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Wowww It's sooo beautiful 😍🥰, Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰♥️

Population of metropolitan area, Buenos Aires (city + suburbia): 17 M

Good video; just two things: Casa rosada it is not residence, it's the workplace of the president; avoid going Tigre on sunday, crowded of locals, go any day. Puerto de frutos market, which it's great it is open every day, except monday.

This city is in my travelling list

Lived there 2012 to 2015 and 2017 to 2018 , 5 years in total . Loved the city loved the people loved the country . Its crazy and yes also a little dangerous ( like all capitals ) but you will either fall in love with the place or you will hate it lol

We’ll be visiting Buenas Aires in March 2023, at the beginning of a cruise aboard Seabourn Venture. I’m trying to gain some familiarity with the city so that I can enjoy my short visit more. I’m interested in learning more about 20th century Buenas Aires, specifically Evite Peron.

Nice ariel view of it all!

Nice video, but while I understand that you can't cover everything, I find it kind of astonishing that more than a full minute goes to Bombonera but there's no mention of Teatro Colón or the CCK, two other extraordinary landmarks of the city and its cultural life.

Amazing city

Wow! the tango music was really cool.

Will be visiting in March 2023 as part of the journey to Antarctica to run a marathon. Looking forward to seeing this beautiful and lively city.

Great Job Travel Enjoy Argentina 🇦🇷

Buenos Aires the Best city

What’s with the blues music? Better suited to covering New Orleans.

Amaising city

Buenos Aires 😍

Great city to visit.

Great Argentina

Cognitive and beautiful video!!!👍😁

shore of the Río de la Plata, on South A

Going march 2022.....

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Amazing city, it looks like NY, its massive!

Hi, I will be visiting in March. What could I find going on around that time?

Nice video, why the blues as background music, though?

I like the music but not for this video. A milonga or a tango would have been more fitting. Felt like I should be learning about Mississippi or New Orleans with this 🎵 🎶🎵

Going in Jan 2022. First time

The stadium looks awesome

I am going to Buenos Aires Jan 27-2023

I'm going in April 2022 to Argentina any tips?

Just a word of warning to anyone visiting Buenos Aires. There is crime in the form of mugging/theft. A friend and I were walking down the steps to the subte (subway) station and a young man pulled my wallet out of my front pocket. We ran up the stairs to catch him but he was gone at a five-point street intersection. Luckily I was not hurt , I could have been pushed down the concrete stairs but luckily I hung on to the railing. However, my money and credit cards were stolen. Luckily also I left my passport back at our apartment. This was about noon on a Sunday. So I just want tourists to be aware. The police do not speak English so there was no point in reporting it. I do want to warn tourists from America, Canada, and Europe to be aware. Little thieves roam the streets of Buenos Aires!!!!

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Too much atention to plaza de Mayo and La Boca. Buenos Aires is much more than that. Buenos Aires metro population is 14.000.000 people. Its a massive city.

Is that voice a real person or a robot?

You have to say: Casa Rosada. No Casa Rosado.

Rubbish loud discordant music, where is the tango music. Staccato narration. It really is offputting. Great city though.

Jajajaja me causa gracia como le pueden gustar está cuidad grasienta, es un desastre, la peor de todo sudamérica, lo sé porque por desgracia vivo en ella, por eso me mudé al distrito de Lanús, la provincia es un poco más tolerable, por ahora! 😕

Currently visiting Buenos Aires. This video misses some points. There's no mention of San Telmo area which is really nice (the San Telmo markeplace has great food stalls too) with antiques and shops. Also, Palermo Soho, although a bit fake, is quite interesting. As for the obelisk I was not aware there's a platform and there is certainly no mention of it onsite so I suspect you can"t go. If you are visiting the city I would suggest to do a bike tour. If you want a very smart guide check Social & Cultural Buenos Aires on trip advisor. I did the San Telmo tour (amazing when it comes to history) and the Palermo tour with Nicolas (anthropologist) and learned a lot. I also did Recoleta with Pablo, it was less interesting but still OK. I did 2 other tours with 2 different companies, one "free" walking tour which was really not that interesting, and another on bike which was also sightseiing without perspective. My advice : go to social.cultural on IG and ask . They do spanish & english. Nicolas is great. Overall I've been here 6 days, staying 2 days more to see the Japanese Garden (not seen in the video) and some other stuff. I believe the minimum one should spend in BA is 3 full days. Also, avoid the hop on/hop off bus tours. I did one of those, they are terrible and give you zero perspective. PS I saw a commentary that describes the place as "dangerous" honestly in 6 days I have not witnessed anything. I have been walking many miles per day, some at night, some quite late, never ran into trouble. Of course I don't have a backpack, I dont wear jewelry nor carry a big camera and when I check google maps I do it quickly so as not to look like a dumb and lost tourist. I would not describe the city as dangerous at all, and I have been carrying 300 K pesos on me all day plus a last gen iphone. If you don't look like a target, no arrow will fly your way.