My wife and I have been in Mendoza before the p4ndemic. We visit the Andes, drink a lot of wine. The whole experience was incredible! It's one of those places you have to visit. Argentina is an awesome place to travel, by the way. The food is amazing and the wine is among the best in the world.
Love the colorful street and buildings! And people practice tango on the street. This fist impression video explains how lively Argentina is! I would love to visit there and feel the same way😆💓
We loved our time in BA - especially Recoleta (Ayacucho st. where we stayed), La Boca, Florida street for shopping, visiting the best steakhouses, estancias and of course many Tango performances! BA is known as the Paris of the South.
You're lucky, January is vacation time here in Argentina, so the city is a lot less crowded than usual, because everyone's on vacation somewhere. You also managed to avoid the huge, devastating heat wave the that hit the city recently, and since it was an overcast day, there were even fewer people. Usually all the areas you showed would be packed with people.
When I was in Argentina, in 2008, I too noticed that the majority of the people were White looking. I knew Argentina had a large Italian population and knew that majority of their Presidents had Italian ancestry. Anyway, I just discovered that about 63% of the total population have some degree of Italian blood. You'll notice a lot of Italian food restaurants there. Also, I heard that Argentina is known for their beef and also leather.
BA is my favorite city in South America, maybe one of the few cities there that can begin to rival some in Europe. (Rio is second Carol, don't worry- but they're really very different).Next time you're back there you must go to the Palermo area, a little away from downtown, if you haven't been or not going on this trip. One of the coolest neighbourhoods I've been anywhere.
For those wanting to use public transport in Buenos Aires: you need to get the SUBE card, which you can buy at subway stations and some kioscos (which are like small convenience stores for snacks or beverages mainly and some other things), maybe at train stations too but I'm not 100% sure on that. You then put money in the card at the same place you bought it and then you can go anywhere. For most touristy places you can get around by subway or train and walking, dependind on where you're staying of course, and different bus lines run through all the city and the surrounding areas too.
"Argentina is one of the few countries in South America that I would love to visit, live in or both someday it looked super beautiful out there 🇦🇷🇦🇷 coming from the Philippines .?!"
那裏的街道及建築物真的好漂亮，旅館的房間也是； 你們成功地讓我想去阿根廷旅遊，謝謝你們的分享！ 註：希望很快能看你們跳探戈！ The streets and buildings there are really beautiful, and so are the hotel room; You managed to make me want to travel to Argentina, thank you for sharing！👍😀🙏 PS: Hope to see you dance tango soon!
Красивая Архитектура широкие улицы площади шумно Вашномер понравился вид с балкона спасибо! Английский не понимаю но с удовольствием прогулялись в Вашей компании,приятного отдыха!!!👍🌈🇵🇼
Excited about your trip to Argentina! And I agree, Buenos Aires definietly looks like a mixture of a European, U.S and (obviously) South American city, very cool
@@osopolar3740 la mayoria eran ctistianos catolicos los q migraron a arg..si actualmente en arg hay 400 mil personas q dicen ser musulmanes pero casi todos incumplen las leyes del coran son muy ligth
Actually the "spanish colonial buildings" were made mostly by French or Italian architects aroung 1880-1930. So they are not spanish or colonial hehe. In fact Buenos Aires lacks from colonial buildings, most of them were destroyed.
El 65% de los argentinos tienen sangre italiana 50% españoles y 20% franceses 7% alemanes. Argentina es un pais multicultural el 85% de la poblacion tiene origen europeo.
Me and my fwife,Elizabeth ,love to dance,and especially Argentinian tangos and we have been doing this for the last 35 years.We visited some tango clubs during our visit 8 years ago.We are very happy you share this film with us and your video is as usual,just superb.Our congrats.We admire your work and your hard work preparing all this materials.You are really ,really the best.Thank you very much.Your fans from Indiana,USA.
At 3:39 you were walking in front of the only Harrods store outside UK (if you watch carefully is still visible its logo). It closed its doors when the countries economy started tumbling. But just a piece of shine of the great full country that once in a time was.
Happy to hear that you have both recovered from Covid. I love the architectural designs of all the buildings you showed in this video. The area is so clean too! Argentina is a must place to visit. 🥰
BA is like the Paris of South America. Good food,wine and cafés. There are so many nice areas in BA to explore, good museums as well as parks with entertainment in the weekends. The neighborhood of Palermo, Puerto Madero, Feria de San Telmo, drinking some Fernet con Coca (CocaCola with Fernet Branca) and not to forget the ease of jumping across Rio de la Plata to Montevideo wich is a super relaxed place. BTW the hop-on-hop-off buses are a great way to get around if you get a day pass, also I recommend taking a biking tour of the city wich is a great way to sample diffrent neighborhoods.
Los edificios que mostraste al principio no son de estilo colonial, Buenos Aires tiene una fantástica mezcla arquitectónica de estilo europeo, italiano, español pero sobre todo y principalmente de estilo francés. Muy pocos edificios son de estilo colonial uno de ellos podría ser el Cabildo ubicado frente a la Casa de Gobierno.
Aun asi ni siquiera el Cabildo se mantiene original de la epoca colonial. La version actual que conocemos del Cabildo (Al menos exteriormente) es de 1940. Son muy pocas las construcciones sobrevientes de la epoca colonial y la mayoria estan por San Telmo, Monserrat.
@@emachuyyy en mi caso me refiero al estilo colonial no a la época en que éramos colonia de España, porque aún en esos tiempos existían otros tipos de arquitectura. que no era colonial
That place is so different, very colorful indeed! The old buildings are awesome. My bucket list keeps longer and longer. The tall monument reminds me of Washington DC.
Bienvenidos a mi pais ! Gracias por los videos y mostrar su experiencia!! A seguir disfrutando!! Y el norte de argentina es bellisimoo ojala lonpuedan hacer !!
Buenos Aires is gigantic. And there are plenty of places to go just in the city center. An hour south of the city is where you find the slum where the best culture is. Music Good wines a lot of street art and of course the best gastronomy. If you come to Argentina, the alfajores, the roast, the milanese. The noodle stew and the polenta with sauce cannot be missing from your menu
Excelente.. les doy la Bienvenida a nuestro gran pais amigos.. La Ciudad de Buenos Aires es mucho más amplia, lleno de barrios diferentes ricos en cultura y arte.. tambien Argentina, que en su gran territorio alberga una excelente diversidad de paisajes, cultural, gastronomica y etnica... es hermosa de Norte a Sur.
The colorful part of town you were in at the end is called "La Boca". Caminitos is the main "street" of it. It's got a history as a more bohemian area with tango and art and it's become the touristy part of town. The city center is going to dead on the weekends because it attracts people from surrounding areas for work. Otherwise, nobody much has a reason to go there. Santiago, Chile is exactly the same way.
La cultura porteña y bonaerense suelen frecuentar Palermo, Recoleta y Puerto Madero principalmente pero está tomando auge otros barrios porteños por su gastronomía y ambiente también.
So glad you guys are feeling better and tested negative so that you could travel. Great video! Too bad you didn't have more time to visit Recoleta and Palermo neighborhoods. It's such a great city. You mentioned that it reminded you a Mexico City and I agree. Especially in the Condesa neighborhood. Thank you for the info and the mentioning the prices and requirements for traveling to Argentina.
@@rodrigopower9263 I’m not Japanese, but I have lived in Osaka. Spring time (for cherry blossoms) or autumn (for red and yellow leaves) is the best time. Summer is too hot and winter is too cold
Hola. La zona céntrica (Downton) tuvo muchos cierres de locales comerciales y gastronómicos por la pandemia. Es una zona de muchas oficinas y Bancos y en épocas normales, durante el día el movimiento de personas por allí era impresionante. Hoy en día muchos continúan con el teletrabajo ó trabajo por internet, a veces los empleados rotan para cumplir sus tareas en las oficinas. Además estamos en época de vacaciones. En otras zonas como Palermo seguro van a encontrar más movimiento. Si visitan San Telmo les aconsejo que lo hagan en domingo. Con respecto a la tarjeta SUBE para poder usar el transporte público consulten dónde se alojan, ya que se venden en locales cómo kioscos. Tengan una buena visita a Argentina.
🌞 The city center was a spectacular area!! I simply loved it as I always found Argentina a beautiful place from my learning about the country. So much life to this place and the colors,🌈 they make you feel vibrant and alive as you walk with the people. You both look good and healthy again "god bless" and back on track with your most wonderful and amazing adventures. I have to say this to you both. What happened to your tans haha. I guess because you are not living on the beaches🌅 anymore like you both did for over a year. this new jungle and mountain adventures is bring a nice new twist to your videos, I love it!! God bless and thank you both for such a perfect little trip into the heart of Buenos Aires Argentina, it was simply eye catching and amazing. peace to you both.🙏😎
Mr and Mrs Jumping places as a local tour guide myself i can tell you that you did a pretty good job of showing a little of Buenos Aires👏👏👏. I hope you can come back soon and show the rest of the city. Congrats😊😊
Great video! Greetings from Rosario - Arg! Pd: The houses are very colorful, because they belonged to immigrants and port workers in the 30s or before... and since they didn't have much money to paint their houses, they used the leftover paint from the boats... and many sometimes there was not enough to paint everything, so they used the colors that were available, and that is how they ended up being multicolored
So glad to see you in Buenos Aires looking healthy and well I cannot wait to go visit my friends (long over due)and visit Argentina (postpone several times due to covid) it was interesting to hear they have reopened and the money exchange at Cambio. Did you exchange from US Dollars? I would agree some parts reminded me of Mexico City and others of Paris so I guess I should love it Hope you are having a great time Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧
Buenos Aires no es parecida ni a ciudad de México ni a NY. Buenos Aires es muy europea y sobre todo muy parecida a Paris por su arquitectura y sus anchas avenidas por todos lados, lo digo porque estuve varias veces en Paris y nací y vivo en Buenos Aires.
@@susanabarth6393 me gustaria en buenos aires mas edificios de arquitectura neo-gotica y de estilo imperial frances!!esa arquitectura tiene paris y le hace falta a bs as! Pero si bs as tiene ese parecido con paris,aunque los edificos altos tipo new york unos cuantos no estarian mal.
Buenos aires es diferente a nueva york y ciudad de mexico. Argentina tiene mezcla roma italia, paris francia, barcelona y madrid españa y serbia y croacia
The first place where the Argentine flag waved was in the city of Rosario, where the national monument to the flag was created and resides. The Obelisk was a gift from the French in the 1920s or 1930s if I remember correctly. Buenos Aires it´s called the Paris of South America by the architecture
Hello, I’m glad to see both of you fully recovered from the Covid. Now it’s fun and good good in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Thank you for sharing your time with us. Have fun be safe.
Very interesting walking tour of BA. Combination of old and new,grand and modest. The art district was great.Did remind me of places in Mexico City. Onward to Patagonia!
A suggestion for your videos: I would also be interested in the nightlife in cities. I missed that especially in Rio (Leblon, Lapa). What does the bar and club scene in the cities look like at night. Bon voyage in Argentina!
Hi beautiful people, glad your both well and your family as well. Argentina looks like a nice & fun place May God Bless, guide & protect you both From Chicago USA
Thank you Chris and Carol. Your videos are always so authentic and informative. They inspire me to travel all the places that you do. Keep up the fabulous work!!
If the food si not salty enough, you can ask the waiter to bring you a salt shaker. Some restaurants don't add salt to the food in case the customers can't eat spicy food. Welcome to Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷
Well guys, it's not enough time to see Buenos Aires... there's so much to see and do, but it's best in the winter... you'll have to go back there... Also to see the South of Brazil. Have a nice trip.
One thing I've noticed with BA apartments is their size, relative to the U.S! ...While you pay much less in U.S. $ for an apartment there, they are all STUDIOS of 300 sf - and all of modern design. Here in the U.S, a 1 bedroom apartment is generally 600-650sf and 2 BR is about 700-750 SF. Your apartment 10 years ago would have cost about $450-500/mo in many areas of the U.S. Now? $1,600 or more! And everything is so modern..which does not appeal to me. I like older more comfy...these are quite sterile- almost like cubes!
Glad to see you are both fully recovered and back on your travels and thanks for another great video. Warning needed on La Boca - many instances of tourists being robbed there. Looking forward to the next video from Patagonia.
@@flacosolazzi6250 of course it can - I was only commenting that La Boca is the one place in Buenos Aires that tourists are warned about - I was not making a general comment about Argentina - we felt very safe there everywhere we went and the locals very friendly.
What a great video you guys!!!!!! I always watch your videos and today I found this nice surprise, I'm from Argentina (living in NY for many many years) and all these places bring lots of nostalgic memories. I haven't been there in many years tho. Enjoy and be safe!
The plug is the I style. We have it here in Australia/NZ and it's the style in the Pacific...PS it's funny seeing Chris in city clothes. Look forward to Patagonia. If you have time check out Esteros del Ibera. It's an overlooked nature reserve full of wildlife that's not too far from Missiones and Iguazu.
I really need to travel, but probably Europa will be too expensive next year. Argentina is a great option! I'm from Brazil and I have met many Argentinians, in Brazil and in others countries. The most of them are great people! 🇧🇷🇧🇷 🇦🇷🇦🇷
very nice video guys but i'd like to make a little correction cause it can be confusing.. el obelisco is the first place where the argentinian flag was OFFICIALLY risen.. but the first place where the flag was risen was in rosario.. you can find el monumento a la bandera (monument to the flag) there.. and i would like to tell you another little detail.. la boca is so colourful cause it was a very important port area and the people who lived there there were very poor.. so when there was some paint left from the ships the people would take it and paint the houses..
A short and nice video around the center of the city. I like the mood of the speech: respectful and precise; althoug not very extensive. Thanks for coming to Argentina. Have a nice trip.
Downtown area is basically desolate area on weekends if you lookin up for crowded places, you might visit La Boca, Puerto Madero, San telmo and Palermo
We spend 3 weeks in Buenos Aires. Quite interesting. We don’t speak Spanish so the street money changers we did not trust because we might get counterfeit money. So we paid the official tourist price. We did enjoy BA. But we found already then a lot of stores where totally shut. Before the pandemic. We been to all these places and more. Good luck in your travels.
Bro, just a comment, none of those buildings is colonial, those were all built around 1900. Colonial Buenos Aires was a little town without any significant buildings. The only ones still remaining from that time are the Cabildo and a couple churches.
Thanks for the informative video.👍🏻 We're going to Argentina in January 2023 and spending 3 days in Buenos Aires, so it's helpful to know about the "Cambio" exchange rates & also the oddly shaped power sockets!😂
No veo un comentario en inglés explicando que esas casas coloridas de La Boca se llamaban conventillos donde vivían los inmigrantes italianos y por que de esos colores..
Nice walk, You have to visit other beautiful neighborhoods such as Puerto Madero, Palermo, Corrientes street, famous for its movie theaters and restaurants, and many more places.greetings from BA
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I Love the cupboard.... Had One in a small hotel... Earls Court London... few years back.... reminded me... Thanks mate
I'm also in Buenos Aires at the moment! This is my favorite city in the entire world. Enjoy! :)
Gracias por sus palabras👍
Bienvenida a argentina
Tenes un nuevo suscriptor
@@sergiodavidcccc Hola Sergio! Muchisimas gracias! Me encanta tanto tu ciudad, el lugar me llama mas en todo el mundo! :)
I hope I can go there too.
My wife and I have been in Mendoza before the p4ndemic. We visit the Andes, drink a lot of wine. The whole experience was incredible! It's one of those places you have to visit. Argentina is an awesome place to travel, by the way. The food is amazing and the wine is among the best in the world.
Thx for sharing.
👍🏻 nice!
I think Buenos Aires has unique culture, history and architecture as well!
Buenos Aires is a beautiful City cosmopolitan and welcoming.
Buenos Aires has great Art, Music, History, Food and People!
Exactly
@odwight ✌✌🇦🇷
@odwight Ni siquiera podes escribir bien su nombre... Eso ya te dice todo 😂
@odwight Dictadura
We visited BA back in 2014. We love BA. Your video brought me lots of memory. Still love it and hope will come there again. Nice city and nice people.
Love the colorful street and buildings! And people practice tango on the street. This fist impression video explains how lively Argentina is! I would love to visit there and feel the same way😆💓
You live in tokio?. Cual es la mejor epoca del año para visitar tokio??
Interesting to see what Buenos Aires looks like. Argentine is one of the country to visit on my bucket list.
We loved our time in BA - especially Recoleta (Ayacucho st. where we stayed), La Boca, Florida street for shopping, visiting the best steakhouses, estancias and of course many Tango performances! BA is known as the Paris of the South.
You're lucky, January is vacation time here in Argentina, so the city is a lot less crowded than usual, because everyone's on vacation somewhere. You also managed to avoid the huge, devastating heat wave the that hit the city recently, and since it was an overcast day, there were even fewer people. Usually all the areas you showed would be packed with people.
Argentina is the most beatiful country in the world, and the Argentinians are great, saludos desde Buenos Aires
When I was in Argentina, in 2008, I too noticed that the majority of the people were White looking. I knew Argentina had a large Italian population and knew that majority of their Presidents had Italian ancestry. Anyway, I just discovered that about 63% of the total population have some degree of Italian blood. You'll notice a lot of Italian food restaurants there. Also, I heard that Argentina is known for their beef and also leather.
And 37% has a spanish blood
The natives were exterminated. Charles Darwin witnessed some of that
The blacks were exterminated in mid/late XIX century😃
The men are hung too
BA is my favorite city in South America, maybe one of the few cities there that can begin to rival some in Europe. (Rio is second Carol, don't worry- but they're really very different).Next time you're back there you must go to the Palermo area, a little away from downtown, if you haven't been or not going on this trip. One of the coolest neighbourhoods I've been anywhere.
For those wanting to use public transport in Buenos Aires: you need to get the SUBE card, which you can buy at subway stations and some kioscos (which are like small convenience stores for snacks or beverages mainly and some other things), maybe at train stations too but I'm not 100% sure on that. You then put money in the card at the same place you bought it and then you can go anywhere. For most touristy places you can get around by subway or train and walking, dependind on where you're staying of course, and different bus lines run through all the city and the surrounding areas too.
I hope to visit Argentina soon; Buenos Aires and Patagonia definitely on my list. Cheers for the video guys.
buenos aires and montevideo beautiful places
Ad to your trip plans, Iguazu falls: one of world’s wonders and Mount Aconcagua (Mendoza province): tallest peak in whole American Continent
"Argentina is one of the few countries in South America that I would love to visit, live in or both someday it looked super beautiful out there 🇦🇷🇦🇷 coming from the Philippines .?!"
Yo we should plan a trip
那裏的街道及建築物真的好漂亮，旅館的房間也是；
你們成功地讓我想去阿根廷旅遊，謝謝你們的分享！
註：希望很快能看你們跳探戈！
The streets and buildings there are really beautiful, and so are the hotel room;
You managed to make me want to travel to Argentina, thank you for sharing！👍😀🙏
PS: Hope to see you dance tango soon!
Eles estão em Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷
@@leoabreu4888 Argentina👈😀👌👏👏👏
Красивая Архитектура широкие улицы площади шумно Вашномер понравился вид с балкона спасибо! Английский не понимаю но с удовольствием прогулялись в Вашей компании,приятного отдыха!!!👍🌈🇵🇼
Absolutely amazing video! Looks like all RUclipsrs are going to Argentina. Looks like an amazing country
Excited about your trip to Argentina! And I agree, Buenos Aires definietly looks like a mixture of a European, U.S and (obviously) South American city, very cool
nothing US about it thank God
A diferencia de USA en argentina no hay negros no musulmanes no indigenas mexicanos y centro americanos
@@sergiodavid3413 Si hay musulmanes de siria
@@osopolar3740 la mayoria eran ctistianos catolicos los q migraron a arg..si actualmente en arg hay 400 mil personas q dicen ser musulmanes pero casi todos incumplen las leyes del coran son muy ligth
@@sergiodavid3413 Si por suerte, la religion musulmana es muy estricta y son muy cerrados a las otras personas
I'm moving to Argentina in two or three years thanks for the video subscribed👍👏🇨🇦💞🇦🇷✌👌
It's great that you've finally made it over the pandemic hurdles to enjoy Argentina--¡que disfruten!
Actually the "spanish colonial buildings" were made mostly by French or Italian architects aroung 1880-1930. So they are not spanish or colonial hehe. In fact Buenos Aires lacks from colonial buildings, most of them were destroyed.
Cabildo is colonial spanish
Eso es cierto🙂
In order to build the obelisk, masons destroyed “Saint Nicholas” which was not a tower, it was a church.
Recoleta church is another colonial spanish building.
El 65% de los argentinos tienen sangre italiana 50% españoles y 20% franceses 7% alemanes. Argentina es un pais multicultural el 85% de la poblacion tiene origen europeo.
Me and my fwife,Elizabeth ,love to dance,and especially Argentinian tangos and we have been doing this for the last 35 years.We visited some tango clubs during our visit 8 years ago.We are very happy you share this film with us and your video is as usual,just superb.Our congrats.We admire your work and your hard work preparing all this materials.You are really ,really the best.Thank you very much.Your fans from Indiana,USA.
I've never seen Argentina and Buenos Aires even on the tv show
thanks for sharing this video 👏👏
At 3:39 you were walking in front of the only Harrods store outside UK (if you watch carefully is still visible its logo). It closed its doors when the countries economy started tumbling. But just a piece of shine of the great full country that once in a time was.
Happy to hear that you have both recovered from Covid. I love the architectural designs of all the buildings you showed in this video. The area is so clean too! Argentina is a must place to visit. 🥰
From India love to Argentina ❤️
BA is like the Paris of South America. Good food,wine and cafés.
There are so many nice areas in BA to explore, good museums as well as parks with entertainment in the weekends. The neighborhood of Palermo, Puerto Madero, Feria de San Telmo, drinking some Fernet con Coca (CocaCola with Fernet Branca) and not to forget the ease of jumping across Rio de la Plata to Montevideo wich is a super relaxed place.
BTW the hop-on-hop-off buses are a great way to get around if you get a day pass, also I recommend taking a biking tour of the city wich is a great way to sample diffrent neighborhoods.
Los edificios que mostraste al principio no son de estilo colonial, Buenos Aires tiene una fantástica mezcla arquitectónica de estilo europeo, italiano, español pero sobre todo y principalmente de estilo francés. Muy pocos edificios son de estilo colonial uno de ellos podría ser el Cabildo ubicado frente a la Casa de Gobierno.
Aun asi ni siquiera el Cabildo se mantiene original de la epoca colonial. La version actual que conocemos del Cabildo (Al menos exteriormente) es de 1940. Son muy pocas las construcciones sobrevientes de la epoca colonial y la mayoria estan por San Telmo, Monserrat.
@@emachuyyy en mi caso me refiero al estilo colonial no a la época en que éramos colonia de España, porque aún en esos tiempos existían otros tipos de arquitectura.
que no era colonial
Justamente esos edificios no son coloniales sino de art novo y otros estilos europeos.
Gosto muito de Buenos Aires, já fui duas vezes!
Tenes que visitar el interior del pais ,mejor gente ,mejores ciudades mas ordenadas , menos caoticas que buenos aires ,sobre todo la patagonia .
Glad to see you both back on track. Beautiful looking Argentina! Be safe to you both!
I visited B.A. 14 years ago. This video brings back a lot of happy memories. Thank you for sharing a well edited vlog. Safe and happy travels.
That place is so different, very colorful indeed! The old buildings are awesome. My bucket list keeps longer and longer. The tall monument reminds me of Washington DC.
Love this colorful video can’t wait to see more of Argentina 🇦🇷
Where im from?
Um lugar que eu tenho vontade de ir na Argentina é em Ushuaia, ver o extremo sul das Américas.
si podés visitá Barioche también, es muy lindo 🤩
Te amo Buenos AIres: la ciudad más linda y cosmopolita de América Latina. 😍🇦🇷
Gracias por este video,
Extremely underrated channel
i don't know why even you guys continuosly uploading such a adorable content i Love your videos 😍 lots of love from india
Bienvenidos a mi pais ! Gracias por los videos y mostrar su experiencia!! A seguir disfrutando!! Y el norte de argentina es bellisimoo ojala lonpuedan hacer !!
I have a dream of coming to study at the UBA in Argentina 🇦🇷
Hopefully someday I’ll be able to do it 💔
Buenos Aires is gigantic. And there are plenty of places to go just in the city center. An hour south of the city is where you find the slum where the best culture is. Music Good wines a lot of street art and of course the best gastronomy. If you come to Argentina, the alfajores, the roast, the milanese. The noodle stew and the polenta with sauce cannot be missing from your menu
Mucha Suerte y Bienvenidos!!!🇦🇷
Argentina Negara yang keren, apalagi budayanya...
Mantaaap
Excelente.. les doy la Bienvenida a nuestro gran pais amigos.. La Ciudad de Buenos Aires es mucho más amplia, lleno de barrios diferentes ricos en cultura y arte.. tambien Argentina, que en su gran territorio alberga una excelente diversidad de paisajes, cultural, gastronomica y etnica... es hermosa de Norte a Sur.
It looks like Buenos Aires is starting to living again.. Beautiful!
Así es.
Silence.
@@boltandcat1686 silence?
@@boltandcat1686 ? sic
The colorful part of town you were in at the end is called "La Boca". Caminitos is the main "street" of it. It's got a history as a more bohemian area with tango and art and it's become the touristy part of town.
The city center is going to dead on the weekends because it attracts people from surrounding areas for work. Otherwise, nobody much has a reason to go there. Santiago, Chile is exactly the same way.
La cultura porteña y bonaerense suelen frecuentar Palermo, Recoleta y Puerto Madero principalmente pero está tomando auge otros barrios porteños por su gastronomía y ambiente también.
So glad you guys are feeling better and tested negative so that you could travel. Great video! Too bad you didn't have more time to visit Recoleta and Palermo neighborhoods. It's such a great city. You mentioned that it reminded you a Mexico City and I agree. Especially in the Condesa neighborhood. Thank you for the info and the mentioning the prices and requirements for traveling to Argentina.
I’m glad you guys made it to Argentina! I’m looking forward to these videos, I’ve always wanted to go!
You are japanese?? Cual es la mejor epoca del año para viajar a japon y hacer turismo en tokio y osaka??
@@rodrigopower9263 I’m not Japanese, but I have lived in Osaka. Spring time (for cherry blossoms) or autumn (for red and yellow leaves) is the best time. Summer is too hot and winter is too cold
Que bonita mi amada Argentina
Saludos desde 🇮🇱
Zio D@g 🤬
Hola. La zona céntrica (Downton) tuvo muchos cierres de locales comerciales y gastronómicos por la pandemia. Es una zona de muchas oficinas y Bancos y en épocas normales, durante el día el movimiento de personas por allí era impresionante. Hoy en día muchos continúan con el teletrabajo ó trabajo por internet, a veces los empleados rotan para cumplir sus tareas en las oficinas. Además estamos en época de vacaciones. En otras zonas como Palermo seguro van a encontrar más movimiento. Si visitan San Telmo les aconsejo que lo hagan en domingo. Con respecto a la tarjeta SUBE para poder usar el transporte público consulten dónde se alojan, ya que se venden en locales cómo kioscos. Tengan una buena visita a Argentina.
My flight leaves in 3 hours! Buenos Aires here I come. Thanks for a great video!
How was it ?
Chris and Carol, I hope you enjoy exploring Buenos Aires!
Oooo my! I love Argentina!
🌞 The city center was a spectacular area!! I simply loved it as I always found Argentina a beautiful place from my learning about the country. So much life to this place and the colors,🌈 they make you feel vibrant and alive as you walk with the people. You both look good and healthy again "god bless" and back on track with your most wonderful and amazing adventures. I have to say this to you both. What happened to your tans haha. I guess because you are not living on the beaches🌅 anymore like you both did for over a year. this new jungle and mountain adventures is bring a nice new twist to your videos, I love it!! God bless and thank you both for such a perfect little trip into the heart of Buenos Aires Argentina, it was simply eye catching and amazing. peace to you both.🙏😎
Mr and Mrs Jumping places as a local tour guide myself i can tell you that you did a pretty good job of showing a little of Buenos Aires👏👏👏. I hope you can come back soon and show the rest of the city. Congrats😊😊
Great video! Greetings from Rosario - Arg!
Pd: The houses are very colorful, because they belonged to immigrants and port workers in the 30s or before... and since they didn't have much money to paint their houses, they used the leftover paint from the boats... and many sometimes there was not enough to paint everything, so they used the colors that were available, and that is how they ended up being multicolored
So glad to see you in Buenos Aires looking healthy and well
I cannot wait to go visit my friends (long over due)and visit Argentina (postpone several times due to covid) it was interesting to hear they have reopened and the money exchange at Cambio. Did you exchange from US Dollars?
I would agree some parts reminded me of Mexico City and others of Paris so I guess I should love it
Hope you are having a great time
Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧
Buenos Aires no es parecida ni a ciudad de México ni a NY. Buenos Aires es muy europea y sobre todo muy parecida a Paris por su arquitectura y sus anchas avenidas por todos lados, lo digo porque estuve varias veces en Paris y nací y vivo en Buenos Aires.
@@susanabarth6393 me gustaria en buenos aires mas edificios de arquitectura neo-gotica y de estilo imperial frances!!esa arquitectura tiene paris y le hace falta a bs as! Pero si bs as tiene ese parecido con paris,aunque los edificos altos tipo new york unos cuantos no estarian mal.
A weak ago,knew about great financial crisis in Argentina. Now see Buenos very interesting 🤔. Try hard to recover. From India.
Buenos aires es diferente a nueva york y ciudad de mexico. Argentina tiene mezcla roma italia, paris francia, barcelona y madrid españa y serbia y croacia
The first place where the Argentine flag waved was in the city of Rosario, where the national monument to the flag was created and resides. The Obelisk was a gift from the French in the 1920s or 1930s if I remember correctly. Buenos Aires it´s called the Paris of South America by the architecture
Hello, I’m glad to see both of you fully recovered from the Covid. Now it’s fun and good good in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Thank you for sharing your time with us. Have fun be safe.
Very interesting walking tour of BA. Combination of old and new,grand and modest. The art district was great.Did remind me of places in Mexico City.
Onward to Patagonia!
A suggestion for your videos: I would also be interested in the nightlife in cities. I missed that especially in Rio (Leblon, Lapa). What does the bar and club scene in the cities look like at night. Bon voyage in Argentina!
In January I’m heading to Costa Rica but I would loveee to go to Argentina one day it’s on my travel bucket list for sure!
Hi beautiful people, glad your both well and your family as well.
Argentina looks like a nice & fun place
May God Bless, guide & protect you both
From Chicago USA
Thank you Chris and Carol. Your videos are always so authentic and informative. They inspire me to travel all the places that you do. Keep up the fabulous work!!
If the food si not salty enough, you can ask the waiter to bring you a salt shaker. Some restaurants don't add salt to the food in case the customers can't eat spicy food. Welcome to Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷
Hi Chris and Carol keep safe good to hear you 2 free from Covid take care always guy's ❤️❤️
Messi comes my mind
When I hear Argentina...
What an exciting trip! Buenos Aires is a lot of the time referred to as the Paris of South America
Great to see you back on the road.
Enjoy guys. Excited to see Argentina and The Great Patagonia.
Well guys, it's not enough time to see Buenos Aires... there's so much to see and do, but it's best in the winter... you'll have to go back there... Also to see the South of Brazil.
Have a nice trip.
One thing I've noticed with BA apartments is their size, relative to the U.S! ...While you pay much less in U.S. $ for an apartment there, they are all STUDIOS of 300 sf - and all of modern design.
Here in the U.S, a 1 bedroom apartment is generally 600-650sf and 2 BR is about 700-750 SF.
Your apartment 10 years ago would have cost about $450-500/mo in many areas of the U.S. Now? $1,600 or more!
And everything is so modern..which does not appeal to me. I like older more comfy...these are quite sterile- almost like cubes!
I love Argentina . Will be moving there soon.
Glad you made it there! Looking forward to the Patagonia videos!
Orgulloso de ser parte del país más europeo de toda América latina donde la gran mayoría de la gente es italiana, española, alemana, o otra de europea
Glad to see you are both fully recovered and back on your travels and thanks for another great video. Warning needed on La Boca - many instances of tourists being robbed there. Looking forward to the next video from Patagonia.
Eso puede pasar en cualquier lugar del mundo.
Argentina es 1 de los 3 países mas SEGUROS de América después de Uruguay y Canadá.
@@flacosolazzi6250 of course it can - I was only commenting that La Boca is the one place in Buenos Aires that tourists are warned about - I was not making a general comment about Argentina - we felt very safe there everywhere we went and the locals very friendly.
Australia and New Zealand has this same type of plug socket as well. Hope you can return soon to BA for a longer stay.
What a great video you guys!!!!!! I always watch your videos and today I found this nice surprise, I'm from Argentina (living in NY for many many years) and all these places bring lots of nostalgic memories. I haven't been there in many years tho. Enjoy and be safe!
The Old Money of Spain is evident... everywhere ! Beautiful !
The plug is the I style. We have it here in Australia/NZ and it's the style in the Pacific...PS it's funny seeing Chris in city clothes. Look forward to Patagonia. If you have time check out Esteros del Ibera. It's an overlooked nature reserve full of wildlife that's not too far from Missiones and Iguazu.
I really need to travel, but probably Europa will be too expensive next year. Argentina is a great option!
I'm from Brazil and I have met many Argentinians, in Brazil and in others countries. The most of them are great people! 🇧🇷🇧🇷 🇦🇷🇦🇷
very nice video guys but i'd like to make a little correction cause it can be confusing..
el obelisco is the first place where the argentinian flag was OFFICIALLY risen.. but the first place where the flag was risen was in rosario.. you can find el monumento a la bandera (monument to the flag) there..
and i would like to tell you another little detail.. la boca is so colourful cause it was a very important port area and the people who lived there there were very poor.. so when there was some paint left from the ships the people would take it and paint the houses..
A short and nice video around the center of the city. I like the mood of the speech: respectful and precise; althoug not very extensive. Thanks for coming to Argentina. Have a nice trip.
Downtown area is basically desolate area on weekends if you lookin up for crowded places, you might visit La Boca, Puerto Madero, San telmo and Palermo
Glad you both appear well after Covid and still taking precaution with mask. Cheers.
It seems a lovely placer! Greetings from Lomas De Zamora, Argentina
We spend 3 weeks in Buenos Aires. Quite interesting. We don’t speak Spanish so the street money changers we did not trust because we might get counterfeit money.
So we paid the official tourist price.
We did enjoy BA. But we found already then a lot of stores where totally shut. Before the pandemic.
We been to all these places and more.
Good luck in your travels.
Keep that Argie power adapter if you ever decide to go to Australia or New Zealand -- they use the Aussie plug in Argentina.
Me encantó ver su video, se nota que se informaron bien antes de visitar cada sitio y eso es genial.. SALUDOS!!!
Nueva sub. xd
Bueno Aries! known as Paris of south America. enjoy your trip.👊🏼 don't forget to visit Evita Paron's mausoleum 😉
A pity you couldn't visit the neighborhood of Palermo and San Telmo! Maybe on the next trip
The dual exchange rate reminded me of my visit to Brazil in the 1980s. Same situation then. Can’t wait to see you guys doing the tango. 😅
Enjoy your visit to Argentina. Glad you're feeling better.
Bro, just a comment, none of those buildings is colonial, those were all built around 1900. Colonial Buenos Aires was a little town without any significant buildings. The only ones still remaining from that time are the Cabildo and a couple churches.
Thanks for the informative video.👍🏻 We're going to Argentina in January 2023 and spending 3 days in Buenos Aires, so it's helpful to know about the "Cambio" exchange rates & also the oddly shaped power sockets!😂
No veo un comentario en inglés explicando que esas casas coloridas de La Boca se llamaban conventillos donde vivían los inmigrantes italianos y por que de esos colores..
Sad to hear that both of you got covid . Keep safe guys. Keep vlogging. God bless.
How beautiful! We'll see it again.
Love the colour and the food looked great. Beautiful city. 👍😊
Nice walk, You have to visit other beautiful neighborhoods such as Puerto Madero, Palermo, Corrientes street, famous for its movie theaters and restaurants, and many more places.greetings from BA
La calle Corrientes es famosa por sus teatros no por sus cines, casi no hay cines en esa calle.