Argentina Traveler Advice

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Do remember that many taxi drivers always want to get a few more money from tourists, believing that foreigners are all rich. A common trick is they will take your payment , and then claim that you have...Read full tip...

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  If you’re travelling in Argentina particularly the area of Buenos Aires, skip the train as they are the worst transport that you can find in the area – utterly grimy. Plus it’s...Read full tip...

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Dining in Argentina doesn't have to cost you big time. You can head to the any parilla or grill restaurant around the city where a plethora of barbeque-style dishes can be sampled. For the wine connoisseur...Read full tip...

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Among the things that will keep you occupied for days in Argentina other than sampling the great cuisine (admit it, you want to burn the calories) is getting wild ride amid the rapids of River Mansoe...Read full tip...

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Though Argentina is not as sophisticated as Paris in terms of shopping there’s a lot of shops tucked in the micro centro of Avenida de Mayo and Florida where you can rummage leather goods (the 626...Read full tip...

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Aside from shopping visiting any of the estancias or ranches in Argentina can be a great way to discover the life in the countryside by witnessing farmers at work, trying some horseback riding, experiencing...Read full tip...

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Or so they claim.... For me it was indeed the best steak I ever had, the resturant's name is Viejo Jack (Old Jack). I dug the address of the web, hope its correct: Av Virrey Toledo 145, city center buen...Read full tip...