The ULTIMATE ITINERARY for 10 days in Buenos Aires
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- I spent one year in Argentina (plus 5 months in Buenos Aires back in 2005). Buenos Aires is one of my favorite cities in the entire world, and I want to share with you what makes it so great.
This 10 day itinerary begins on a Friday morning, and is arranged according to market schedules, or other events in the city that fall on particular days. But you can certainly do the activities out of order, and fit them to your schedule as needed.
I have planned this 10-day itinerary to allow you to maximize your days, and hours in this amazing city, but still allow you to enjoy the small moments without feeling overwhelmed, and get rest when needed.
If you're looking for further details, check out the itinerary on the Thatch app: it will provide you not only with daily activities, but information on how to get the best exchange rate, how to stay safe, and information for transportation- how to get from spot to spot, so you can put as little time into planning as possible. Let me do that for you! :)
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Chapter Breakdown
0:00 - Welcome to the Ultimate 10-day Itinerary
0:56 - Day 1, Friday: San Telmo
3:17 - One year in Argentina
3:37 - Day 2, Saturday: Micro Centro
6:05 - Day 3, Sunday: San Telmo
8:03 - Day 4, Monday: Chacarita & Palermo
10:08 - Thatch Guide for the Ultimate 10-day Itinerary in Buenos Aires
10:46 - Day 5, Tuesday: La Recoleta
13:02 - Day 6, Wednesday: Congreso
14:48 - Day 7, Thursday: La Boca & Puerto Madero
17:15 - Day 8, Friday: Palermo
19:41 - Day 9, Saturday: Tigre Delta
20:56 - Day 10, Sunday: Reserva Ecologica & Barrio Chino
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Only had 3 days in Buenos Aires and I’m impressed we did a decent chunk of this itinerary. I’m looking to go back for 3-4 week stay next time.
Oh that's awesome, good work! I hope you'll be able to see the rest when you go back again! :)
Oh yes, you need a week at least to fully enjoy Buenos Aires !! I think ! We all should take a full advantage of U.S.dollar value over Argentine pesos now !! Lol. But,yet,you've been there actually even for just 3 days ,I haven't ! So super jealous !! Lol.👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🇦🇷⚽️💞
In Addition to being a landcapes tourist guide , you are also a great gastronomic guide!!
you know this country more than many argentines !!
hahahahahahaha thank you! :)
Lol yeah ! 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🇦🇷⚽️🍾🥂💞
Thank you very much for this outstanding video , Buenos Aires is my favorite City and I even went to visit what they told me were the ugly and scary parts of Town , and the people were so nice , and the different classes of food is amazing, I had Peruvian ceviche which I loved and the people all over Buenos Aires and other cities were wonderful people, and they make you feel at Home .❤❤❤
You rock, thank you!!
Haha thank you, Erin ❤️
Fantastic guide, best I’ve watched
Glad it helped, thank you so much! :)
Thanks, Nicki! This is super helpful for planning!
Thank you for this video!!! It’s very useful!!!
I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you for watching! :)
Tus vídeos siempre me gustan!! Suerte en tus nuevos horizontes!! En Argentina te amamos.
Muchísimas gracias Osvaldo!! :)
Thank you for adding us to your list!!! Today two guys from Canada visited Andra and mention this Post you made Thank you again and We are Glad you enjoyed it !
You’re very welcome! You definitely deserve to be on any list for BA! I’m really happy to know that people visited Andra after watching the video! :) I wish you success! 💕
By far one of the best travel related videos I have seen so far on CZcams. Travel is all about exploring the neighborhoods, visiting parks and museums and of course the local food. You covered 'em all, Will be in BA in December for 2 weeks during Christmas and New Year. We will view this video again and again to make sure we follow the plan and don't miss anything🙂. Thank you very much Nicki!
Another great video, Nicki - we've been here 5 weeks already, and I had to stop the video several times to mark places in my map! Thanks for all the ideas!
Oh yayy I’m so happy to hear that I helped you find a few new places! :)
Well done.
Thank you so much.
(Im a "senior citizen", so I'm going to do your tour in ”15 or 20". 👍
Amazing! I’ll be in San Telmo the first week of March and a couple other towns for the rest of the week, thank you for this!
I hope it's useful. Have a great trip! :)
No entiendo porqué los argentinos migran, teniendo una ciudad tan espectacular, llena de cultura y hermosa arquitectura! Desde México! Saludos!
Jaja tal cual
Porque la mayoría desciende de italianos y españoles, gente que llegó al puerto de Buenos Aires y nunca salió de ahí, añorando siempre su tierra natal, esa añoranza las transmitieron a sus hijos,creandole un problema de identidad. La mayoría de los que se van tienen doble nacionalidad, gracias a esos inmigrantes que fueron sus ancestros y que le transmitieron ese sentimiento de no pertenencia.
Porque no saben lo que quieren y desconocen lo que tienen. Esto ocurre solo en "este" país..dicen tomando distancia y mostrando su enorme ignorancia.. y por otro lado en el extremo estamos los que sabemos que no hay mejor país que este..el mío y decimos.."Dios es Argentino" o "no tengo la suerte de ser Argentino sino el privilegio de serlo". La verdad o mejor dicho la realidad quizás sea un promedio.
O sea en criollo argentino el dicho " no hay marlo que le venga bien.."
Cepo cambiario
Muchas Gracias por compartir esta información valiosa 🤗. Saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪
No pasa nada. Me alegro mucho que hayas disfrutado! :)
4:50 actually it's the widest avenue in the world, not just the widest in South America
I spent 2 months in BA last year and definitely missed a lot of these things...going back in March so I have a lot of new ideas of things to see! The puppet museum is totally up my alley!
Hola La Llarona! :) I'm really happy you're going back. There is SO much to see in BA. I really loved the puppet museum. It's a little creepy and a little strange, but I loved it so much. hahaha The people working there were the nicest. It's totally free to enter but the puppet show is only 500 pesos. I think it's a really cool experience to go there! :)
you're a godess. gracias!
Cada vez que te veo digo: Pero que mujer simpática . Gracias Nicki you make my day!
Gracias Stephen :)
Maravilloso. Besos Abrazos Bendiciones desde Lincoln Argentina
Gracias Pedro! :)
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Por nada Besoss
Thanks 😊 that was good
Good video. You are like the "Honest Guide to Prague" for Buenos Aires.
hahaha I've never heard of Honest Guide to Prague, but it sounds fun so I'll take it as a compliment! :)
Thank you for this beautiful video. As porteña that I am, nacida y criada en la ciudad, I am glad that this city receives so well people from everywhere and we have so many beauties to offer. Tango is missing! You should go to milongas and show our amazing dancers and musicians. Te sigo viendo 😀🧉
Thank you so much, Ma Ines! :) You're right about the tango- do you have any good suggestions for where to go and see tango?
Felt like this was tailor made for me ! I’ll be in BA in two days for my 2 weeks vacation and going to follow this guide day by day ( I may take a break on the 7th day though :) ! Thx Nicki 🙏🏾
Hi Ravi!! :) I'm so happy to hear that this itinerary will be helpful to you! Have a fantastic trip!
How did you go?
@@LauraCutho-ni4ru It all went very well. Had an awesome time 👍
@Ravi Thambirajah thas sounds good, I am just worry about all the robbery that happens there
@@LauraCutho-ni4ru crime happens everywhere. My advise is dress / act like a local in way not to draw attention or show fear. Be alert and enjoy the show 👍
Hi Nicki , Simon here your guide from Recoleta Cemetery. A lovely couple showed up in Recoleta today and recognised me from this video, I didn't even know I was in it tbh. Anyway we had a lovely tour of Recoleta Cemetery this afternoon and I just wanted to say thanks for the mention. 👍🏻
Hi Simon! I'm really happy to hear that you got some business from it! I like to promote you both on CZcams and my blog. The tour we did with you was fantastic and you know so much about BA! Good luck! :)
Thank so much for Excellent tourism for argentine Buenos Aires thank you so much 😊 ❤
Nicky,thanks for your Western Union video,you are the best...I returned to Argentina after 45 years and did not know how to wire myself money,your viseo gave me all the info I need,thanks a million...that million through Western Union😆 love you,thanks😍
I’m so happy to hear it was helpful!! :)
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Yes,it was..after 5 years🙄,couldn't find anybody to tell me how to get the cash but in the blue rate.
This is a fabulous video for everyone who wanna visit Buenos Aires including myself !! Thank you Nicki !! I've watched this the day you uploaded ,but didn't comment ,thought I did ! Lol. The Japanese garden is looking good since the day I found out ! Usually we ,Japanese don't get too impressed by Japanese gardens in other countries !! Lol Thank you for mentioning of Eco Park & it's a " sanctuary " now ,a big thanks to the Argentinian animal welfare/ rights groups & others who complained of series of poor animals death there !! Many wild animal have been transported to sanctuary & better zoos in other countries for a better life !!! I believe two more elephants are still in the process .
Indoor markets are very common in European countries & U.K. ! I didn't know there was one in Argentina. Maybe more ? I guess it's because of their European ancestor's influences ?( Italians & Spanish ) We don't have in U.S.,I believe ? Let me think ! 🤔 LOL The closest comes to my mind is one in DTLA food court ,I've been wanting to go to for a long time now.👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🇦🇷⚽️💞
Hi Spark! Thanks for your lovely comment. It doesn't surprise me that Japanese are not usually impressed with Japanese gardens in other countries. The one in BA is small, but I thought it was quite nice. I really liked the restaurant inside as well.
You're right that the animals are now being taken care of much better, which is great.
The trendy indoor markets are definitely becoming a thing in Argentina. Cordoba has one too! And BA has a few. I really like them! I'm not sure that it's because of the EU influence, just that it's pretty trendy all over the world. The US has some for sure. I can think of a few in Denver and Boulder, where I'm from, and I've been to one in LA as well. But I do think it's more of a newer trend! But the DTLA food court hahahaha
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Oh really ,a new trend !? I didn't know !! How cool !! Just like the old time !! In a new fashion !! I wonder where in L.A. !? Lol. I've been here for decades !! I can't think of one ! But,I also have stopped going out / dinning out completely at one point & I do that now again ,but only few times a year these days !! So, I guess I missed that out ! LOL 😅 DTLA train station ( I believe )has a real nice food court. And it's been very popular amongth office workers & soany varieties of people I've read before ! I am gonna ask around for the indoor markets in L.A. ! That's neat ! Thank you for letting me know !! 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Do you have a guide to BA itinerary specifically for families with young kids (6 and 3) visiting for the first time?
Hi Nicki! Great post! Love all the details and the restaurant recommendations.
One question, if I am not fluent in Spanish, would I have a lot of problems getting around Buenos Aires? Do they speak any English?
Hi Melody- Thanks so much for watching, I'm glad you found it helpful! :) You will be totally fine, especially in Buenos Aires. A ton of people speak English and are willing to help out. Just try your best in Spanish and they will really appreciate that, and offer to speak in English if you want. A smile goes a long way! :)
Outside of the capital city, you'll find less people speak English, but are still equally friendly.
Chacarita cemetery!!looking forward to lie there soon! Half of my family is already there waiting for me!
Great video!
I always wanted to go to “Casa Bosch” this is the palace where the US Ambassador lives, it is not open to the public
Cheers
How interesting! I’ve never heard of that before!!
My sister and I are taking our niece and nephews in July for their high school graduation gift. We got your itinerary on Thatch - super helpful!!! We're wondering if you'd modify the itinereay at all since we'll be there in the winter. There will be 7 of us total.
Hi Lyndsey! That's so exciting!! :) I hope you will all have the best time. There isn't really much I would modify on the itinerary. Just dress warm! The outdoor activities like the San Telmo Feria and Tigre, etc. all operate during the winter. Just make sure to bring coats and scarves! :)
Wow! Great video! I am travelling to Buenos Aires in December and I love your tips. Is San Telmo the best neighbourhood to stay in BA? Thanx!
It really depends on what you’re looking for, but it is a great neighborhood!! :) Have a great trip!
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Thank you! I have booked a hotel in San Telmo. Now I am going to watch all your video's! Love it!
Best of luck!! :)
Thank you for publishing your book. I purchased and it's very informative!
Any suggestions as to how much money to take out at the ATM at airport to get us to the hotel? We will be finding "cambio" later, but we need some money to start out for the taxi and some drinks and lunch. having a difficult time trying to budget.
our phones are basically dead-weight, and we won't have a way to contact the person you recommended in your book.
Aw thank you Ali, I'm so happy to hear it was helpful. Thank you for purchasing it.
As far as getting a ride to town from the airport, I actually suggest that you contact Emilio in advance. He is a very reliable person. Therefore, if you tell him your flight details and the time you arrive, he will be there waiting for you, even if you don't have a phone. You can let him know that you won't have a phone. Then you can pay him in USD. You can exchange photos with him in advance to know what he looks like and vice versa.
If possible, I advise against taking money out of the atm. Doing this will get you the official rate, so you'll lose half of your purchasing power.
If you can have Emilio pick you up and take you to the hotel, then you could go to the Western Union once you drop off your bags. Some hotels will even do a blue dollar exchange. You could ask your hotel in advance if they offer that service.
Also, if you have a Visa credit card, Argentina has begun to give the MEP rate (almost the blue rate) for use with Visa credit cards. However, before relying on that, I would make one small purchase first and then check your credit card statement to make sure you're really getting that better rate, and not the official rate.
Hope that helps! :)
Thank you Nicki, I appreciate all the info! How much dollars or Argentinian pesos do you think I'll need to have for 10days more or less? I want to make sure I send myself an adequate amount via western union and also make sure I don't have unessary pesos laft over. Thank you kindly
Hi! I love your content and so excited to head to my trip to BA next month! I read somewhere in the comments you are also a fellow Coloradian! I guess we all just love to adventure ❤ I am looking for a recommendation for a trustworthy driver to grab me from the airport to my Airbnb. Do you have any suggestions? Or is taxi a suitable option?
Yes I’m from Colorado too!! :) I do have a trusted driver. His name is Emilio. You can find his number in the description for the video about how I can help you in BA. :) You can also contact me on instagram and I can send it to you! @NickiPostsTravelStuff
Great job Nicki! I'm from San Diego and mi esposa es desde Mar del Plata. However - she hasn't spent much time in BA and so the city was new to us. We spent November 2022 in BA and went to many of these places (not nearly all!) I agree with most everything except day 7 - honestly I think La Boca is a tourist trap from hell and outside of El Caminito (which, honestly, isn't all that great either) you pretty much just want to get out of there as fast as possible. The locals say as sketchy as La Boca is you *really* don't want to cross the river! Puerto Madero I could do without also - it's all just rather uninspiring restaurants and is more of an upscale tourist trap from hell. That said, I suppose there is something said for seeing both if you've never seen them. Barrio Chino was just "OK" for us. It's very small and if you've ever been to other well-known China towns (e.g. San Francisco) you won't be that impressed. Also way overpriced IMHO. Palermo SOHO > Palermo Hollywood (unless maybe you're a club-hopping 20 something!)
Hi Mike- totally agree with you on lots of your comments. La Boca is definitely a tourist trap, though I think it's worth it to see at least once. Definitely just for a couple hours and get out. I can't remember exactly what I cut out and what made the final edit, but I did mention that at some point during filming! haha Puerto Madero is nice to take a walk, which is all I included. Just walking along the river until the CCK. I agree Barrio Chino is small, but I think it's also nice on a Sunday when there is a lot of movement. I love the Asian supermarkets mostly! :) I like both parts of Palermo and they're totally different at night/day. I find Hollywood to be a lot more chill but Soho to be younger and party central. I don't go out much, but I really like both during the daytime. Great cafes! :)
stay in san diego with your cipaya wife and don't come back
Great video! Quick question... my husband has some second cousins that we are planning to meet for the first time while we are waiting for our cruise to begin. What would be a good gift to bring from the US (for women)?
TIA
Hi Ali, thanks for watching! Great question- what kind of things are they interested in? Things like electronics, clothing, and make-up are all quite expensive in Argentina, and much more affordable in the US. So perhaps they might like something in one of those categories?
@NickiPostsTravelStuff thank you.
They asked my husband for maple syrup. Very surprising.
@@aliplev7610 haha that’s so funny! Glad you got a good gift!
Cool 💚 which important app recommend it for travel ??
The Thatch app! :)
Hello, I really appreciate your information about Buenos Aires. I am looking for accommodation nearest to the University of Buenos Aires, can you please guide me in this regard.
Hey Nicki, always wondered where/how did you learn Spanish and what is your background/experience in the language?
Hey- I studied Spanish literature in university, and did a semester abroad in Spain. Over the years I’ve lived in a few places where Spanish is the main language (Argentina 2x, Miami) and travelled throughout the Spanish speaking world quite a bit so got the chance to practice.
Are there shopping malls in Buenos Aires?
Hi Nicki I've been looking for a possible latin American country to retire to and I'm liking buenos Aires I'm in northern Maine USA on the Canada border I'm going to get my passport soon I make almost 2100 a month so I'm thinking I can live comfortably with out the cold and snow and I'm 9 hours north of a major city that being Boston I'm looking forward to watching all of your videos thank you so much
Hi Kevin- Argentina is definitely a great place to be. I think you could easily live on 2100/mo there. Buenos Aires is one of the more expensive cities in Argentina, so if you are really looking to save money, you could also consider Mendoza, Cordoba, and Salta as they are other great cities but with a much lower cost of living.
How do u get a cheap furnished 6 month rental without doing the expensive airbnb as an expat?
In many countries Americans get 90 days as a tourist, but then can get a 90 day extension….is that the case in Argentina ?
Thx !
Check out my video about my visa expiring. I'll explain it all there! :)
But how much
Acaso esto significa una despedida?
Pues si, desafortunadamente, ya me fui de CABA! Espero volver un dia a la ciudad de furia que amo tanto! :)
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure there's no 'pre-colonial' architecture in San Telmo.
CORRECTION 9 DE JULIO.AV IS THE WIDEST AV IN THE WORLD.!!
En esa biblioteca hay una copia del necronomicon la otra está en París y otra en estados Unidos, curioso como el culo de un oso 😂
jajaja mira vos. No lo sabia!
The Japanese restaurant is decent, but these other places are horrible recommendations for food- don’t eat at them. Atis is beautiful and El Federal and La Poesía are certainly historic places worth a look and maybe a drink, but the food is not good at any of them
I was wondering why she was smiling so much in the thumbnail? This is not a shit ass continent like others, where you can smile out of empathy.
Why do you keep posting the same comment on several videos?
Whats App. Don't forget. Chacarita Cemetary like over 200 Acres. RECOLETA NEIGHBORHOOD. 😂 No Regrets. DIEZ DIAS.
There is no such thing a "pre-colonial" architecture in Buenos Aires.