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The area's entertainment and museums are just a few of the reasons to vacation in Buenos Aires. Well known for its cafes, shopping and local tours, this walkable city won't disappoint. A vacation rental can help make your stay complete. Many rentals come with a full kitchen and laundry facilities.

Sightseeing in and around Buenos Aires

Are you looking for attractions to visit while you're in town? Although it can be tempting to stay in your comfortable vacation rental, you'll want to check out everything that makes Buenos Aires a fun spot to vacation. These are some of the top attractions to put on your list, all within 30 miles (48.2 km) of the city center:

• 9 de Julio Avenue (0.5 mi / 0.7 km)
• Autódromo de Buenos Aires Juan y Oscar Gálvez (8 mi / 12.9 km)
• Tecnopolis (8.1 mi / 13 km)
• San Isidro Hippodrome (11.6 mi / 18.6 km)
• Parque de la Costa (16.8 mi / 27 km)
• Campanopolis - Aldea medieval (18.4 mi / 29.6 km)

Exploring the natural features in Buenos Aires

Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast or just want to spend some time taking in the scenery, Buenos Aires is a great place to get out in nature. These are some of the area's most eye-catching natural features, all within 30 miles (48.2 km) of the city center:

• Plaza San Martin (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
• Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur (2 mi / 3.2 km)
• Japanese Garden (2.3 mi / 3.7 km)
• Carlos Thays Botanic Garden (2.4 mi / 3.8 km)
• Bosques de Palermo (2.5 mi / 4 km)
• Buenos Aires Eco Park (2.5 mi / 4 km)

Traveling to and around Buenos Aires

Fly into Buenos Aires (AEP-Aeroparque Jorge Newbery), the closest airport, located 3.6 mi (5.9 km) from the city center. If you can't find a flight that's convenient for your trip, you might consider flying into Ministro Pistarini Intl. Airport (EZE), which is 17.2 mi (27.7 km) away.

If you're traveling by train, Buenos Aires Retiro Station, Buenos Aires Belgrano Station and Buenos Aires Corrientes Station are the main stations that serve the city. You can see more of Buenos Aires by jumping on the metro at Tribunales - Teatro Colón Station, Lavalle Station or Carlos Pellegrini Station.

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One of the more sought-after areas to book a vacation rental in Buenos Aires is Palermo. When you base yourself here, you'll be within easy reach of top visitor attractions such as Serrano Square and Alto Palermo Shopping Center.

Based on our research, apartments are the most popular vacation property type in Buenos Aires. But of course, everyone's idea of the perfect trip isn't going to be the same. Vrbo has vacation rentals of all shapes and sizes, so you're sure to discover the perfect fit for you.

Season, length of stay and property type are some things that can affect the price of a vacation home. Simply add your dates of travel to find your perfect escape. From cozy chalets to expansive luxury villas, all Vrbo vacation rentals provide unbeatable value.

Prices for beach houses in Buenos Aires can vary depending on the type and size of the property and time of year you're traveling. All you have to do is enter your travel dates into Vrbo and the number of guests to see your options and prices. From there you can use our filter tool to tailor your search results by ratings, nearby activities, amenities and more.

Good news! Yes. You'll have your pick of 725 vacation rentals that cater to pets in Buenos Aires. Lots of our pet-friendly vacation rentals have a garden for your furry friend to have fun in, doggie beds, complimentary treats and proximity to parks and green space. Apply the "Pets allowed" filter to find a pad that'll get tails wagging on Vrbo.

Pack your swimming gear and goggles, because there are 251 houses with a private pool in Buenos Aires. Kick back at one of these terrific vacation homes and let every day be a pool day. Simply enter your travel dates into Vrbo, then check the "pool" filter to find the perfect place for a splashing good time!

Some of the most popular rental amenities people prefer in Buenos Aires include a barbecue grill, a swimming pool and a nearby waterfront. Whether you're taking a trip with your besties, family or even pets, Vrbo vacation properties come with the best amenities for chilling out with the people you love.

Buenos Aires has nine vacation homes that can accommodate 10 or more guests. These stays come with the space and privacy you need to share good times with family and friends.

Buenos Aires has 719 family-friendly vacation rentals. And finding a stay that welcomes children is a cinch with our "Properties good for families" filter. On top of having the whole place to yourselves, you'll also get perks and conveniences such as living rooms, full kitchens and yards.

Keeping the kids entertained during your stay in Buenos Aires is a cinch with these leading family-friendly attractions:

• Planetario Galileo Galilei
• Tierra Santa

Yes, you can take your pick from 453 one-bedroom rentals in Buenos Aires. Whether you'd prefer a secluded cottage or a condo, Vrbo's one-bedroom rentals are just right if you don't need loads of space. One of the major perks of having your own pad? You won't need to share your adventure with strangers.

You can pick from 166 two-bedroom vacation rentals in Buenos Aires. Give the kids the second room or maybe fill it with a couple of your best buddies. There's a comfy spot for whoever's fortunate enough to be coming along.

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• Vacation rentals in Buenos Aires are around 85% cheaper than hotels on average. Search here to compare prices for all accommodation types in Buenos Aires.
• The best vacation rental properties in Buenos Aires are Apartment with separated bedroom minutes away from Microcentro (9.9, 28 reviews), Porteño Central Apart Galerias Pacifico (9.8, 94), and Deluxe Apartments in Palermo (9.5, 1,112), based on ratings and reviews from real travelers.
• Balvanera is the neighborhood in Buenos Aires with the most affordable vacation rental properties (371 properties with an average price of $43 per night). Arc Abasto Studios, Hermoso monoambiente totalmente equipado- M, and Spring Sale ,,cozy Loft With Jacuzzi. Great Fully Equipped In The Heart Of Ba. are the most popular rental properties in Balvanera.
• If you’re looking for a cheap vacation rental in Buenos Aires, you should consider visiting during the low season. The cheapest vacation homes in Buenos Aires can be found in September and May.
• The cheapest night for renting a vacation home in Buenos Aires is Tuesday. In contrast, the most expensive is Monday.
• Book your Buenos Aires vacation rental at least 20 days before your stay begins to get the best price.
• Vacation rentals are a popular choice for both long and short-term stays. KAYAK users usually book their vacation rental in Buenos Aires for 15 days.
• The cheapest Buenos Aires vacation rental found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $38, while the most expensive was $74.

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How much is a vacation rental for a week in buenos aires.

The average price for a weekly Buenos Aires vacation rental found by KAYAK users in the last 2 weeks is $627.

How much is a vacation rental for a month in Buenos Aires?

The average price for a monthly Buenos Aires vacation rental found by KAYAK users in the last 2 weeks is $2,687.

What types of vacation rentals are available in Buenos Aires?

There are loads of different property types that you can make your vacation home in Buenos Aires. You’ll find apartments, condos, lodges, houses, homestays, villas, campgrounds, holiday parks, chalets and caravans.

What are some of the most-loved vacation rentals available in Buenos Aires?

There are many types of properties available for Buenos Aires vacation rentals. If you’re looking for something special, vacation rentals most loved by KAYAK users are Palermo Suites Buenos Aires Apartments and Boutique Suites Palermo .

What are the most popular Buenos Aires vacation rentals for a large group?

If you’re a large group then you’ll need plenty of space. The highest rated vacation home that can sleep 6 people or more by KAYAK users is Las Cumbres Apart & Suites .

Are there any pet-friendly vacation rentals in Buenos Aires?

There are a number of dog and pet-friendly Buenos Aires vacation rentals, with around 10% allowing you to bring your pet along with you.

How much is a vacation rental in Buenos Aires?

KAYAK users have found vacation rentals in Buenos Aires for as cheap as $34 in the last 3 days. The average price is $90.

How much is a vacation rental in Buenos Aires for tonight?

In the last 72 hours, users have found Buenos Aires vacation rentals for tonight for as low as $22. Search here for similar prices

What are the most popular Buenos Aires neighborhoods to book a vacation rental in?

Vacation rentals in Palermo, Recoleta and San Nicolás have the most searches on KAYAK. For more information about Buenos Aires's different neighborhoods, check out our Buenos Aires's City Guide .

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Whether you’re excited for the perfect family vacation, a romantic getaway for two, or the ultimate city break, we’ve got the Buenos Aires vacation rental for you. At Expedia, you can take your pick from private vacation homes, apartments, condos, resorts, cabins, villas, motels. The list goes on, and on …and on.

There’s just as wide a choice of amenities, too. Maybe you’re dreaming of your own pool, long evenings in a hot tub, or watching the kids laugh through the day at a waterpark. Maybe you just want a quiet retreat in a pet-friendly apartment. Well, we can help you find it. Hunt out the perfect Buenos Aires vacation rental for you by simply entering your desired dates. Then check your favorite filters to narrow down your search.

Buenos Aires vacation rentals: An excellent choice for every season

Whenever you want to travel, a warm welcome awaits you in Buenos Aires. If you’re looking for a little peace, consider booking during the quieter low season months. For more hustle and bustle, you may prefer to visit Buenos Aires in high season.

Prices vary throughout the year. Your chosen location, property type, and amenities will impact the cost of your trip, too. The selection of properties we have chosen for you start as low as $15 per night. Rates vary depending on your travel dates, location, and amenities so make a search and you might find even better deals!

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At Expedia, we put the best Buenos Aires vacation rentals in one place. All you need to do is take your pick. And as we offer book now, pay later options, as well as free cancellation on some properties, you can plan your trip with total peace of mind. You’ll always find a great deal with Expedia.

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Yes, there are vacation rentals in Buenos Aires near 9 de Julio Avenue, or you can select a more secluded option if you'd like a relaxing place to stay. Tourists who visit Buenos Aires like the array of shops and fascinating museums. Leave some time to check out the entertainment choices and charming cafes during your visit.

Palermo Market Luxury apartaments : This highly rated vacation home rental in Buenos Aires offers a balcony, a terrace, and a barbecue grill to help you feel perfectly comfortable in your new surroundings. Kitchen amenities include a fridge, a stovetop, and kitchenware. Make the most of the garden in this rental home to help you unwind. Other favorite homes for rent in Buenos Aires are House (PH) in Palermo Soho (recently refurbished) and [NEW!!] Astonishing Palermo Soho Home With Private Jacuzzi and Terrace .

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Family-friendly attractions include 9 de Julio Avenue and Planetario Galileo Galilei, whereas Plaza San Martin and Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur are a couple of great spots to enjoy the outdoors. Obelisco and Colón Theatre are other places to visit while you're in town.

Vacation rentals are privately owned accommodations you can book for several days or longer in Buenos Aires. Vacation rentals feature extras like kitchens and laundry facilities so you'll have a home away from home. If you're concerned about a sanitized environment, vacation rentals can offer a sense of seclusion away from public hotel elevators and busy front desks while still allowing you the excitement and enjoyment of travel. You'll also have more space in a vacation rental than in a standard hotel, which is another reason why a vacation rental is an attractive choice for a small group gathering.

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Buenos Aires Travel Guide

Last Updated: May 4, 2023

Known as the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires lives up to its nickname thanks to its popular café culture, grand boulevards, and an incredible food scene that rivals its European counterpart.

Argentina’s capital and largest city is a hotspot for music, food, the arts, and dancing. The city is one of the most diverse cities in Latin America, home to beautiful, warm, and friendly people from all around the globe.

Visiting Buenos Aires is an incredible experience. I loved my time there. The city is filled with rich history, beautiful architecture, verdant parks, quirky bookstores, and a fantastic nightlife — particularly if you like lively clubs that party until dawn.

Because Buenos Aires is a city that sleeps in and stays out late!

The quality of life is very high and during my stay I just floated from cafe to cafe, park to park, and wine bar to wine bar, taking in the amazing cuisine and enjoying the local pace of life. I especially loved the growing international expat community in the Palermo district.

This Buenos Aires travel guide can help you plan your trip, save money, and ensure you make the most of your time in this cosmopolitan city.

Table of Contents

• Things to See and Do
• Typical Costs
• Suggested Budget
• Money Saving Tips
• Where to Stay
• How to Get Around
• How to Stay Safe
• Best Places to Book Your Trip
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Top 5 Things to See and Do in Buenos Aires

1. Visit the National History Museum

This palatial building encapsulates Argentina’s history from the 1500s to the early 1900s. Most of the exhibits focus on the May Revolution of 1810 and the ensuing Argentine War of Independence from 1810-1818. It’s open from 11am-7pm and closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Admission is free.

2. Meander the San Telmo Market

For the best cultural and shopping experience, make your way to the Sunday antiques fair at Plaza Dorrego. Artisans, musicians, stilt walkers, and other street performers line the streets, and you can buy souvenirs such as silver, paintings, and sculptures for reasonable prices.

3. Tour the Casa Rosada

Dominating the city’s Plaza de Mayo is Casa Rosada is the office of the President of Argentina. Arguably the city’s most notable landmark, the emblematic pink building has played a starring role in the country’s history. Eva Perón (Evita) famously addressed crowds of workers from the building’s balcony.

4. Wander Recoleta Cemetery

It might seem a bit morbid to visit a cemetery for pleasure, but this place is the final resting place of many of the city’s most notable citizens, including Evita and the Paz family. Also worth seeing is the exquisite tomb of Rufina Cambaceres.

5. Learn to tango

Other things to see and do in buenos aires, 1. take in a fútbol game.

Fútbol (soccer) is big business in Argentina, and aside from having a fantastic national team, the country also has plenty of top-class league teams. There are two great stadiums in the city, La Bombonera and El Monumuenta. For the best experience, try to catch a match between the city’s two rival teams, River Plate and Boca. Plan ahead because tickets can be hard to come by but the crowds are lively and the matches entertaining!

2. Visit Museo Evita

Eva Perón (also known as Evita) is perhaps the most famous Argentine, known for her labor rights activism and position as First Lady (a film starring Madonna was made about her life in 1996). This museum explores her life from childhood through her career as an actress, onto her role as the First Lady and ultimately, ending with her early death. You’ll leave with a better appreciation and understanding as to why she is such a significant figure to the Argentine people.

3. Admire Círculo Militar

This is the former home of the Paz family, the wealthy owners of the La Prensa newspaper. Built by a French architect, the building has more than a subtle French influence, but strangely, a few rooms are also in the Tudor style. Today, the building is home to a social club for retired Argentine military officers. Visitors can view the elaborate, gilded interiors via guided tour and visit the National Arms Museum housed in the same building. As one of Argentina’s most beautiful buildings, this is an essential stop on your city tour. Admission is around 200 ARS.

4. Pay your respects at the Monument to the Fallen in the Falkland Islands

Under the military dictator Leopoldo Galtieri, Argentina declared war on Great Britain in 1982 by invading and occupying the Falkland Islands. The ensuing 10-week undeclared war ended in Great Britain retaining sovereignty over the islands, yet many lives were lost in the conflict. The monument is inscribed with the names of the 649 Argentines killed in the four months of conflict over the Falkland Islands (or “Islas Malvinas,” as they’re known in Argentina). To learn even more about the conflict, visit the free Malvinas Museum.

5. Stroll around the La Fería Mataderos

The Mataderos fair is an interesting and less touristy alternative to the other Sunday markets. Located on the southwestern edge of Capital Federal, Mataderos is very popular with locals. Over 15,000 people attend each weekend to enjoy the live music, great food, and handmade crafts. Best of all, the tango dancers here are not doing it for show — they are dancing because it’s their pastime and passion. The fair is open from April to December from 11am-8pm.

6. Tour Palacio Barolo

Tour this landmark building of Argentina, designed by Italian architect Mario Palanti and themed around Dante’s Inferno . When the building opened in 1923, it was the tallest building in South America, remaining so for over a decade. Visit to learn about the fascinating architecture, interesting history, and get the best panoramic views over the city. It’s open Tuesday through Saturday from 12pm-8pm by guided tour only. Tours cost 3,000 ARS.

7. See Temaiken Park

This zoological park spans almost 200 acres and offers a huge variety of animal exhibits, with large, open-air habitats and African, Asian, and South Americas zones as well as an aquarium. The park, which is the only AZA-accredited zoo in the country, focuses on research and conservation, and many animals here are protected endangered species. Just a short (35 minute) drive outside of the city, it is one of the major attractions of the area. Admission is 3,540 ARS.

8. Explore Recoleta

This is a high-class, expensive, and fashionable neighborhood, lined with boutiques, cafes, galleries, and fine arts museums. As a central location in the city, it’s a great area to check out and explore while catching your breath. There is also a bohemian street fair every weekend with musicians, performers, and artisans selling traditional Argentine products like leather goods and mate gourds. Located near the Recoleta cemetery, it’s open from 11am-6pm on Saturdays and Sundays.

9. Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes

This fine art museum is host to many significant works, from European masters to pre-Renaissance days, including Monet, Manet, Van Gogh, Rembrandt, and Goya, among others. Additionally, there is an expansive collection of 19th and 20th-century Argentinian paintings and sculptures that make up one of the most impressive collections in the country. It’s open 11am-7pm daily but closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. The museum is in the Recoleta neighborhood and admission is free.

10. Relax in Jardin Botanico Carlos Thays

Inaugurated in the late 19th century, the Buenos Aires Botanical Garden is the perfect place for an enjoyable, relaxing afternoon outside. The 17-acre garden is full of winding paths, statues, creeks, and 5,000 species of plants from all over the world. There’s a French Garden, Roman Garden, Asian Garden, and Argentinean Indigenous Americas Garden, each with distinct landscaping styles and a diverse range of plants from each area. Take a stroll alongside the resident cats or stop by for a quick picnic to get out of the hustle and bustle.

11. Reserva Ecologica

Trash turns into treasure at this former dump-turned-oasis in the middle of the city. This ecological reserve is made up of nearly 865 acres of green area and lagoons. It’s home to over 300 species of birds and is a great spot for birdwatching, jogging, biking, or simply walking. Expect to spend over an hour getting around the reserve on one of the well-trodden paths, but it’s tranquil and a great escape from the noise of the city. Be sure to bring water. Guided tours are available on weekends and the reserve is closed on Mondays. Admission is free.

12. Day trip to Tigre

Dubbed “The Undeveloped Venice” with its plentiful canals, this city is only 45 minutes away from central Buenos Aires. It’s green, lush, and seemingly a world away from the chaos of the city — which is likely the reason why it’s a common retreat for Buenos Aires’ more affluent residents. Tigre makes for a great day trip and has museums, a market, artist workshops, restaurants, and even an amusement park to explore. Getting there is cheap, too: the train is around 12 ARS and the ferry is about 200 ARS.

13. Enjoy La Bomba de Tiempo

This must-see captivating 17-person percussion group provides 3-hours of lively, wild, pulsing musical entertainment each Monday night. Nearly 1,500 people pack into the Konex Cultural Center as the group performs improvisational music with African and South American rhythms. Doors open at 7pm with an opening act playing until 8pm. You don’t need to buy tickets in advance (though you can) but get there early to avoid standing in long lines and possibly missing the beginning of La Bomba’s set.

14. Relax in Jardin Japones

In a city as noisy as Buenos Aires, the Japanese gardens provide a beautiful, calm retreat. Maintained by the Japanese Argentine Cultural Association, the gardens have peaceful lagoons adorned with bright red bridges and a variety of Japanese flora. At 5 acres, the park is one of the largest such gardens outside of Japan , and contains a Japanese Peace Bell, Buddhist temple, traditional stone lanterns and sculptures throughout. For a small fee, you can buy food to feed the koi fish. Admission is 416 ARS.

15. Country-hop to Uruguay

Pop over to Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, just one hour from Buenos Aires via ferry. The historic quarter, rife with Portuguese influence, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a big change of pace from Buenos Aires. It’s the perfect town to meander about, with tons of quaint houses, plazas, and cobblestone roads. Make sure to see the lighthouse while you’re here. The ferry cost can seem steep at 9,300-19,000 ARS round-trip (depending on timing and ferry company), but you can save money by taking the slower one that gets you there in three hours.

16. Peruse El Ateneo Grand Splendid Bookstore

El Ateneo Grand Splendid is housed in an old theater from La Belle Epoque period (1871-80) and is one of the biggest bookstores on the continent. It’s impressively grand, there’s a huge English language section, and the old stage is now a cafe. It was named the “most beautiful bookstore in the world” by National Geographic. Don’t miss it.

For more information on other cities in Argentina, check out these guides:

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Buenos Aires Travel Costs

Hostel prices – Hostels start around 900 ARS for a large 10-person dorm room, though dorms with 6-8 beds are much more common, costing 1,350-1,800 ARS per night. Private rooms with a private bathroom start at around 4,000 ARS per night. Pricing stays consistent through the seasons. Free Wi-Fi and lockers are standard, and linens are typically included. Free breakfast is not common, though a couple (like Art Factory) do offer it. Most hostels also have a shared kitchen so you can cook your own meals, an outdoor terrace or bar, and many offer free walking tours as well. Some hostels even have extra amenities, like a hot tub or pool.

For quieter hostels, check out the ones in San Telmo or Palermo.

Budget hotel prices – Centrally-located hotels start around 6,300 ARS for a double room. Most include breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and many include air-conditioning. As with hostels, pricing doesn’t fluctuate much with the seasons.

There’s a good number of Airbnb hosts here and you can get a private room for around 1,050 ARS. Entire homes/apartments start at 2,100 ARS per night.

Food – Argentine food is a mix of Mediterranean influences: first from Spanish colonizers, and later Spanish and Italian immigrants in the 19th and 20th centuries. Empanadas, pizza, polenta, and pasta all heavily feature in Argentine cuisine. But Argentines are most famous for their asado (barbeque) and consumption of beef, especially steak and ribs. In terms of veggies, tomatoes, onions, lettuce, eggplants, squashes, and zucchini are the most common. Dulce de leche , a caramel spread made from condensed milk, is the favorite national dessert.

For drinks, nothing is as famous as yerba mate, a caffeinated herbal drink that is prepared in a traditional gourd. It is consumed in social settings by passing around the gourd and its accompanying metal straw.

In most of the cafes around the city, you’re looking at 540-780 ARS for a light lunch of a sandwich or salad, though you can find lunch specials at the cafes downtown for 360 ARS. Light breakfast specials including a coffee and toast can be found for 150-400 ARS.

Pizza is popular in the city and costs around 250-400 ARS. Steaks begin at 1,000 ARS but are often more like 2,500 ARS and more. A vegetable-based pasta dish is 500-700 ARS, while pasta with meat or seafood starts at 900 ARS.

At a traditional Argentine steakhouse, expect to pay at least 2,700 ARS for a nice sit-down meal with good steak and wine. Bottles of wine start at 700 ARS and go up from there.

In terms of drinks, beer is around 300 while a glass of wine is 200 ARS, a cocktail is around 450 ARS, and a cappuccino is 175 ARS.

For super cheap food, be sure to eat at the choripan (sausage and bread sandwiches) stalls for 500 ARS. Empanadas , the staple of to-go food in the country, cost around 50-75 ARS for one. A fast-food combo meal (think McDonald’s) is around 730 ARS.

A dish at a Chinese takeout restaurant is around 500 ARS, while a dish at a sit-down Indian restaurant is around 600-800.

Some good restaurants to eat at are Don Julio, The Burger Joint, Origen Cafe, La Cabrera, and Freddo for ice cream.

You can buy a week’s worth of groceries (including bottles of wine) for around 2,515 ARS. This gets you basic staples like rice, pasta, seasonal produce, and some meat.

Backpacking Buenos Aires Suggested Budgets

On a backpacker’s budget, expect to spend 3,600 ARS per day. On this suggested budget, you’re staying in a hostel dorm bed, limiting your drinking, taking advantage of street food (empanadas!), cooking most of your meals, using the subway to get around, and doing mostly free activities like walking tours and free museum visits.

On a mid-range budget of 7,100 ARS per day, you can afford a private room at a hostel or Airbnb, eat out at cafes or cheap restaurants for most meals (including the occasional steak), take the occasional taxi to get around, and enjoy more paid attractions and activities like day-trips to Uruguay or Tigre.

On a “luxury” budget of 13,700 ARS or more per day, you can stay in a hotel, eat out anywhere you want, drink more, rent a car or take more taxis, and do whatever tours and activities you want. This is just the ground floor for luxury though. The sky is the limit!

You can use the chart below to get an idea of how much you need to budget daily, depending on your travel style. Keep in mind these are daily averages — some days you’ll spend more, some days you’ll spend less (you might spend less every day). We just want to give you a general idea of how to make your budget. Prices are in ARS.

Buenos Aires Travel Guide: Money-Saving Tips

Here are a few hacks to cut down your costs — because all those tours, wine, and steak dinners can add up if you aren’t careful!

• Learn to tango for free – Instead of forking over cash for tango lessons, be bold and head to a Milonga where there will be plenty of locals keen to show you the ropes for free. On Sundays, the San Telmo market has free tango lessons at 8pm. Many of the hostels also offer free tango lessons too!
• Get discounts on attractions – Most museums and attractions offer either discounts or free entrance to students, teachers, and seniors. Always ask if there are any discounts available when you arrive just in case.
• Buy discounted fútbol tickets – If you’re going to a fútbol (soccer) match, choose tickets in the standing room lower-level terrace, called “las populares” seating. These are half the price of the standard seats, and the casual fan atmosphere is much better.
• Use specialty discount cards – La Nacion Club and La Nacion Premium Club Cards are associated with the La Nacion Newspaper, one of the biggest newspaper publications in Argentina (written in Spanish). Every week La Nacion Club Card website lists participating establishments that give discounts to cardmembers. Although many of the restaurants offer the deals on Tuesday or Wednesday only, the discounts can range from 5-50% off. It’s definitely worth it, especially considering it only costs 165 ARS to get the card for a month.
• Take a free walking tour – There are a number of companies that offer free walking tours throughout the city. They are comprehensive and the best way to learn about the history of the city. Just remember to tip at the end! Two companies to check out are Buenos Aires Free Tour and Free Walks Buenos Aires.
• Eat at restaurants for lunch – Most of the cafes (especially those downtown) offer a set lunch menu for around 500-700 ARS. If you want to eat at the city’s many restaurants, it’s best to do it during lunch.
• Stay with a local – Couchsurfing connects you with locals who can give you a free place to stay and share their insider tips and advice. It’s the best way to meet locals and save money.
• Pack a water bottle – The tap water here is safe to drink so bring a water bottle with a filter to save money and reduce your single-use plastic usage. My preferred bottle is LifeStraw as it has a built-in filter to ensure your water is always clean and safe.
• Use the free public bikes – Buenos Aires has excellent biking lanes and a free public bike share scheme! With Ecobici, you use a bicycle for up to one hour from Monday to Friday, and up to two hours on the weekends. (This doesn’t limit how often you can use the bicycle throughout the day, though.)
• Stay at a Hola Hostel – Hola Hostels is a network of hostels with locations in South America and Europe. They offer a 10% discount to their members, as well as other discounts for local restaurants, transportation, and activities. Joining is free, and their hostels are also committed to environmentally sustainable practices.

For more tips on budget travel in Buenos Aires, check out these 12 ways to save money in Argentina .

Where to Stay in Argentina

Need a budget-friendly place to rest your head? Here are my suggested places to stay in Buenos Aires:

• Milhouse Hostel
• Sabatico Travelers Hostel
• America del Sur Hostel
• Art Factory Soho

How to Get Around Buenos Aires

Public transportation – Buenos Aires is the only city in Argentina with a subway system (the Subte). The subway runs from 5:30am-11:30pm on weekdays, 6am-midnight on Saturdays, and 8am-10:30pm on Sundays.

To travel by subway, you’ll need to pick up a rechargeable SUBE travel card and load it with credit. You can find SUBE cards at tourist centers and kiosks throughout the city, and then you can load them at subte stations, lottery outlets, and some kiosks with automatic terminals.

Fares are charged according to how many trips you’ve taken, getting cheaper the more often you travel. Your first 20 trips cost 30 ARS per trip, 21-30 trips cost 24 ARS per trip, and 31-40 trips cost 21 ARS per trip.

The bus system in Buenos Aires runs 24-hours and covers the entire city. Like the subway, you can use your SUBE travel card to get around.

Bicycle – Buenos Aires has excellent biking lanes and a free public bike share scheme. With Ecobici, you use a bicycle for up to one hour from Monday to Friday, and up to two hours on the weekends. To register, simply download the app and put in your credit card information.

If you’d rather have a bike for a longer period, you can rent bikes from companies like La Biclecleta Naranja. A rental costs 900 ARS for the full day or 2800 ARS for a week.

Taxi – Taxis around the city are metered and cost 85 ARS to start, going up by 43 ARS per kilometer. Trips within the city are generally around 300-800 ARS. You can hail taxis as you would anywhere else (and the wait is never too long), or you can use the government’s mobile app named BA Taxi.

Ridesharing – Uber and Cabify operate in Buenos Aires and are usually cheaper than taxis. However, since the subway and bus network are both extensive and affordable, there’s little reason to use ridesharing apps.

When to Go to Buenos Aires

The weather in Buenos Aires is most pleasant in the fall (March-May) and spring (September-November). Many people love to visit in October and November when the jacaranda trees are blooming.

The high season is from December to the end of February, while the low season is from June to August. But if you come between April and June, you’ll get the best travel deals and the fewest crowds.

Buenos Aires is the hottest in January and February. It’s humid and temperatures often leap up to 38°C (100°F) which can be a little unbearable. Be prepared for the heat if you visit during this time.

Winter can be chilly and rainy at times, but it rarely snows. Temperatures do not get extreme, but they can drop to 8°C (46°F) so bring a sweater and rain jacket.

How to Stay Safe in Buenos Aires

Argentina is a safe place to backpack and travel — even if you’re traveling solo and even as a solo female traveler. That said, while violent crime is rare, petty crime is very common. Don’t flaunt expensive jewelry or belongings and always keep your valuables secure and out of reach.

Cell phone theft is incredibly common, and thieves sometimes literally snatch the phone right from your hand in broad daylight. If you need to use your phone in public, step inside a store.

Solo female travelers will want to be cautious here at night. Avoid traveling alone and try to join groups when you can. As in any destination, never leave your drink unattended and never accept drinks from strangers.

Be aware of the “mustard scam” while you’re here. This is when someone on public transit points out a stain on your clothes and then tries to wash it out while someone else steals your wallet/belongings.

To learn about other common scams, read this list of common travel scams to avoid .

If you experience an emergency, dial 911 for assistance.

Always trust your gut instinct. Make copies of your personal documents, including your passport and ID. Forward your itinerary along to loved ones so they’ll know where you are.

The most important piece of advice I can offer is to purchase good travel insurance. Travel insurance will protect you against illness, injury, theft, and cancellations. It’s comprehensive protection in case anything goes wrong. I never go on a trip without it as I’ve had to use it many times in the past. You can use the widget below to find the policy right for you:

Buenos Aires Travel Guide: The Best Booking Resources

These are my favorite companies to use when I travel. They consistently have the best deals, offer world-class customer service and great value, and overall, are better than their competitors. They are the companies I use the most and are always the starting point in my search for travel deals.

• Skyscanner – Skyscanner is my favorite flight search engine. They search small websites and budget airlines that larger search sites tend to miss. They are hands down the number one place to start.
• Hostelworld – This is the best hostel accommodation site out there with the largest inventory, best search interface, and widest availability.
• Booking.com – The best all around booking site that constantly provides the cheapest and lowest rates. They have the widest selection of budget accommodation. In all my tests, they’ve always had the cheapest rates out of all the booking websites.
• Get Your Guide – Get Your Guide is a huge online marketplace for tours and excursions. They have tons of tour options available in cities all around the world, including everything from cooking classes, walking tours, street art lessons, and more!
• SafetyWing – Safety Wing offers convenient and affordable plans tailored to digital nomads and long-term travelers. They have cheap monthly plans, great customer service, and an easy-to-use claims process that makes it perfect for those on the road.
• LifeStraw – My go-to company for reusable water bottles with built-in filters so you can ensure your drinking water is always clean and safe.
• Unbound Merino – They make lightweight, durable, easy-to-clean travel clothing.
• Top Travel Credit Cards – Points are the best way to cut down travel expenses. Here’s my favorite point earning credit cards so you can get free travel!

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2) Location, location, location: Apartments in Buenos Aires are typically located in prime spots, close to all the best restaurants, nightlife, and attractions. This means you’ll be able to explore the city with ease.

3) Kitchen: Many apartments come equipped with kitchens, which means you can save money on meals by cooking your own food. This is a great option for travellers who want to stick to a budget.

4) Affordability: Compared to hotels, apartments in Buenos Aires are typically much more affordable. This means you can enjoy all the benefits of staying in a city like Buenos Aires without breaking the bank.

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Habitacion Villa Urquiza

Urquiza apartment is located a 10-minute drive to Centro Cultural Borges and offers accommodation with Wi-Fi throughout the property. There is a shared kitchen appointed with toaster and kitchenware.

Due to the location Villa Urquiza district, landmarks including Archivo 10 Museum are easy to reach. Gral Paz Park is within a 25-minute stroll. Guests will enjoy dishes of Argentinean and South American cuisine served in Pizza Viva, which is about 100 metres away. Urquiza apartment is a few minutes' drive from Historical Museum of Buenos Aires Cornelio Saavedra.

Babel Apartments Palermo II

Situated 1.1 km from Plazoleta Julio Cortazar, Babel Apartments Palermo II provides accommodation with free WiFi in the rooms. Refrigerators and kitchenware are also offered.

The venue is located in Palermo district of Buenos Aires, a 15-minute drive from Jorge Newbery airport. About 4.9 km away from the apartment guests can visit the famous Plaza de Mayo. Situated 10 minutes’ walk from the nearest tube station, the property lies not far from Parroquia Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe. The rich cemetery "Cemiterio de Recoleta" is set at a short driving distance.

Araoz 2926 Apartment

Located in Palermo district within a 10-minute walk of Ecopark, the 54 m² Araoz 2926 apartment accommodates up to 3 guests. Coffee & tea making facilities, refrigerator and kitchenware are also available, as well as an equipped kitchen.

The rich cemetery "Cemiterio de Recoleta" can be reached by car in a couple of minutes, while Parque Las Heras is right by the venue. This accommodation is about a 5-minute drive from Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes. Guests can find Jardin Japones Japanese Garden in the area.

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Villa Crespo Arena

Crespo Arena apartment is located a 10-minute drive to Ecopark and offers accommodation with WiFi throughout the property. A kitchenette is also featured, as well as tea/coffee making equipment, refrigerator and kitchenware.

The apartment is situated in Villa Crespo district of Buenos Aires. The rich cemetery "Cemiterio de Recoleta" is reachable within 4.9 km. Guests can dine in Punta Serrano and Parrilla Don Jorge located within a 5-minute walk of the property. Popular points of interest not far from this apartment include Palermo Soho.

Palermo Apartments

Soho Point Palermo apartment is an exclusive venue located in vicinity of Xul Solar Museum. This accommodation is complete with refrigerators and kitchenware in a fully equipped kitchen.

Monumento a Esteban Echeverria lies within 0.5 km from the property, while the famous Plaza de Mayo is 4.3 km away. It is close to Museo Casa de Ricardo Rojas, while Aguero underground station is 600 metres away. Fratello and Cafe Nostalgia can be found within 250 metres of Soho Point Palermo apartment. The grand theater "Teatro Colon" is also a short ride away.

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Le Batiment Apartmentos

Le Batiment Apartmentos Buenos Aires is set 2.6 km from the needle-like Obelisco and 2.2 km from Corrientes Avenue in Recoleta district. Other comforts include coffee maker, toaster and kitchenware in a fully equipped kitchen for self-catering.

This venue lies within 30 minutes' walk of the centre of Buenos Aires. A tube station is also located within walking distance to the accommodation. Tuarepa.com and Jetro with different delicacies are about 225 metres away. Le Batiment Apartmentos is within reach of Xul Solar Museum.

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Miller Loft Apartment

Miller Loft Apartment Buenos Aires is set 3.4 km from the Grassy, sloping urban park "Plaza Barrancas de Belgrano" and 7 km from Plaza Italia in Villa Urquiza district. The rooms include climate control, WiFi and coffee/tea makers, while an equipped kitchen comes with refrigerators, toaster and kitchenware.

The venue is located in the residential area of Buenos Aires, a 20-minute drive from Jorge Newbery airport. The restaurant Sunderland Club is around 150 metres away. Take a few minutes' cab ride to see General Paz Park.

A 25-minute walk from Abasto Shopping, the well-equipped Tribeca Studios Buenos Aires offers ccommodation in Almagro district. Air-conditioned rooms feature climate control, WiFi and cable channels. A mini-kitchen with coffee & tea making facilities and kitchenware is also available.

The accommodation is placed within a 10-minute drive from Corrientes Avenue. The venue is around 5 km from the centre of Buenos Aires. Distrito Burger offers Argentinean and South American dishes and lies 350 metres away. You can get to Palermo Soho in a couple of minutes by car.

Modern Apartments In Puerto Madero

Modern & New Loft Puerto Madero apartment in Buenos Aires provides guests with an outdoor swimming pool, allergy free rooms and a sundeck. The venue is 2.5 km from the needle-like Obelisco, 1.2 km from the historic square "Plaza Dorrego" and also near Costanera Norte.

The accommodation is located less than a 15-minute walk from the city centre, in Puerto Madero district. Local restaurants, serving Argentinean and South American dishes are within a short, 5-minute walk away. The Classic, ornate performing-arts theater "Teatro Colon" can be reached in a few minutes by car.

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Buenos Ayres Home Central

Buenos Ayres Home Central is located near Palacio Barolo and is just 10 minutes' walk from the centre of Buenos Aires. This venue also features free WiFi throughout the property.

The Huge El Ateneo Grand Splendid Book Store is 1.1 km from the accommodation, while the statue-rich cemetery "Cemiterio de Recoleta" is 2.2 km. Guests can find the public park "Congressional Plaza" in the area. The seafood restaurant Chan Chan can be reached after a 5-minute walk. Buenos Ayres Home Central apartment is a few minutes' drive from Kirchner Cultural Centre.

Duplex Oyg- Las Canitas- Capital Federal Apartment

Located a few minutes' drive of the scenic Paseo El Rosedal Park, Duplex Oyg- Las Canitas- Capital Federal apartment overlooks the city. The venue consists of 1 bedroom and a kitchen.

The rich cemetery "Cemiterio de Recoleta" is 4.5 km from the accommodation, while Jardin Botanico Carlos Thays is 1.6 km. It is close to Jumbo, while Ministro Carranza underground station is 700 metres away. Guests can dine in the barbecue El Bagual located 50 metres away. Duplex Oyg- Las Canitas- Capital Federal apartment is within a short distance of Campo Argentino de Polo Multi-Purpose Stadium.

Apartamento Aniuta Apartment

Apartamento Aniuta is placed in the centre of Buenos Aires, within short distance of Kirchner Cultural Centre. Placed 2.3 km from the historic square "Plaza Dorrego", the venue consists of 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and a kitchen.

Being set in Microcentro district, the accommodation provides an opportunity to visit the statue-rich cemetery "Cemiterio de Recoleta" located within a few minutes' drive away. The apartment is 5 minutes on foot from the needle-like Obelisco and offers access to the huge theater "Gran Rex Theatre". There is café Edison Cafe nearby where guests can have a meal.

Bue Apartments

Bue is located in a commercial area of Buenos Aires, about 2.8 km away from Jardin Japones Japanese Garden. This accommodation features a kitchenette, equipped with tea and coffee making equipment, fridges, and kitchenware.

The venue has an excellent location close to Fola, 550 metres from Palermo tube station. The famous Plaza de Mayo is 7 km away. Bue apartment is set in Palermo district, within about 5 minutes' walk of Osaka Palermo and Taco Box serving a range of dishes. Jardin Botanico Carlos Thays is a short taxi ride away.

Ayres Apartments Palermo

Ayres Apartments Palermo is set 500 metres from Ecopark in Buenos Aires and welcomes guests with entertainment activities and flat-screen TV. This accommodation is set in Palermo district and offers access to Plaza Italia.

The needle-like Obelisco can be reached by car in a couple of minutes, while Saturnalia is right by the venue. Walk to Jardin Botanico Carlos Thays will last about 8 minutes. La Carniceria with a large variety of food and drinks is 50 metres away.

Design Apart Apartment

Design Suites Buenos Aires is set 0.3 km from Paseo La Plaza and 0.8 km from the statue-rich cemetery "Cemiterio de Recoleta" in Recoleta district. The venue also has a kitchenette with coffee & tea making facilities and kitchenware.

Major Buenos Aires sights, such as the converted El Ateneo Grand Splendid Theater and Palace of Justice are located not far away. The accommodation is set 15 minutes' walk to the city centre. Japanese, Asian, fusion and Peruvian meals are served at the sushi bar Pikkei Coop. Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes is also a short ride away.

Modern&New Apartment In Palermo

Modern & New Apartment In Palermo is situated within 3 km of the well - known Paseo El Rosedal Park, and has a number of amenities including allergy friendly rooms, a solarium and a sun deck. There is Ecopark a few minutes' drive from the venue while the needle-like Obelisco is located 10 minutes' drive away.

The lively centre of Buenos Aires is at a distance of 5 km from the accommodation, set in Palermo district. Nearby Club Cultural Matienzo and Darsena Bar can be reached within 5 minutes on foot.

Oro2 Apartment - Embajada Eeuu

Oro2 Apartment - Embajada Eeuu is located in Palermo district of Buenos Aires and offers free Wi Fi throughout the venue. There are also coffee and tea making equipment, refrigerators, and glassware available.

La Rural is 0.4 km from the apartment, while the fine museum "Museo Evita" is about 1.2 km away. It is close to Jardin Botanico Carlos Thays, while Palermo underground station is 350 metres away. Guests can enjoy Argentinean meals at La Amistad. The Huge El Ateneo Grand Splendid Book Store is a short taxi ride away.

Via Baires Recoleta Apartment

Located in Recoleta district, Via Baires Recoleta Apartment Buenos Aires is next-door to Palacio de Aguas Corrientes and a 5-minute drive from the modern Malba Museum. High speed Internet access throughout the venue and private parking nearby are available at this accommodation.

Jardin Botanico Carlos Thays can be reached by car in a couple of minutes, while Bookstore is right by the apartment. The centre of Buenos Aires is only 2 km away. Local restaurants are within a 5 minutes' walk, many serving American specialities.

Poetry Building Recoleta Apartment

Poetry Building Recoleta offers romantic accommodation within 3.4 km from the well - known Paseo El Rosedal Park. There is also a fully equipped kitchen, equipped with refrigerator and kitchenware.

Major Buenos Aires sights, such as El Ateneo Grand Splendid Theater and Barrio Norte are located not far away. Jardin Botanico Carlos Thays is 2.6 km from this venue. Sasha offers French and Argentinean meals and lies within 50 metres of the property. Poetry Building Recoleta apartment is a few minutes' drive from the famed presidential Casa Rosada Palace.

Ch Recoleta Suites

Ch Recoleta Suites Buenos Aires enjoys a perfect location in the vicinity of the rich cemetery "Cemiterio de Recoleta". It offers air-conditioned rooms with a fully equipped kitchen as well as free Wi-Fi and multi-channel TV.

The accommodation is a 7-minute walk to Bueno Aires Design Mall and 2 km from the grand theater "Teatro Colon". The centre of Buenos Aires is approximately 25 minutes' walk away. Hard Rock Cafe pampers guests with American dishes and lies within 600 metres of the venue. A short walk away from Ch Recoleta Suites apartment is Punta Rasa.

Laprida Suites

Featuring live performances and a swimming pool, Laprida Suites offers accommodation in Recoleta district, 2.4 km from the needle-like Obelisco. The venue includes a kitchenette equipped with fridges and kitchenware.

This property lies within 30 minutes' walk of the centre of Buenos Aires. Plaza Italia is within a 25-minute stroll away. Go in as a dining option is approximately 150 metres away. Laprida Suites apartment is located near Museo del Libro y de la Lengua.

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How do I get from Jorge Newbery Airport to city center (Barrio Montserrat), is there any bus and where does it stops?

Can I pay with bank card for the ticket, and does most places accept bank cards or do I need to withdraw cash from ATM?

Thanks in advance

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You can use Uber or Cabify apps, or the official taxis (with QR code) for a prepaid/fixed amount. For those you don't need cash.

If you want to use the public buses you need a SUBE card and add credit on it (You can buy them at AEP kiosks and some booths I believe).

Safe trips!

The neighborhood of Montserrat is close to the AEP airport; so you are best to use UBER or Cabify App, since the fare will be quite low.

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11 Best Airbnbs in Buenos Aires, From Palermo to San Telmo

A s a full-time traveler with a strong affection for South America, I’ve spent more time in Buenos Aires than anywhere else in the world, save for my hometown. It’s one of the most livable and exciting cities I’ve ever visited—each neighborhood offers something special and gives you reasons to keep coming back, from historic San Telmo to trendy Palermo. Whether you're a remote worker looking to stay awhile or a family seeking out a home base with room to spread out, booking an Airbnb can help you explore these exciting neighborhoods in a new way. We’ve found some of the best properties in the city for all types of travelers, from a massive five-bedroom home with a private spa to an elegant apartment with jaw-dropping views of the Obelisk.

When picking an Airbnb in Buenos Aires, location is one of the most important things to consider. Like any big city, some areas are safer than others. You’ll also want to consider your proximity to some of the top attractions and public transportation, so you’ll have no trouble seeing everything you want to see. Below, 11 of the best Airbnbs in Buenos Aires, all with thoughtful design and unique amenities in locations of the city that just can't be beat. Here, you'll find no shortage of personality or charm, allowing you to soak in the city's incredible culture.

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For a private oasis

$290.00, Airbnb (starting price)

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths

Top amenities: Dedicated office, private garden with pool, beautiful design

Whether you’re a family , a pair of couples traveling together, or a few friends on vacation, having your own private oasis in the middle of a city that never sleeps can be a blessing. This spacious home fits up to four, features a private pool and garden, and is perfect for those who want a little privacy from the city as well as each other (there's a large patio that separates the two bedrooms). It’s nestled in Nuñez, an up-and-coming area with much to offer. For longer stays, the in-unit washer and dryer, private office, and garage are particularly appealing.

For large groups

$1267.00, Airbnb (starting price)

Bed & bath: 5 bedrooms, 4 baths

Top amenities: More than 9,000 square feet of space, private spa, fully-equipped kitchens

If you’re looking for a place that is oozing with charm and culture and provides near-unlimited space, this is the rental for you. This massive home is in the neighborhood of San Telmo, a.k.a. the birthplace of tango , and is conveniently located near many of the city's main attractions . The property boasts more than 9,000 square feet of living space, complete with a private spa. Those traveling in a large group will appreciate that you can fit up to 12 people, and will enjoy amenities like a movie projector, sound system, and multiple kitchens and dining areas.

For the host or hostess

$480.00, Airbnb (starting price)

Bed & bath: 4 bedrooms, 4 baths

Top amenities: Private 3,000-square-foot patio, hot tub, in-unit washer and dryer

While slightly smaller than the other option on this list for big groups , this property is still well-suited for hosting a full crew. The private terrace spans over 3,000 square feet and features a hot tub, sundeck, and dining area. You’ll get incredible city views while relaxing in the hot tub, and it’s in the perfect neighborhood for exploring. It is particularly good for families or groups of friends thanks to the unique bedroom configuration: two double bedrooms and two rooms with three twin beds each. The apartment sleeps up to 10 guests, but you’ll likely spend most of your time on the expansive terrace.

For the design lover

$150.00, Airbnb (starting price)

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 2 baths

Top amenities: Faena Aleph design, rooftop pool and gym

Arguably one of the most well-designed properties on this list, this one-bedroom apartment features a bright living area, a bathroom with a large tub, and a functional kitchen. Faena Aleph Apartments works with designers, artists, and architects from all over the world to design their sleek, artsy units . There’s a pool and a gym on the roof, adding to the quiet luxury of the apartment. It’s located in Puerto Madero, an area by the water known for excellent dining and cultural opportunities as well as a variety of activities both day and night.

For the digital nomad

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths

Top amenities: Private terrace, fully renovated interior, fast Wi-Fi

As a digital nomad , Buenos Aires is one of my favorite places to spend a few months working remotely. This one-bedroom duplex is located in Palermo Hollywood, one of the best areas in the city for expats looking to meet fellow travelers, making it great for solo travelers or couples. For those working remotely, there’s a dedicated workspace and fast Wi-Fi to help you stay productive on the road. Plus, you have a private terrace with great views. The fully-equipped kitchen and comfortable division of space are added benefits for nomads looking to stay awhile.

For a hotel-like experience

$67.00, Airbnb (starting price)

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath

Top amenities: In-building amenities, smart lock, premium location

There are certainly plenty of hotels throughout Buenos Aires, but I’ve found that if you want to stay in the prime areas and feel more like a local than a tourist, you need to rent an apartment. This property gives you the best of both worlds with hotel-like amenities in a perfect location. It’s next to the Recoleta Cemetery, a must-visit attraction when you’re in town, and is perfectly situated for a walk around the beautiful neighborhood. The building features a gym, spa, sauna, and hot tub, and the apartment has premium sheets and high-speed internet. The design feels very high-end, with tasteful furniture, blackout curtains, and a beautiful bathroom.

For solo tranquility

$108.00, Airbnb (starting price)

Top amenities: Private pool, storage, air conditioning

You don’t have to travel with a large group to score a private pool : This one-bedroom apartment in Palermo has a patio with a plunge pool and outdoor grill. If you travel solo but still want your own private oasis, this is the perfect property for you. The living space is small but functional, and since the apartment is on the top floor of the building, it’s bright and airy. The walk-in closet provides excellent storage space as well. The building has a full gym, free garage, and laundry area accessible by a code you’ll receive upon entry.

For views of the Obelisk

$69.00, Airbnb (starting price)

Top amenities: Incredible views, elegant design, easy access to the subway

The shining star of this elegant property is the balcony, which features unobstructed views of the incredible Obelisk—an iconic part of Buenos Aires in the center of the city. You’re unlikely to find a better view of it anywhere else. Being so close to the Obelisk means you’re in a prime space near extensive public transportation and can easily access any part of the city. The kitchen is tight but suitable for a few days on vacation (there's a mini-fridge, microwave, dishwasher, and electric stove), and the view from the patio more than makes up for it.

For the business traveler

Top amenities: 24-hour doorman, on-site co-working space, large kitchen

If you are traveling for work without an office to go into, you'll appreciate this building's co-working space. The apartment itself also has a dedicated workspace, meaning you can be productive day and night. Located in historic San Telmo, you’ll have some of the best food right at your fingertips, as well as museums and shopping. There’s also a park across the street, which is beautiful for a daytime stroll (but it's best to avoid at night). The open kitchen, rooftop pool, in-building laundry, and fully equipped gym are just the cherry on top. Overall, this apartment provides tons of amenities while keeping affordability at the forefront.

For families with young children

$92.00, Airbnb (starting price)

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths

Top amenities: Garage, balcony, child-friendly features

If you're traveling with young children , you’ll appreciate the amenities available here, including a crib (upon request), children's books and toys, a baby bath, children's dinnerware, a changing table, and safety gates. One of the bedrooms has two twin beds, ideal for those with multiple young ones. It’s also located in Nuñez, one of Buenos Aires' most family-friendly neighborhoods. Plus there’s a bathroom with a bathtub, making it one of the more accommodating properties in the city for both kids and those with limited mobility.

For pet parents

$68.00, Airbnb (starting price)

Top amenities: In-unit washer, private patio

I travel full-time with my cat , Isabelle, and can attest to how difficult it can be to find a pet-friendly apartment. This apartment fits the bill, and is located in Palermo Soho, right in the middle of some fantastic restaurants. It’s well equipped for longer stays thanks to the full kitchen, patio with a grill, and location far from street noise. The aesthetic of this apartment is quite homey, which can make you feel like you’re living in the city rather than simply visiting. Plus, you can do laundry using the in-unit washer, which is relatively uncommon in Buenos Aires.

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Getting around Buenos Aires

Planning to travel in Buenos Aires? Whether you’re a visitor or a resident, let this guide help you make the most of your Buenos Aires experience. Travel from the airport to a hotel using Uber and discover popular routes and destinations. Depending on your city, you can even use the app to get around with public transport, bikes or scooters, and more.

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Reserve car service in Buenos Aires with Uber

Arrange your car service needs in advance with Uber in Buenos Aires. Request a ride anytime up to 90 days ahead, whether you need transportation to Ezeiza International Airport, you have plans to visit your favorite restaurant, or you’re going somewhere else.

Ride Sharing in Buenos Aires

Getting around Buenos Aires without a car is easy with Uber. Find places to visit in the area, then request a ride on any day and at any time of the week. You can request a ride in real-time or request a ride in advance so your ride is ready when you are. Whether you’re traveling in a group or alone, you can use the app to find a ride option for your needs.

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Buenos Aires-area airport car service

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Consider Uber as an alternative to taxis when getting around Buenos Aires. With Uber, you can trade flagging down cabs for requesting rides on demand, no matter the time of day. Request a ride from an airport to a hotel, head to a restaurant, or visit another place. The choice is yours. Open the app and enter a destination to get started.

Public transport in Buenos Aires

Getting around with public transport is an affordable way to travel. Depending on the area, you can view nearby bus or subway routes with Uber Transit to help plan your travels. Open the app to see if Uber Transit is available in your neighborhood or visit popular places in Buenos Aires by ridesharing with Uber.

Bike rentals in Buenos Aires

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Buenos Aires, Argentina Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide

Buenos Aires is the capital city of Argentina and the most popular tourist destination in South America. The city is known for its rich culture, cuisine and entertainment, making it the perfect choice for a Latin American holiday. “Baires,” as locals call it, has become one of my favorite cities in the world, and I’m excited to show you why.

Although the wheelchair accessibility of South America is generally poor, Buenos Aires has set itself apart as one of the most wheelchair-friendly destinations on the continent. With curb ramps at nearly every intersection and city buses with ramps, it has never been easier to explore Argentina’s capital. Using the world’s first and only guide to wheelchair accessible travel in Buenos Aires, you be prepared to experience all of the excitement that the city has to offer.

Airport Accessibility

Ezeiza International Airport is an accessible gateway to South America and the world.

Attractions & Sights

Historic buildings, public parks, museums of art, history and culture are all within reach.

Hotels & Accommodations

These Buenos Aires hotels offer handicap accessible guest rooms with roll-in showers.

Public Transportation

Wheelchair users can use city buses and portions of the metro/subway.

Wheelchair Taxis

A number of companies offer wheelchair transportation using lift-equipped vehicles.

Sidewalk Accessibility

Buenos Aires sidewalks are the most wheelchair-friendly in South America.

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Secure your travel visa and stay safe in Buenos Aires, Argentina with these tips.

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