and we did it! We arrived to Buenos Aires :)
They were
dropping off everyone. Finally we arrived to our hotel and we checked in. During
the drive we decided to make the city tour next day in the morning. So we were
having the afternoon free. My first idea was: Shopping at the Outlets!!! But it
was already 4pm by the time we were ready.
And we had to exchange some money.
Same as
I asked
at the front desk where the closest Exchange house was. We were staying at
Well it
was almost 6pm and the Outlets close at 6pm, so it was pointless going to the
Outlets at that time. Time to change plans, mmm. Instead of going to the Outlet
we went to
We haven’t
had lunch that day, we were so excited about the travel that we forgot about
it. It was almost 8pm and we were getting hungry. There were a lot of bars
there, but my mom didn’t like that idea very much, so we went back to the
hotel. Also the restaurants don’t serve food until 8pm. We arrived to the
hotel, left our bags and went out looking for a place to have dinner. We were
walking around when I recognized a small place. I have been there before with
Blair! Just a couple of months away, hahaha. It didn’t look amazing, but the
food is very good. It was what they call: “tenedor libre” (free fork) and means
it’s a “all you can eat for…” I had a lot of veggies (fresh, grilled) and the
Argentinian Empanadas and my mom meat and some salad. Well, I didn’t want to
eat much, but couldn’t help having desserts. I was getting some fruit and saw a
purple one, like if it were a beat. I asked the waiter and he told me it was
pear with red wine. I don’t like pear very much, but this one was really tasty
uhmmmm.
After a
nice meal and filling so guilty because all we ate, we decided to take a walk
around and enjoy a nice night. We also went to a cybercafé in order to make a
couple of phone calls. We just went back to the hotel. We were a bit tired and
had to wake up the next day early. The tour operator was supposed to pick us up
at 8:45am for the city tour. I decided not to use the elevator, just to climb
the stairs. Almost convinced my mom, but at the end she decided not to follow
the crazy girl, hahaha.
Oh! I was
forgetting. We were supposed to stay in a bedroom for 2, but they gave us a
suite for same price, hahaha. So we had an extra room just for our suitcases and
shopping. We were lucky ;)
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Most of the stores and restaurants take US$ and Euros, they will even give you a better rate. But for the small expenses and taxis you will need Pesos. For example for the taxis.
By the way if you go to a Exchange House, you will need to show your passport in order to exchange the money. By law they will ask you for the document you used to go into the country. If you are using a foreign currency in the stores or restaurants, you don't need to show your passport. You can pay with the foreign currency and get the change in Pesos. ;)
Something that amazed me was the fact they have really old money and everyone accepts it.

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