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first of all I envy you, you are going to the best city in the world 👽❤️ I would go to different neighbourhoods and lose myself: San Telmo, Recoleta, Palermo, Boedo, La Boca. all of them have something to see. I would make sure to eat a good asado, fracturas for breakfast and probably some pasta con estofado in some random bodegon of the city! If you like to party make sure to experie the nighlife: bars and clubs are the best vibe in the world- I would try to make some local friends as Buenos Aires have the best friends and party people I have ever met. I think you can pay public transport with your credit card now btw! And last, bring money as things now are kind of expensive. Hope this helps! Let me know if you want more tips and have an amazing trip

@alberte34

Jan 4, 2025

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FOOD Places I love: Nosferatu Pizza - such good pizza next to a cute beer and mezcal place you can order from Por Siempre Vegano - really fucking good vegan tacos and super cheap, go to the restaurant not the stand Orinoco - my favorite meat chicharron tacos Expendio de Maiz Sin Nombre - very cool experimental mexican food with no menu Chilpa - good spot for chilaquiles Cafe Nin - sister to the very famous Rosetta Bakery - same pastries but is cuter Dr. Pizza Chida la Arepa MO+F Paramo - upstairs part of a two floor establishment. Choza - very hip food place with changing very small menu - only open friday, sunday and monday i think? Elly's Veguisima Yellow Monkey Cafes/Brunch: i have endless cafe recs, these are just a few i like Rosetta Bakery - guyaba roll is the famous one Baveno Forte Cardinal Eno Bou Saint Freims - good brunch spot Lalo - also good brunch spot Quentin Cachi's - bagels Classics/Street Food you have to try: Rosetta Bakery - guyaba roll is the famous one Casa de Toño - mexican fast food that is actually so good. the pozole here is my fave El Autentico Pato Manila - really good duck tacos Los Parados - classic mexican street tacos but at a real place Churreria el Moro - churros Esquites - my favorite one is on Nuevo Leon and Vicente Suarez infront of the CircleK Chilaquiles Torta - chilaquiles but in a sandwich, there's a famous place on Alfonso Reyes but its a pop up so look it up Tacos Cocuyos - in the historic center, just a hole in the wall, but super good tacos Nicer places Lardo - mediterranean ish, good brucn also Maximo - balled out here for my birthday. its so good Rosetta Restaurant - not super fancy but definitely lovely and really good food Masala y Maiz - mexican indian fusion. really good wine pairings too Botanico - havent been but have heard really good things Contramar/ Entremar - very well known seafood places Bars/cantina La Feina - a very classic cantina Bosforo - hip mezcal bar La Riviera del Sur - cantina with cheap classic mexican food and drinks Covadonga - cantina with classic mexican food Montejo - another cantina Handshake - speakeasy type bar with good cocktails (apparently one of the top bars in the world) **need a reservation Cafe Paraiso Tlecan Mezcaleria Pulqueria Insurgentes Club San Luis - salsa Mama Rumba - also salsa Felina Baltra Bar Zuzu Casa Franca - a cool jazz bar Zinco Jazz Club Jardin Juarez - a fun outdoor bar with live music/djs some nights Hugo - cute wine bar with tapas style food Caiman - good cocktails Loup - wine bar La Chicha Clubs/Parties * in general the parties/events and their locations are found on instagram Departamento - standard bar/club Leonor - on thursday they have their gay night called BonBon El Mickey Bar Versaille 64 - on saturdays they have their gay night called Siq Funk Yuyu Rico's - insane gay bar with many packed floors, lots of gay bars around it Sunday Sunday * day party only on sundays Cultura Subterannea * party that travels locations Salon Perreo Millennial Ext * travelling rave, check instagram Signal *travelling hip hop party, check instagram Diaspora * travelling party, check instagram Nochenegra club *check instagram for events ACTIVITIES Neighborhoods to explore: Escandon - where I live Roma Condesa / hipodromo Juarez Centro Historico San Miguel Chapultepec Coyoacan/San Angel Museums/Galleries: Jumex - free, small but cool Frida Kahlo Museum - **needs to be booked in advance Diego Rivera murals in the Secretaría de Educación Pública Museo de Arte Popular Anthropology Museum - massive and very impressive Luis Barragán House Other: Lagunilla Antique market Xochimilco Trajineras - old farming canals that are now recreationally used for these super cute little boat rides. its a very local activity. you rent by the hour and it doesnt matter how many people and you bring music, food and drinks and have a lil day party. its super fun Parque Chapultepec - beautiful huge park with a castle. worth walking around, threre's a cool castle you can go in and get a nice view of the city from Cineteca - old historic independent movie theatre. sometimes has cool Parque Viveros DAY TRIPS Teotihuacán - nearby ruins. it might be cheesy but you can do a hot air balloon ride to overlook the ruins that looks very cool Los Dinamos National Park Desierto de los Leones National Park Tepotzlan - 'magic' town about an hour and half away Puebla/Cholula - cute city near by

@boner

Dec 14, 2024

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I lived there for 6 months so trying to remember whats good... Salsa bar called el bombon was fun if you wanna dance. Nevermind was pretty cool inside. Billy brunch. Explore around Poble nou and then head to the beaches up north. Bogatell was my fav, Mar Bella was a nudie. Stay away from Barcelonetta so dirty and pickpocket friendly. Kinda basic but a hike up to Bunkers del Carmel is a must, watch the sunset, bring some drinks and food and chill there one evening. I spent a lot of nights there. You have the best view of the city for sure. Montjuic is great too. And also around Tibidado, gorg houses, a bit far out. Watch out for Humana sales! depending what time of the month you could make it during their descending 5 euro, 2 euro, 1 euro or even 50 cent days. Everything in store super cheap, but it's also busy. Sagrada Familia is free if you go on Sunday for mass, but you have to be there early, around 8am. Nice art scene in Gracia and Poble nou, you'll find nice cafes and bakeries around there too, and in Exaimple Best bars were in Raval and sometimes Gothic, gets fun at night! That's all I can remember tbh, and I was there during covid so didn't do a load of restaurants or clubs etc etc, but you'll find nice stuff for sure :)

@harrietyakub

May 29, 2024

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Largo at the coronet

It’s an indie comedy venue with many different things going on. I’d go there a lot if I lived in LA. Try to see music at a bunch of places: the Roxy, the Echo, the Whiskey, Teragram, Zebulon, etc. Go to museums! I love the Broad. It’s free, has a who’s who of modern art, and is like a party. See movies at indie theaters. And at the Hollywood Forever cemetery. Learn about the metro and public transportation. I think what I’d mostly do is choose a neighborhood every weekend to visit and walk around. Do a little research to have two or three things to see, but do lots of wandering. Maybe pick something like birria tacos or ramen or cheeseburgers and try to find the best one. The great and terrible thing about LA is that it’s huge and has a million things to do and see.