🇦🇷 Buenos Aires: Where European Elegance Meets Latin Flair

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🗺 The Vibe

Hey there nomad! Kevin from Nomad for Less here, coming to you live from New York City.

Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich culture and passionate energy of Buenos Aires! From the moment you step off the plane, you'll feel the energy of this bustling city pulsing through your body.

As you make your way through the streets, you'll be surrounded by elegant architecture, colorful street art, and the tempting aroma of grilled meats and freshly baked pastries. Whether you're exploring the trendy neighborhoods of Palermo and San Telmo or admiring the grandeur of the Recoleta Cemetery, you'll find that Buenos Aires has an undeniable charm that will capture your heart.

And when it comes to getting work done, Buenos Aires has no shortage of cozy cafes and nomad-filled coworking spaces. Settle in with a rich cup of coffee and your laptop, and you'll find that the creative energy of this city can be infectious, inspiring you to tackle your projects with renewed vigor.

But it's not only the vibrant energy and inspiring workspaces that make Buenos Aires such a fantastic destination for digital nomads. It's the people. The locals here are warm, friendly, and eager to share their love of this incredible city with visitors from around the world.

Now let’s get started on exploring this South-American creative hub!

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🎟 To Do

Buenos Aires is a lively city with plenty to offer for digital nomads seeking a mix of work and play. Whether you want to immerse yourself in the local culture, explore the city's historic landmarks, or simply take in the sights, there's something to do for everybody. Here are a few must-do activities to add to your itinerary:

• Take a tango lesson - Buenos Aires is known as the birthplace of tango, so why not learn this sultry dance form from the masters themselves?

• Explore the street art scene - Home to some of the best street art in the world, Buenos Aires is filled with vibrant murals and graffiti adorns many of the city's buildings.

• Visit the Recoleta Cemetery - This beautiful and haunting cemetery is the final resting place of some of Argentina's most famous citizens, including Eva Perón.

• Attend a football match - Argentinians are passionate about their football (soccer to us Americans), and a visit to a match at one of Buenos Aires' famous stadiums is a must-see.

• Take a food tour - Buenos Aires is food-lovers dream, with everything from delicious empanadas and steak to world-class wine and coffee. A food tour is a great way to sample some of the city's best bites.

🎢 Top Attractions

1. The Obelisk - A famous landmark in the heart of Buenos Aires, the Obelisk is a towering structure that commemorates the founding of the city.

2. The Casa Rosada - This historic pink palace is the official residence of the Argentine President and is open for tours.

3. La Bombonera Stadium - Home to the Boca Juniors football team, La Bombonera is one of the most famous and iconic football stadiums in the world.

4. The Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA) - This impressive museum houses an extensive collection of modern and contemporary Latin American art.

5. Caminito - This colorful pedestrian street in the La Boca neighborhood is known for its vibrant buildings, tango performances, and outdoor markets.

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🍽 To Eat & Drink

Argentina is known for its beef, but they have more to offer than just their steak dishes! Be sure not to miss out on these delicious food and drink items that are unique to this destination:

• Empanadas - Delightful turnovers stuffed with cheese & ham, beef or chicken.

• Asado – The gaucho barbecue-style meat feast consists of prime cuts including ribs, flank steaks, and sausages.

• Chimichurri Sauce - This sauce will definitely be added onto your meal once you try it. Think parsley, garlic, vinegar, oil, and salt. Chimichurri can be found accompanying many Argentinian meals.

• Alfajores - Sweet treats made from two buttery cookies sandwiched together by dulce de leche (a caramel-like spread).

• Mate Tea - An herbal tea brewed from yerba mate leaves which are drunk through a metal straw called “bombilla”.

🎉 Where to dine, wine, and party

Buenos Aires has an unrivaled nightlife scene filled with stacks of restaurants, bars, clubs, etc. Here's our top picks:

1. Floreria Atlántico - Speakeasy bar hidden underneath a flower shop serving cocktails crafted using premium ingredients.

2. La Puerta Roja (The Red Door) - Located off Corrientes Avenue, the cozy atmosphere makes visitors feel like they’re at home.

3. Don Julio Restaurant - Known for some best quality meats being grilled over charcoal, the elegant decor and nice ambience make for a fantastic fine dining experience.

4. Alvear Roof Bar - Set atop the luxurious Alvear Palace Hotel, the Alvear Roof Bar offers spectacular views of the city and the Rio de la Plata, an extensive wine and cocktail list, and a menu of gourmet small plates.

5. Niceto Club - One can party till dawn in this club listening to live music from rock bands, DJs and even electronic acts.

🏡 To Stay

Buenos Aires has plenty of accommodation options for digital nomads, from budget-friendly hostels to luxurious hotels. Palermo is a popular neighborhood for travelers, with plenty of trendy hotels and apartments available for short-term stays.

🏘 Links to best stays in the area

• Sunny apartment with terrace for $1,247/month

• Apartment in Palermo for $1,277/month

• Premium apartment in Olivos Harbor for $1,477/month

• Studio in Palermo with rooftop pool for $957/month

• Apartment in Palermo with pool and gym for $1,148/month

✈️ To Fly

The most affordable time to fly to Buenos Aires is during the winter months (June-August), when the weather is cooler and there are fewer tourists. The city's international airport (Ezeiza International Airport) is easily accessible from most major cities, with direct flights available from many locations.

The lowest cost flights are flying out of Miami, Fort Lauderdale, San Francisco, and New York. You can find your city here and see when it’s cheapest to fly there for you.

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