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FAQs

Is it safe to go to Buenos Aires right now? ›

Latest update:We continue to advise exercise normal safety precautions in Argentina. Higher levels apply in some areas. We advise: Exercise normal safety precautions in Argentina.

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Where not to go in Buenos Aires? ›

In Buenos Aires, be particularly cautious in:

Palermo.
San Telmo.
La Boca.
Retiro.
Florida Street.
9 de Julio.
Avenida de Mayo.
Avenida Rivadavia near the obelisk.

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How many nights do you need in Buenos Aires? ›

How Many Days Do You Need In Buenos Aires? I would personally recommend a minimum of 5 days in Buenos Aires to see its most impressive sights and get a feel for the city. However, 3 days is more than enough to see the highlights.

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How to avoid pickpockets in Buenos Aires? ›

Keep your phone in your front pocket with your hand over your pocket at all times, or even better, get a cross-body bag or a fanny pack type of bag that sits at the front of your body. Getting a lock to attach to the opening of the bag will give you extra security.

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Can you walk around Buenos Aires at night? ›

Generally if you're smart and observant, most areas in Buenos Aires can be safe at almost all hours of the day. Walking in groups is always better than walking alone, especially at night. But certain areas at nighttime should be avoided if possible. These tend to be mostly empty after sunset without many people around.

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Can you drink tap water in Buenos Aires? ›

No vaccinations are required for entry into Argentina. Tap water is drinkable in the city. Public hospitals are open 24 hours a day and attend patients free of charge. For an ambulance, call the free number 107 24 hours a day.

What is the red zone in Buenos Aires? ›

The area colored in red is a “don't go area”. Orange is “go in only in the daytime and directly to the point”. The purple area is the domestic airport in Buenos Aires.

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How much is a cup of coffee in Buenos Aires? ›

A cup of coffee or tea is generally priced around 15 to 16 pesos without medialunas. A 3/4 liter bottle of Quilmes is around 30 pesos at the bar. Prices will depend on which part of the city you are visiting.

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What money should I take to Buenos Aires? ›

The national currency is the Argentine peso. Many vendors will accept Euros or US dollars but the exchange rate won't be great so it's best to pay in local pesos. Pesos are generally not available in the UK for you to buy beforehand so we would recommend withdrawing some cash upon arrival at the airport in Argentina.

Is it walkable in Buenos Aires? ›

Buenos Aires scores well in walkability, but it's also an example of a city that's even more livable than it's walkable.

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What is the most famous thing about Buenos Aires? ›

Top Attractions in Buenos Aires

Teatro Colon. 24,325. Theaters. ...
Puerto Madero. 41,855. Neighborhoods. ...
Recoleta. 21,806. Historic Sites. ...
Jardin Japones. 14,059. Gardens. ...
La Recoleta Cemetery. 27,045. ...
Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires. 9,005. ...
Bosques de Palermo. 8,275. ...
Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes. 6,957.

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Do you leave tips in Buenos Aires? ›

Do you tip in Argentina? It's normal to tip for good service in restaurants, bars and cafes in Argentina - especially in touristy or business areas. Tips are also appreciated in hotels and serviced apartments - and other places where staff may not be so well rewarded, like spas or salons.

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Is Argentina safe for American tourists? ›

For those hesitant to visit Argentina due to safety concerns, we firmly believe these worries should not stop you. Argentina is generally a safe country to visit as a tourist. Whilst there are higher risks of theft and petty crime, if you take the proper precautions, you should be completely fine.

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Is now a good time to visit Buenos Aires? ›

The best time to visit Buenos Aires is from April to June (fall) or from September to November (spring). These sweet shoulder seasons usher in mild temperatures, thin crowds and colorful foliage.

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Can US citizens travel to Argentina? ›

You don't need a visa for Argentina if you have a United States passport. You don't need a visa.

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Is Mexico City or Buenos Aires safer? ›

Buenos Aires is generally one of the safest cities to visit in South America. In the #beforetimes, Buenos Aires ranked as the third safest city in South America—and safer than Los Angeles, Mexico City, and Brussels.

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