should be on your bucket list for visiting Buenos Aires if you want an authentic experience of a traditional Argentine market. Feria de Mataderos, as the market is called in Spanish, offers a wide variety of traditional Argentine crafts and performances of folkloric dances. The Mataderos Market is on Sundays and public holidays during the Argentine Spring (April to December). Let’s dive into the best things to do and see at Feria de Mataderos – and what to expect from your visit! A Complete Guide on How to Visit the Mataderos Market in Buenos Aires The History of Argentina’s Cowboys, the Gauchos The Argentine gaucho culture is…

Visiting Buenos Aires doesn’t have to break your budget. There are many wonderful things you can do in Buenos Aires for an affordable price! About three years ago, I wrote a guest post for Have Clothes Will Travel about 5 Affordable Things To Do In Buenos Aires (once again, a huge thanks to Lindsey for featuring my writing). Back then Buenos Aires was a bit of an expensive place to visit even if you came on a foreign income. However, by now the economic crisis, devaluation of the Argentine peso, and the COVID-19 pandemic have taken most of the expensiveness out of Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is now a pretty affordable…