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  Take a fascinating 17-day trip from Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro to experience the colourful local culture, stunning landscapes, and exciting football scene of South America. You will have a wonderful time on this route since it offers a remarkable combination of urban excitement, natural beauty, and cultural activities. This journey is a celebration of South America’s diversity, and exploring two of the continent’s most vibrant cities and their surrounding wonders. Check out this great tour with G Adventures > Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro: Falls & Footy 17 days, Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro Get your South American rush with other young travellers unafraid to embrace the new. You'll kick off the adventure in sophisticated Buenos Aires before getting back to nature on day hikes at a working Uruguayan ranch. Marvel at Iguassu Falls, then hop on a flight to São Paulo on your way to the Brazilian coast — no gruelling bus ride means more time on the beach. We'll wrap ...

Argentina's energetic capital, Buenos Aires, is well-known for its diverse neighbourhoods, thriving tango scene, and rich cultural legacy. The city is home to a multitude of distinctive lodging options that defy expectations and allow visitors to fully immerse themselves in eccentricity, style, and creativity amid its busy streets and ancient sites. Buenos Aires' unusual lodging options, which range from boutique hotels housed in historic mansions to avant-garde retreats that push the boundaries of design, the city's quirky hotels offer a refreshing change from the ordinary. Whether you're seeking urban chic, historic charm, or eco-friendly luxury, Buenos Aires' eclectic accommodations promise a truly unforgettable stay infused with character, style, and flair.  Check out this selection of the most eccentric hotels in the city that ensure a genuinely remarkable stay. 1. Home Hotel Buenos Aires In the leafy neighbourhood of Palermo Hollywood, Home Hotel Buenos Ai...

The friendly porteños will welcome you to their Buenos Aires; a vibrant city known for its rich cultural scene, tango music and dance, and historic architecture. A mix of European and Latin American flows through the wide boulevards and stylish cafes. It's a must-see city on anyone's Argentina intinerary.  San Telmo and Palermo are fascinating districts. But which one is the best? This is a tough one, folks! Ok, so, let's check them both out. First, we'll list what to do in San Telmo.  SAN TELMO  Without doubt, exploring the historic San Telmo Market is number one. Have eyes like an eagle looking for that special gift from the renowned antique stores and handcrafted goods. Pop into a gallery, enjoy the boutiques shops. The liveliest times are on the weekends. Take in the charming Plaza Dorrego, a cobblestone square and a great place to people watch and experience the local way of life.  Be entertained by street performances, because here in San Telmo it is home to a ...