Overview
Planning Your Trip
Cultural Essentials
Beyond Tourism
Practical Information
Accommodations
Food
Sights
Museums
Entertainment
Shopping
Nightlife
Daytrips
Excursions
Basics
Australia: John McEwen House, Level 2, 7 National Circuit, Barton, ACT 2600 (☎ 61 02 6273 9111; www.argentina.org.au). Consulate: 44 Market St., Lvl. 20, Sydney, NSW (☎ 61 02 9262 2933; www.argentina ...more
Requirements Citizens of Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, and the US need valid passports to enter Argentina and to return home. Make sure that your passport is up to date and has been ...more
The currency chart below is based on August 2008 exchange rates between local currency and Australian dollars (AUS$), Canadian dollars (CDN$), European Union euro (EUR€), New Zealand dollars (NZ$) ...more
Pack lightly: lay out only what you absolutely need, then take half the clothes and twice the money. The Travelite FAQ (www.travelite.org) is a good resource for tips on traveling light. The online ...more
In any type of crisis, the most important thing to do is stay calm. Your country’s embassy abroad is usually your best resource in an emergency; registering with that embassy upon arrival in the country ...more
When it comes to airfare, a little effort can save you a bundle. Courier fares are the cheapest for those whose plans are flexible enough to deal with the restrictions. Tickets sold by consolidators ...more
International flights to Buenos Aires land at Ministro Pistarini International Airport, better known as Ezeiza International Airport (EZE), 22km southwest of Buenos Aires. For more details on flights and ...more
The Buenos Aires Metro (☎ 011 4555 1616; www.metrovias.com.ar), also called the Subte (S) is the easiest way to get around the city, and also the most pleasant. The system is clean, efficient, and dirt ...more
Internet cafes and locutorios, which are call centers, are all over the city and have relatively inexpensive internet access. Rates usually run around AR$1.50-5 per hour, depending on the speed of the ...more
Travelers interested in exploring the natural wonders that lie just outside of Buenos Aires (see Excursions) should make sure to prepare for non-city life. The Great Outdoor Recreation Page (www.gorp.com) ...more
As the number of travelers on the road rises, the detrimental effect they can have on natural environments is an increasing concern. Let’s Go promotes the philosophy of sustainable travel with this ...more
Let’s Go tries to cover all aspects of budget travel, but we can’t put everything in our guides. Listed below are books and websites that can serve as jumping-off points for your own research.
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