"Bring USD in higher denominations for the better "blue dollar" ..."
About Me
My name is Pablo Piera, and I am a private tour guide. I love living in Buenos Aires because it's an amazing, European-style city, with the best food of Latin America, Italian passion, huge parks and tree-lined streets. It's a very friendly and clean city, too. I live in the more/lessSponsored
You have to go to
Caminito, at Boca
Here's one fun activity you can do
Visit the San Telmo Flea Market.
Don't forget to check out one of my favorite places
Rose Garden in Palermo. It was awarded the best rose garden of thew world for the last two years - it's an ocean of roses!
Enjoy a meal at my favorite restaurant
Mmm...that's a professional secret! You can try great beef at Cabaña las Lilas, (5 stars). I'll keep the top pick for a chorizo beef for when we meet.
Here's a doable bucket list for you to do in one day
1. Plaza de Mayo
2. Boca and San Telmo
3. The Rose Garden
4. The Recoleta Cemetery
5. Corrientes Ave. and try pizza and empanadas
6. Have a coffee at Tortoni Caffee
7. Get a picture taken next to the Big Flower (Floralis Generica) or with the Puente de la Mujer (Bridge of the Woman) in the background in Puerto Madero.
8. Enjoy a tango show at night
9. Stroll through Caminito, where the street tango dancers are.
2. Boca and San Telmo
3. The Rose Garden
4. The Recoleta Cemetery
5. Corrientes Ave. and try pizza and empanadas
6. Have a coffee at Tortoni Caffee
7. Get a picture taken next to the Big Flower (Floralis Generica) or with the Puente de la Mujer (Bridge of the Woman) in the background in Puerto Madero.
8. Enjoy a tango show at night
9. Stroll through Caminito, where the street tango dancers are.
My extra insider tip for you is
Bring USD in higher denominations for the better "blue dollar" exchange rate.
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