Angie & David
Buenos Aires
Where to Stay
The best place to stay in Buenos Aires is Palermo—a chic, tourist-friendly area filled with bars, restaurants, and plenty to do. It’s also home to Aeroparque Airport (AEP), where you’ll likely catch your flight to Bariloche. The top neighborhoods to stay in are Palermo Soho first, followed by Palermo Hollywood
Where to Eat
There are countless bars and restaurants in Buenos Aires, and you really can’t go wrong! But if you need a starting point, check out the file in this Google Drive link—it features a curated list of fantastic restaurants, shopping spots, and activities to check out. Big shout out to Martu Farias that helped me with this.
Walking around
Best neighborhoods to walk around in Buenos Aires are: Palermo, Recoleta, San Telmo, Puerto Madero, La Boca, Balvanera There is so much to do, but top things you can check-out are: - Flee Market in San Telmo - Palermo Parks - Caminito - Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Teatro Colon, Congreso - Obelisco, Avenida 9 de Julio - Museums: Malba (Latin American Art), Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (Classical Art), Museo del Bicentenario (Argentinian History), Fundacion Proa (Contemporary Art), etc. - For Archilovers: Besides everything else, yo should visit Casa Minima-El Zanjon. Amazing archeological restored site, must-see. Here's the website: https://elzanjon.com.ar/en-us/visit/
Boca Juniors Futbol Game
You all know how big of a Boca Juniors fan I am. You can't miss this opportunity. However, Boca only plays on Sundays and they alternate whether they play at home or away. Schedules are not released yet, so we'll stayed tuned and hope that Boca plays the Sunday before the wedding. Contact me if this is something you'd like to do, I can start talking to people to see how we can make this happen (you can’t just buy a ticket through a website)