#16 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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yadilitta says:
Well, the public transportation in Buenos Aires is good. You can either take a taxi, the metro or catch a bus.
Taxis: they are not expensive. Everything will depend on how long the ride takes. They are safe and most of the taxi drivers are friendly.
Metro: well known as "Subte", there are 5 bi…
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#17 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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sohmer says:
definetly check out a jazz show at notorious. you can walk in, but reservations are safer. if you don't have a reservation, go early. also good for music is classica e moderna. they are more eclectic though so you may want to stop by for a program of what's going on different night. have fun.
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#18 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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yadilitta says:
I have been at the PISTARINI airport in Buenos Aires, best known as Ezeiza - code EZE. When I arrived there, the customs were ok, the only thing that took long was the baggage claim. Apparently it’s something that always happens. The locals weren’t happy, but were used to it.
After passing the …
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#19 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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TripService says:
It’s probably about 4 a.m. A Buenos Aires police station looks pretty much like you’d think it would: low-lit, crumbling government-issue decor, yawning rookie toughs in Kevlar, third-world justice bathed in the red glow of a first-world Coke machine. Well, it’s weird enough already, so what…
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#20 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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mariemak says:
The two main football teams of Buenos Aires are Boca Jrs and Rio Plata. Each team has their own stadium and, even moreso, their own culture. The Boca Jrs. stadium is old but charming, small and filled with energy while the Rio Plata stadium is new and grand and can serve as a performance space for …
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#21 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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clearviews says:
San Telmo area for tango and coffee places in the squares, a fantastic indoor antique market . Evita Peron's tomb is in Ricolletta. Empanadas.......... pastry with steak, chopped egg, pimentos, sultanas, olives. Shopping is good value.
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#22 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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worldup says:
Full Day (or More) Walking Tour.
Start at the Plaza San Martin. It is a beautiful plaza with a large statue of Gen. San Martin on horseback. On the north side of the plaza is the Circulo Militar. A stunning marble building that is named after retired military officers. (Tours are available) On th…
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#23 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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dlipski says:
It's Sunday, some fine day in January, I'm somewhere over Uruguay on my way to Florianopolis from Buenos Aires as I have couple of hours to reflect on the travels so far I'll randomly write few things down, before I forget.
I guess I'll start with giving American Airlines a review, if this were…
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#24 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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Laurabob says:
We flew Quantas from Auckland to Santiago, it was fine, although the jet lag was a nightmare. It was part of our round the world ticket. Perhaps you could fly to Santiago and get an extra flight to BA.
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#25 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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yadilitta says:
Well, for us - I mean Peruvian - Buenos Aires is well known as a great Shopping destination. The prices are similar to ours, but the fashion is great!
You can't miss the Leather: jackets, boots, shoes, handbags, gloves, you name it you get it. Also the cashmere is nice. Clothes in general - they …
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#26 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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CherryGT says:
Here are some things I have learned during my four weeks I spent in Buenos Aires. I hope they help you during your time spent there.I aill avoid the normal vacation abroad suggestions and focus more on visiting specifically Argentina during your study abroad trip.Before you leave:Visa: If traveling …
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#27 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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aliciamay1704 says:
For 6 months I had the amazing opportunity to work and live in Buenos Aires. I gained valuable work experience as well as was able to practice my spanish! I lived in the west of Grand Buenos Aires in a pretty surburb called Ramos Mejia. The great thing about Ramos Mejia was that there weren’t many…
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#28 of 28 general tips & advice in Buenos Aires
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Laurabob says:
We only went to Buenos Aires in Argentina, but as far as a female travelling on her own I think you will be ok. Just make sure you listen to local information and try and make yourself blend in as much as possible, knowing the language will be very useful too. An example of this is a group of people…
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