Argentina
Discover Argentina, the 8th largest country in the world, located in the southernmost part of South America. Immerse yourself in a land of rich cultural heritage, breathtaking natural wonders, and a deep passion for football and tango. From snow-capped peaks of the Andes Mountains to the endless plains of the Pampas region and the iconic Iguazu Falls on the border with Brazil, Argentina offers a diverse range of landscapes. Whether you're interested in culture, nature, cuisine, or sports, Argentina has something for everyone. Explore vibrant cities, experience warm hospitality, and embark on an unforgettable adventure in this captivating destination. Come and uncover the treasures of Argentina!
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30 Free Things to Do in Buenos Aires
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…
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Argentina Travel Guide: 10 Things to Do in Bariloche
San Carlos de Bariloche – or simply Bariloche – is a mountain town located in the northern part of Argentina’s Patagonia region. Bariloche is famous for its German influence, its chocolate, and its beautiful mountain landscapes. The area surrounding Bariloche is known as Argentina’s Lake District because of the many beautiful lakes surrounded by mountains. Bariloche itself is located by the southern shore of the massive Nahuel Huapi Lake. In the wintertime, Bariloche is a popular destination for skiing and other winter sports. While in the spring and summer the mountains are ideal for hikes, trekking, and camping. In this post, I wanted to share some of the activities and…
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Argentina Travel Guide: Exciting Things to Do in San Rafael, Mendoza
The city of San Rafael is located in Argentina’s Andean region, just south of its busier and more well-known big brother, Mendoza. San Rafael offers almost all the same activities as Mendoza with beautiful landscapes and plenty of vineyards – but in more quiet surroundings. This makes San Rafael a perfect stop-over if you are on a road trip from the Northern parts of Argentina to the South. A short car ride outside the city of San Rafael, you can also find some very impressive nature for both trekking and other outdoor activities. So, if you are into beautiful nature and tons of wineries to visit but also like a…
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How to Get a Student Visa in Argentina
Getting a student visa in Argentina is a very simple process. The required documentation by the Argentine migration office is quite straightforward and doesn’t require too much effort from you. In most cases, getting the required documentation is so easy that you don’t need a lawyer to help you. However, if you do end up in a special situation outside the normal procedures, it is recommended to seek legal assistance from a specialized migration lawyer. There are two different types of student visas in Argentina: I have lived in Argentina on my student visa for 3 years, which then allowed me to extend into a permanent residency. Before that, I…
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5 Secret Gardens in Buenos Aires You Should Know About
The secret gardens in Buenos Aires offer you a break from the hectic city. Add one or more of these hidden gems in the city to experience something different on your trip to Buenos Aires and get a well-deserved break. Some of the gardens offer an opportunity to grab a quick lunch or dinner in their restaurants. While others are just beautiful gardens you would never imagine existed in the middle of Buenos Aires’ chaos. Let’s dive into 5 amazing secret gardens in Buenos Aires! The Secret Garden of Museo de la Larreta This secret garden in Buenos Aires is located inside Museo de Arte Español Enrique Larreta (Museum of…
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Beautiful Parks to Visit in Buenos Aires
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 in Buenos Aires Plaza San Martín…
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10 Things to Know Before Starting to Work in Argentina
To work in Argentina can in many ways be very different from what you might be used to in your home country. The external factors of the Argentine economy influence a lot in the experience of working in Argentina. When you see the value of your salary diminish every month because of inflation. And when you know that you only have two salary adjustments a year, it really puts another level of stress on your everyday life. In expat groups and online forums, people ask a lot about moving to Argentina and finding a job here. However, many seem to believe that the job market here is similar to European…
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5 Perfect Day Trips from Buenos Aires
Add a day trip from Buenos Aires to your Argentine itinerary and experience a new side of Argentina. In this post, I want to share 5 ideal day trips from Buenos Aires with you. Each of them has something different to offer. So, there is something for every taste! Best of all, most of these destinations can easily be reached by train or bus from the city center of Buenos Aires! So, you can leave in the morning and be back again in the afternoon. Let’s dive into 5 perfect day trips from Buenos Aires! #1 Tigre Delta The Tigre Delta is an all-time favorite day trip destination from Buenos Aires…
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How to Find a Job in Buenos Aires
Finding a job in Buenos Aires isn’t always the easiest task. Economic crises upon economic crises have made it hard even for Argentines to find a job in Buenos Aires. So, needless to say, it might also be a challenge for a foreigner to find a job in Buenos Aires! It is a challenge but not impossible! In this post, I want to share some of my tips with you on how to find a job in Buenos Aires. It’s based on my own experience and years of living in Buenos Aires. I will focus on finding a job in Buenos Aires since most expats move in Buenos Aires. Also,…
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San Isidro: An Unique Day Trip from Buenos Aires
San Isidro is very much off the beaten track for international travelers visiting Buenos Aires. Mostly, you will hear recommendations to go to the Tigre Delta. While San Isidro doesn’t quite beat Tigre with activities to do, it is a nice day trip. And it’s a great place to hit to experience life outside Buenos Aires. As with Tigre and La Plata, San Isidro can be accessed with a quick train ride from Buenos Aires. Actually, San Isidro is closer to Buenos Aires than the two others. So, it is just a perfect destination for a day trip! Let’s dive into what San Isidro has to offer for a day…
