Hi Kristina. As a local tour guide in Buenos Aires i have to congratulate you on this amazing video. You did a wonderful job. Great, great video. I hope that people visiting and who will visit Bs As in the near future enjoy it as much as you did. Thank you for showing our city to the rest of the world. Visit us again🖐🖐
Jose, thank you so much for your lovely comment , I so greatly appreciate your kind words and am already looking forward to my next trip to Buenos Aires !
Cuando la sugerencia de youtube mostró que vería una modelo hablando de buenos aires, pensé "será una muestra superficial", pero me asombró en gran medida que hayas hecho tanto hincapié en los árboles y luego en el asunto económico y el estilo de vida: ha sido un gran video, te felicito por tu enfoque, realmente fantástica tu actitud.
Excellent video. Thanks for showing all different areas. You are an animal lover and the animals can sense it. We are hoping to visit this city in February 2023. Thanks again for a great video.
I have a trip booked to Argentina January 1st to see my partner. I've waited months because Argentina was under a strict lockdown and they only recently opened up travel to foreigners. However, with this Omicron variant I can't help but worry. I don't know about the plans of the Argentine government, but I pray things will be okay. I really want to see her, and the country.
I am crossing my fingers for you Yuriy, I really hope you’ll be able to go and am sending lots of positive energy your way!! I know how important it is to see the people we love and how frustrating it gets when our plans are compromised last minute !
You can visit if you have a partner. I visited my boyfriend in Buenos Aires in May till July and many others did it as well during the lockdown. There was a provision for couples. You didn't have to be married. It was a process but worth it. Planning on going back there with him in April. Good luck.
In the spring season at Buenos Aires each month you have different avenues with trees in blossom: the first ones are the lapachos, with rose flowers and still no leaves, then you have the tipas (yellow) the jacarandás (light blue) and the palo borracho (white and rose). The "tiny" colonial government building in Plaza de Mayo is the Cabildo, and was much bigger, because three more archs on both sides. They were cut for the opening of the Avenida de Mayo and Diagonal Sur avenues. The Casa Rosada was the former fort for the defense of the city. And on the side you have the Cathedral, thus having the three powers in the colonial times (civil, military and religious). San Telmo, in the blocks near Plaza de Mayo was the main part of the city, where the rich families lived. When there was a yellow fever epidemic in 1872, the disease was thought to be cause by the marshes in the mouth of Riachuelo (La Boca) so the whealty families moved north, to Recoleta. That 's the reason of so many fine buildings. These buildings where afterwards occupied by the inmigrants, where each family lived in one room of the houses. That is de reason of the mixing of cultures of various inmigrants (mainly Italian and Spanish, but also French, English, German, Jewish, Arabic, Turkish). Very nice and interesting video.
Awesome 👌. I lived in Buenos Aires for 10 years. This video has shown me things that I did not know about you will never get bored in Buenos Aires or Argentina. There are many beautiful neighborhoods in Buenos Aires you can call home and live very comfortably 👌 😎.
Wow , what a great comment ! Thank you so much. Yes , I agree that BA is a fantastic place and impossible to get bored in. I’d love to come back to Argentina and explore more areas
The complete guide of Buenos Aires and also in my opinion one of the most complete vlogs you have made, Kristina, in all aspects. Really rewarding. Umm, "in your face, Spain" .Hahaha. Greetings from Spain!
Yes I agree 100% 👍. I lived in Buenos Aires for over 10 years. But I never visited a farm 🚜. But I did travel to different parts of Argentina 🇦🇷. Buenos Aires is truly awesome. And yes I have visited the Sunday market also and it's just as you have shown you will never get bored in Argentina 🇦🇷. I purchased a home in Mar Del Plata Argentina 🇦🇷. But for some reason Buenos Aires Argentina and Argentina gets a bum rap on many websites but mostly by people that have never been to Buenos Aires or Argentina 🇦🇷. Finally people in Argentina have learned to survive and enjoy life under economic hardships. I was last in Buenos Aires in March 2020 just at the on set of the coronavirus pandemic and have not been able to return to Argentina for nearly two years hopefully 👍 I can return in 2022. A great video 📹 👏.
My childhood WAS amazing! I had University professors for parents, and they bought a ramshackle 600 sf cabin in N.H. USA where I spent 5 months a year riding ponies, fishing, and building forts in the woods, hiking, and swimming in crystal clear rivers, watching bears at the dump, and ice cream on a hot day... Now that $3,000 shack is a 2,900 sf - 7 bedroom, 3 fireplace, 2 BA, 1.5 kitchen, mudroom, 3 L.R. home...and has been in our family for 55 years... Sadly, I have no children...So this is where it ends.😪
Complete guide of Buenos Aires, undoubtedly one of ur best vlog so far ❤️❤️ Keep shooting the videos and allow us to take the virtual tour of all the places !!
Hello, how are you? Let me tell you that the palace in Plaza de Mayo is called Casa Rosada and it is not where the president lives, it is his place of work, his house is in La Quinta de Olivos, north of the province of Buenos Aires.
Beautiful! Missing BA now that I'm living in the US. I didn't know Mafalda was known in other parts of the world! And I'm glad you got to visit during the jacaranda spring bloom. Hope you enjoy your visit!
Here in Brasil we have a saying ''Cavalo dado não se olha os dentes'' ''Given horse you don't look the teeth'', it means that a gift given although you don't like it, be thankful for the gesture
Muy buen guía turístico de una ciudad tan grande, buenas referencias a locales y áreas a visitar para quien vaya a Buenos Aires. Espectacular la biblioteca!! Muy bien hecho!!
Amazing video Kristina. Im from La Plata another important and beautiful city of Argentina, when you come back you need to visit this city. La Plata won a prize as "the city of the future" in the Universal Exposition of Paris in 1889. I hope you visit Argentina again and travel arround this huge country with a lot of great and breathtaking places. I wish you the Best!!
Thank you Julia ! It is my intention to come back and see more of Argentina - it is such a rich country with so much diversity , I would love to experience more of it !
I think this is one of your best video's. A mixture of history, tourism, an interview and beautiful locations. It just show's you that all over the World you find nice people. The only part I was concerned about was a woman who kept getting in front of the camera. Only kidding GREAT JOB!
Thank you! And yes I would love to see those places too! I did go to Patagonia on this trip (vlog about it being released on Sunday) but only to El Calafate and El Chalten. I feel Argentina has SO many places left for me to explore that I will definitely be back!
Wow... you got to know BA in November: that's a privilege. And by the end of November the Jacarandás are still in bloom (many of their flowers have already made a carpet around them after some storm though), and the tipas (Tipuana tipu) start to show their orange flowers. I can't think of a moment when this city gets any more beautiful.
@@Kristinahouwer Tenés que ir a Salta Capital, Corrientes etcétera Argentina es mucho más que Buenos Aires y la Patagonia. Saludos me encantó tu contenido 🧉🇦🇷
I´m Argentine and I think foreigners can buy things at a low price in Argentina now. It´s convenient for them to visit my country. Greetings from Paraná, Entre Ríos (Argentina)
@@Kristinahouwer Thanks. I´m glad to hear you liked it. I´d like to add there are hot springs resorts you can enjoy mainly in winter in Entre Ríos. Aah I almost forgot to mention "La fiesta de disfraces" in Paraná ruclips.net/video/YHlUeeEy2sk/видео.html and the Gualeguaychú carnivalsruclips.net/video/m9k-SRIZ_Vk/видео.html ( I don´t know when these events will start again) I think they are worth being mentioned
This was such a helpful organized blog as I am planning a trip. I wrote down some notes from your video. However I try not to look at all the pictures to leave some elements of surprise 😁 Thanks so much!!!
Muchas gracias por visitarnos Kristina,deseo que lo hayas pasado muy lindo, Argentina es un país grande, justamente yo estoy viviendo en el norte en Tucumán más precisamente, donde se declaró la independencia,estás invitada que lo conozcas, saludos 🌷😊
You are a very beautiful woman and your video of Buenos Aires is awesome. Be aware that Buenos Aires is almost infinite, so what normal tourists see its just a part. Buenos Aires probably has the BEST pizza in the world and its a paradise for Meat lovers, not me anymore. So thank you for your beautiful video.
Matilda! I remember this...She entered the U.S. mainstream in the 1970s..and was around for a short time >10 years...about the time of Gumby, Dagmar, and Lil Abbott... Never knew she was conceived by an Argentine! Cool...
How was your experience impacted by COVID restrictions? I’m considering visiting BA in February but am having a hard time getting a sense of what might be closed/different due to the pandemic. Thank you- excellent video!
Thank you for watching ! To go there, it’s not difficult if you are vaccinated. You need to get a PCR test before you travel and show proof of vaccine and fill out a form on the government website. They might also ask you to have medical insurance for your trip that covers covid but that’s around 10$ and there are SO many companies that do it now, you can buy it online. At the border they just check your papers for 1 min and let you go if you’ve done everything correctly. Most things that I wanted to see in the city were open, apart from the Recoleta cemetery and the tours around Teatro Colon. Mask wearing is only mandatory indoors in shops / restaurants/ cafes, but not on the streets. None of the restaurants checked my vaccine certificate like they do in France for example. Hopefully nothing changes by the time you want to go !
Thank you ! I would love to travel around Argentina more next time and visit Mendoza , the salt plains and Humahuaca, Iguazu and some areas of Patagonia I haven’t been to yet !
Great video, it’s not only about those places you have visited but the way you explain in details about those places makes lots difference and it was like I’m there already hahah hoping to visit February or march but not sure about coroana if it will affect my trip or let’s hope Thank you
Thank you Ajay ! What a wonderful comment to receive. I really hope you’ll be able to go - Buenos Aires has so much to offer , I’m keeping my fingers crossed for you !!
I liked the video but honestly, I'm a little disappointed you didn't show some important places. To name a few, Tigre, Chinatown, the Japanese Garden (biggest Japanese garden outside of Japan), Palermo Soho+Hollywood (huge gastronomic area), and of Puerto Madero you only showed a little of the docks, but you didn't go to the back where there is a natural reserve and also there are huge parks and overall it's a really beautiful area. You also didn't show public transportation, like the subway, and specially the beautiful grand stations in Retiro and Constitución. And finally there are a lot of palaces here, they are extremely beautiful and I'd have loved if you showed a few of them. I do appreciate you showing El zanjón, I live here and didn't even know about that! Overall a really good video and I don't want to sound mean, I know it's a huge task to make a video like this and I'm happy you showed this to the world, it's just for me it falls short of the title of being a complete guide of the city
Thank you ! Next time I will be sure to spend more than 3 days in BA to cover the other places you mentioned too (which I obviously know of , but didn’t have the physical time to visit ). I tried going into the Japanese garden but there were too many people and a huge line and with covid it wasn’t the smart thing to do - and public transport for a single female new to the city travelling alone during 5 protests going on at the same time surrounding the center wasn’t an option either. Have a fab day !!
@@Kristinahouwer Oh, you only stayed 3 days? Never mind, that's a lot of places you showed for 3 days! Public transportation is quite safe here, but there can be some pick pocketing in rush hours in the subway or train (but it's not common, it happened to me once in 5 years of using the subway everyday to college). Buses are 99.99% safe though. Always take care but, as long as you stay in safer areas there's nothing to worry. Now, if you ever EVER go outside the city and into the suburbs that's a whole other thing. There's a lot more crime in the suburbs (except for the north in the zones next to the river), so never go alone without asking to locals if that neighborhood is safe. The south of the city is also pretty dangerous too, even La Boca which is touristy at night is a whole other thing. In reality you just have to learn about where you can go and where you can't. But yeah, stay safe
I’m so sad to hear that they traumatized you making you think that robberies are common. Unfortunately Argentinian are a little but exaggerated about safety. When compared to Detroit, Los Angeles or Chicago, Buenos Aires is so safe. The total number of crime related deaths (including those involving the police) in all the Buenos Aires province was just 134 cases / year. I’m Chicago is 900, in Detroit few years ago it was over 1,000 but now for first time ever is below Chicago. The rest of the documentary it was very nice but I don’t share it with people because of the crime comments, I don’t want people to get scared. Greetings from Thailand (although I’m spending 2 days in Singapore now, 😂):
I felt super safe there so I get what you are saying ! Thanks for watching ! I love Singapore by the way, it’s such a cool place and I hope to go back soon
You’re absolutely amazing Kristina !! Your knowledge and content of this beautiful city is so inspiring !! I’m planning to go there during my spring break in April !! Just a quick question ?? What do you need to go there other then being Vaccinated and Negative Covid test ??!! Thanks for your time 👍👌🤝😎
Thank you Henry ! I just needed to fill out a form on the government website but if I’m honest no one checked that at the airport anyway. Hope you have a wonderful time !
Ojalá disfrutes tu estadía en mi país! Y que el clima sea agradable durante tu viaje. No vivo en Buenos Aires, no sé cómo es el otoño en esa parte del país, pero espero que seas bendecido y tu viaje sea muy placentero.
Yes I mention both in my vlog but personally I prefer mafalda as I have a more personal connection to her character and learnt Spanish that way. Thanks for watching ! 😍
Добрый день! Вот комментарий по теме: на днях, в Аргентине избрали нового президента. Забавный малый! У нас во всех новостях показывали, как он размахивал работающей бензопилой на каком-то митинге и ругался неприличными словами на кого-то на радиопередаче. Судя по всему, он работает на США, 😈 а значит будет разрушать отношения между нашими странами. У нас, например, много товаров из Аргентины. Особенно креветки и говядина. 🦐 🥩 Посмотрим, что будет.
@@lindsaym7659 yes when you fill out the government form they ask for travel insurance that covers covid , it’s very easy to find online for under 20$ as there are so many companies and websites that offer it now.
its a joke@@rawfetish ;) just a fun way to start a vlog. I travel to Buenos aires twice a year from France and know exactly how long it takes, dont worry ;). Glad you enjoyed the video, have a nice day!
comienza diciendo es mi primera vez en este continente estoy seguro que piensa que norte america es otro continente , y no europa del norte no es otro continente distinto al sur lo mismo en america ,
А в 3.5 км, в другую сторону, находится собачий приют. Точно не знаю, но кажется он содержится на пожертвования. Как-то мы приходили туда смотреть собак. Похоже на собачью тюрьму. Неприятный запах повсюду, персонал- деградировавшие , опустившиеся люди- пьяницы, бомжи( бездомные, с психическими отклонениями). Атмосфера гнетущая, неприятная.☹
I really enjoyed watching this ,but not the pro cattle farming segment part !! Deforestation & pollution by cattle ranches are serious issues all over the world !! And cruelties to animals like downed animals ,dairy farms ( they separate calves from their mothers at birth & male calves being sent to slaughterhouses immediately ) are very disturbing. 💜🥁🐉🎤💞
Hi , I’m a huge activist for animal welfare and this farm doesn’t separate cattle from calves at birth and takes fantastic care of their free roaming animals and focuses primarily on soy and wheat. Thanks for watching !
Япония- вообще необычное местонахождение для тебя.🎎 Я смотрел блог русского путешественника, он говорил, что огромной проблемой является передвижение на метро и автобусах, из-за того, что названия всех станций указаны в иероглифах. Иностранцу в этом разобраться невозможно! Он искал англоговорящих японцев, которых оказалось мало и показывал им иероглифы названия того места, куда ему нужно попасть и спрашивал, какой транспорт туда едет. И теперь мне интересно, как ты справляешься с этой проблемой? Японоговорящий помощник? Англоговорящий японец? Что-то другое?
Hi Kristina. As a local tour guide in Buenos Aires i have to congratulate you on this amazing video. You did a wonderful job. Great, great video. I hope that people visiting and who will visit Bs As in the near future enjoy it as much as you did. Thank you for showing our city to the rest of the world. Visit us again🖐🖐
Jose, thank you so much for your lovely comment , I so greatly appreciate your kind words and am already looking forward to my next trip to Buenos Aires !
@@Kristinahouwer did you had a rental or did you use a taxi
@@kenyas6291 we used our own car when needed but also Uber is great and really cheap there
Giving space to a veteran from country side is a bright thinking on your part and made this video beautifully vivid
Thank you very much
Cuando la sugerencia de youtube mostró que vería una modelo hablando de buenos aires, pensé "será una muestra superficial", pero me asombró en gran medida que hayas hecho tanto hincapié en los árboles y luego en el asunto económico y el estilo de vida: ha sido un gran video, te felicito por tu enfoque, realmente fantástica tu actitud.
Gracias por mirar y por tu comentario, Marcos !
Excellent video. Thanks for showing all different areas. You are an animal lover and the animals can sense it. We are hoping to visit this city in February 2023. Thanks again for a great video.
Thank you so much ! I am indeed an animal lover! So great to hear you are also thinking of visiting, you will have a fantastic time
I have a trip booked to Argentina January 1st to see my partner. I've waited months because Argentina was under a strict lockdown and they only recently opened up travel to foreigners. However, with this Omicron variant I can't help but worry. I don't know about the plans of the Argentine government, but I pray things will be okay. I really want to see her, and the country.
I am crossing my fingers for you Yuriy, I really hope you’ll be able to go and am sending lots of positive energy your way!! I know how important it is to see the people we love and how frustrating it gets when our plans are compromised last minute !
You can visit if you have a partner. I visited my boyfriend in Buenos Aires in May till July and many others did it as well during the lockdown. There was a provision for couples. You didn't have to be married. It was a process but worth it. Planning on going back there with him in April. Good luck.
In the spring season at Buenos Aires each month you have different avenues with trees in blossom: the first ones are the lapachos, with rose flowers and still no leaves, then you have the tipas (yellow) the jacarandás (light blue) and the palo borracho (white and rose).
The "tiny" colonial government building in Plaza de Mayo is the Cabildo, and was much bigger, because three more archs on both sides. They were cut for the opening of the Avenida de Mayo and Diagonal Sur avenues. The Casa Rosada was the former fort for the defense of the city. And on the side you have the Cathedral, thus having the three powers in the colonial times (civil, military and religious).
San Telmo, in the blocks near Plaza de Mayo was the main part of the city, where the rich families lived. When there was a yellow fever epidemic in 1872, the disease was thought to be cause by the marshes in the mouth of Riachuelo (La Boca) so the whealty families moved north, to Recoleta. That 's the reason of so many fine buildings. These buildings where afterwards occupied by the inmigrants, where each family lived in one room of the houses. That is de reason of the mixing of cultures of various inmigrants (mainly Italian and Spanish, but also French, English, German, Jewish, Arabic, Turkish).
Very nice and interesting video.
Thank you so much for your interesting and detailed comment , Arturo! Argentina is a wonderful place and I can’t wait to return
I see you got a lot of information.
Awesome 👌. I lived in Buenos Aires for 10 years. This video has shown me things that I did not know about you will never get bored in Buenos Aires or Argentina. There are many beautiful neighborhoods in Buenos Aires you can call home and live very comfortably 👌 😎.
Wow , what a great comment ! Thank you so much. Yes , I agree that BA is a fantastic place and impossible to get bored in. I’d love to come back to Argentina and explore more areas
The complete guide of Buenos Aires and also in my opinion one of the most complete vlogs you have made, Kristina, in all aspects. Really rewarding. Umm, "in your face, Spain" .Hahaha. Greetings from Spain!
Thank you so much for this super sweet comment and for taking the time to watch ! 😚
Absolutely brilliant blog Kristina. Thanks a million for showing us Buenos Aires.
Thank you for your lovely comment ! So happy you enjoyed it
Nice video. What I like the most about it is that you showed the country side of the side that is actually not to far away. Congrats.
Thank you so much ! Appreciate your kind comment
Yes I agree 100% 👍. I lived in Buenos Aires for over 10 years. But I never visited a farm 🚜. But I did travel to different parts of Argentina 🇦🇷. Buenos Aires is truly awesome. And yes I have visited the Sunday market also and it's just as you have shown you will never get bored in Argentina 🇦🇷. I purchased a home in Mar Del Plata Argentina 🇦🇷. But for some reason Buenos Aires Argentina and Argentina gets a bum rap on many websites but mostly by people that have never been to Buenos Aires or Argentina 🇦🇷. Finally people in Argentina have learned to survive and enjoy life under economic hardships. I was last in Buenos Aires in March 2020 just at the on set of the coronavirus pandemic and have not been able to return to Argentina for nearly two years hopefully 👍 I can return in 2022. A great video 📹 👏.
Thank you for your lovely comment and for watching my video, Mark ! I am hoping to return sometimes soon as well ☺️
My childhood WAS amazing! I had University professors for parents, and they bought a ramshackle 600 sf cabin in N.H. USA where I spent 5 months a year riding ponies, fishing, and building forts in the woods, hiking, and swimming in crystal clear rivers, watching bears at the dump, and ice cream on a hot day...
Now that $3,000 shack is a 2,900 sf - 7 bedroom, 3 fireplace, 2 BA, 1.5 kitchen, mudroom, 3 L.R. home...and has been in our family for 55 years...
Sadly, I have no children...So this is where it ends.😪
Complete guide of Buenos Aires, undoubtedly one of ur best vlog so far ❤️❤️
Keep shooting the videos and allow us to take the virtual tour of all the places !!
Thank you so much !! This means a lot
Hello, how are you? Let me tell you that the palace in Plaza de Mayo is called Casa Rosada and it is not where the president lives, it is his place of work, his house is in La Quinta de Olivos, north of the province of Buenos Aires.
Hi Alejandro thanks for your comment ! I will also have to visit La Quinta Des Olivos next time I’m in BA then ;) Have a fantastic day !
Beautiful! Missing BA now that I'm living in the US. I didn't know Mafalda was known in other parts of the world! And I'm glad you got to visit during the jacaranda spring bloom. Hope you enjoy your visit!
It was a wonderful trip , thank you ! I can believe you when you say you miss BA- it’s such a fantastic place , I’ll definitely be back !
Surprisingly beautiful place, 😊
It’s gorgeous isn’t it ?! So grand
thank you for all your kind words!! 💙🇦🇷
Thank you for watching !:)
Here in Brasil we have a saying ''Cavalo dado não se olha os dentes'' ''Given horse you don't look the teeth'', it means that a gift given although you don't like it, be thankful for the gesture
Love it !
Это видео - лидер просмотров!▶ И лайков и комментариев много!⏭ Вот могут-же, когда захотят!🥳
Tochno !
Muy buen guía turístico de una ciudad tan grande, buenas referencias a locales y áreas a visitar para quien vaya a Buenos Aires. Espectacular la biblioteca!!
Muy bien hecho!!
Muchas gracias, André !🤩
Amazing video Kristina. Im from La Plata another important and beautiful city of Argentina, when you come back you need to visit this city. La Plata won a prize as "the city of the future" in the Universal Exposition of Paris in 1889. I hope you visit Argentina again and travel arround this huge country with a lot of great and breathtaking places. I wish you the Best!!
Thank you Julia ! It is my intention to come back and see more of Argentina - it is such a rich country with so much diversity , I would love to experience more of it !
I think this is one of your best video's. A mixture of history, tourism, an interview and beautiful locations. It just show's you that all over the World you find nice people. The only part I was concerned about was a woman who kept getting in front of the camera. Only kidding GREAT JOB!
Thank you so much ! And ye that woman just won’t take no for an answer 😂
Доброе утро тебе из красно- жёлтой осени! 🔴🟠🟡
Dobroe utro !
Awesome video, you should know Bariloche, Ushuaia in Patagonia, they are very beautiful places ,greetings
Thank you! And yes I would love to see those places too! I did go to Patagonia on this trip (vlog about it being released on Sunday) but only to El Calafate and El Chalten. I feel Argentina has SO many places left for me to explore that I will definitely be back!
@@Kristinahouwer That's great!🙂
@@Kristinahouwer Don't miss Iguazu Falls. triassic park Ischigualasto-Talampaya and Ushuaia, in ur next travel.
Just plain beautiful
It’s a wonderful place isn’t it 🥰
@@Kristinahouwer it truly is
Wow... you got to know BA in November: that's a privilege. And by the end of November the Jacarandás are still in bloom (many of their flowers have already made a carpet around them after some storm though), and the tipas (Tipuana tipu) start to show their orange flowers. I can't think of a moment when this city gets any more beautiful.
It was indeed a perfect time to go ! Such a wonderful place , I’d love to come back one day
Gracias por visitar mi ciudad, Kristina. Espero que te hayas llevado una buena impresión del país y nuestra gente. Muy lindo video!
Gracias ! Si me gusto mucho BA y ya quiero volver😃
@@Kristinahouwer
Tenés que ir a Salta Capital, Corrientes etcétera Argentina es mucho más que Buenos Aires y la Patagonia.
Saludos me encantó tu contenido 🧉🇦🇷
That's amazing Thank you
thanks for watching, another buenos aires vlog is coming soon!
@@Kristinahouwer look forward to more
I´m Argentine and I think foreigners can buy things at a low price in Argentina now. It´s convenient for them to visit my country. Greetings from Paraná, Entre Ríos (Argentina)
Yes when I went there everything was very cheap due to the exchange rate. I’ve been to entre rios , lovely farm lands and nature there :)
@@Kristinahouwer Thanks. I´m glad to hear you liked it. I´d like to add there are hot springs resorts you can enjoy mainly in winter in Entre Ríos. Aah I almost forgot to mention "La fiesta de disfraces" in Paraná ruclips.net/video/YHlUeeEy2sk/видео.html and the Gualeguaychú carnivalsruclips.net/video/m9k-SRIZ_Vk/видео.html ( I don´t know when these events will start again) I think they are worth being mentioned
great vid Kristina.
I'm considering moving to Argentina from Cape Town
Your video is quite insightful
Thank you ! Both South Africa and Argentina are wonderful places with such diversity and so much to offer on a daily basis . Wishing you luck !
@@Kristinahouwer thank you
Man it feels like I'm already there😮nice video❤
Thank you 🥰
Mi buenos aires querido ❤️
☺️
Que increible videos y que hermosa buenos aires, espero pronto estar por esa ciudad hermosa
Gracias por mirar!😃
Like your flawless explanation 👍
Thank you !
Beautiful reaction ❤
Thank you for watching !
Very good video... Greetings from Argentina.
Thank you very much !
@@Kristinahouwer thank you. hugs
I’m coming in April need as many tips as possible i love to eat visit museums and the night life lol
You will love it ! It was my first time in BA and there’s so much to do ! Hope you enjoy yourself
@@Kristinahouwer like what any good hotels and places to eat
Me, an argentinian who lives in Buenos Aires "So, that's how La Boca looks like..."
Ahahaha this made me laugh ! Thanks for watching my video !
Thank you so much for this video !! I am planning to visit Argentina with mom in the near future in November !!! 😍👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶✈️🇦🇷⚽️💞
That’s fantastic ! It’s one of my favourite cities and I’m sure you’ll have an amazing time !!!
This was such a helpful organized blog as I am planning a trip. I wrote down some notes from your video. However I try not to look at all the pictures to leave some elements of surprise 😁
Thanks so much!!!
That’s so great to hear ! Thank you for watching , I’m really glad it helped you , have a fantastic trip !
very well done video, with great information
Thank you so much ☺️
Muchas gracias por visitarnos Kristina,deseo que lo hayas pasado muy lindo, Argentina es un país grande, justamente yo estoy viviendo en el norte en Tucumán más precisamente, donde se declaró la independencia,estás invitada que lo conozcas, saludos 🌷😊
Gracias ! Me gusto mucho argentina !! 😃
А сегодня день рождения у меня!📣 Мне исполнилось 48 лет! Я старый! 👴 ( ха-ха! )
Kakoy osobenniy den’ !🤩🥳🥳🥳 pozdravlayu i zhelayu tolko xoroshego 😍🌟💫⭐️✨🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Kristina, very helpful👍🏼
Thank YOU for watching !☺️
Great video!! Wonderful edition
Thank you Jose !
Love the vlog of Buenos Aires, traveling there next February, very helpful, thanks for the insight, loved the video work, what GoPro do you use?
Thank you Tina! That’s a hero 9
@@Kristinahouwer Thanks you!
You are a very beautiful woman and your video of Buenos Aires is awesome. Be aware that Buenos Aires is almost infinite, so what normal tourists see its just a part. Buenos Aires probably has the BEST pizza in the world and its a paradise for Meat lovers, not me anymore. So thank you for your beautiful video.
Thank you so much for your kind comment and for watching my video , I appreciate it !!
amazing 🤩 video you got it everything 🙌🙌👏👏👏
Thank you so much !!
Matilda! I remember this...She entered the U.S. mainstream in the 1970s..and was around for a short time >10 years...about the time of Gumby, Dagmar, and Lil Abbott...
Never knew she was conceived by an Argentine! Cool...
Very good 👍
thank you!
How was your experience impacted by COVID restrictions? I’m considering visiting BA in February but am having a hard time getting a sense of what might be closed/different due to the pandemic. Thank you- excellent video!
Thank you for watching ! To go there, it’s not difficult if you are vaccinated. You need to get a PCR test before you travel and show proof of vaccine and fill out a form on the government website. They might also ask you to have medical insurance for your trip that covers covid but that’s around 10$ and there are SO many companies that do it now, you can buy it online. At the border they just check your papers for 1 min and let you go if you’ve done everything correctly. Most things that I wanted to see in the city were open, apart from the Recoleta cemetery and the tours around Teatro Colon. Mask wearing is only mandatory indoors in shops / restaurants/ cafes, but not on the streets. None of the restaurants checked my vaccine certificate like they do in France for example. Hopefully nothing changes by the time you want to go !
Where do you purchase travel insurance through.
I am going to BA for a month in April and this video has been so helpful!! Thank you xx
So glad to hear ! Thank you for watching
Gracias por visitar mi país...
¡Espero que vuelvas pronto! 😊
Yo tambien !!
And Kristina you are the best and nice ...Congratulation!!!😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much !
Recorre otras ciudades y provincias, Argentina es muy grande
Si, la próxima vez me gusteria!
NICE VIDEO. BUENOS AIRES IS A BEAUTYFUL CITY. GREETING FROM MENDOZA, MIDDLE-WEST OF ARGENTINA.
Thank you ! I would love to travel around Argentina more next time and visit Mendoza , the salt plains and Humahuaca, Iguazu and some areas of Patagonia I haven’t been to yet !
@@Kristinahouwer WELCOME EVER.
Great video, it’s not only about those places you have visited but the way you explain in details about those places makes lots difference and it was like I’m there already hahah hoping to visit February or march but not sure about coroana if it will affect my trip or let’s hope
Thank you
Thank you Ajay ! What a wonderful comment to receive. I really hope you’ll be able to go - Buenos Aires has so much to offer , I’m keeping my fingers crossed for you !!
river plate es locura my friend
I liked the video but honestly, I'm a little disappointed you didn't show some important places. To name a few, Tigre, Chinatown, the Japanese Garden (biggest Japanese garden outside of Japan), Palermo Soho+Hollywood (huge gastronomic area), and of Puerto Madero you only showed a little of the docks, but you didn't go to the back where there is a natural reserve and also there are huge parks and overall it's a really beautiful area. You also didn't show public transportation, like the subway, and specially the beautiful grand stations in Retiro and Constitución. And finally there are a lot of palaces here, they are extremely beautiful and I'd have loved if you showed a few of them. I do appreciate you showing El zanjón, I live here and didn't even know about that! Overall a really good video and I don't want to sound mean, I know it's a huge task to make a video like this and I'm happy you showed this to the world, it's just for me it falls short of the title of being a complete guide of the city
Thank you ! Next time I will be sure to spend more than 3 days in BA to cover the other places you mentioned too (which I obviously know of , but didn’t have the physical time to visit ). I tried going into the Japanese garden but there were too many people and a huge line and with covid it wasn’t the smart thing to do - and public transport for a single female new to the city travelling alone during 5 protests going on at the same time surrounding the center wasn’t an option either. Have a fab day !!
@@Kristinahouwer Oh, you only stayed 3 days? Never mind, that's a lot of places you showed for 3 days! Public transportation is quite safe here, but there can be some pick pocketing in rush hours in the subway or train (but it's not common, it happened to me once in 5 years of using the subway everyday to college). Buses are 99.99% safe though. Always take care but, as long as you stay in safer areas there's nothing to worry. Now, if you ever EVER go outside the city and into the suburbs that's a whole other thing. There's a lot more crime in the suburbs (except for the north in the zones next to the river), so never go alone without asking to locals if that neighborhood is safe. The south of the city is also pretty dangerous too, even La Boca which is touristy at night is a whole other thing. In reality you just have to learn about where you can go and where you can't. But yeah, stay safe
I’m so sad to hear that they traumatized you making you think that robberies are common. Unfortunately Argentinian are a little but exaggerated about safety. When compared to Detroit, Los Angeles or Chicago, Buenos Aires is so safe. The total number of crime related deaths (including those involving the police) in all the Buenos Aires province was just 134 cases / year. I’m Chicago is 900, in Detroit few years ago it was over 1,000 but now for first time ever is below Chicago. The rest of the documentary it was very nice but I don’t share it with people because of the crime comments, I don’t want people to get scared. Greetings from Thailand (although I’m spending 2 days in Singapore now, 😂):
I felt super safe there so I get what you are saying ! Thanks for watching ! I love Singapore by the way, it’s such a cool place and I hope to go back soon
Great info
A good video vlog
Thank you !
i was born in corrientes province but i lived in BA 10 years, i love BA, very nice video.
Thanks so much for watching , I appreciate your comment. Argentina is one of my favourite places in the world 💕
Great video! Thanks
Thank you for watching !☺️
VIVA ARGENTINAAA
Besos Abrazos Bendiciones desde Lincoln Argentina
Gracias por mirar!!
@@Kristinahouwer Gracias por tu respuesta Besos
Beautiful vlog dear. ..nd you have beautiful voice as well. ...you look Spanish. ..am I right
Ya me suscribí. Te luciste con tu vídeo, fue maravilloso. Te quería preguntar a qué te dedicabas? Y si de verdad vas a venir nuevamente? y pronto?
Hola ! Gracias por mirar. Me gustaría volver pronto para ver otros lugares en argentina - es un país con tanta diversidad 😃
@@Kristinahouwer tu primera vez en América del Sur? O en América, no me acuerdo bien como lo dijiste
Absolutely you are an amazing vlogger but unfortunately you are not getting enough views ❤❤❤
Thank you and I agree , more views would be nice! everyone must share the videos with their friends hehe !
@@Kristinahouwer 😄😄😄😄
Can I ask you about mark wearing? Is it mandatory outside? In business etc..?
Mask wearing in mandatory inside public places (like cafes, restaurants, shops) but not outside on the street.
You’re absolutely amazing Kristina !! Your knowledge and content of this beautiful city is so inspiring !! I’m planning to go there during my spring break in April !! Just a quick question ?? What do you need to go there other then being Vaccinated and Negative Covid test ??!! Thanks for your time 👍👌🤝😎
Thank you Henry ! I just needed to fill out a form on the government website but if I’m honest no one checked that at the airport anyway. Hope you have a wonderful time !
@@Kristinahouwer Got it !! Great to know 👍
Ojalá disfrutes tu estadía en mi país! Y que el clima sea agradable durante tu viaje. No vivo en Buenos Aires, no sé cómo es el otoño en esa parte del país, pero espero que seas bendecido y tu viaje sea muy placentero.
Но если оператор бестолковый и косорукий, не спасут ни какие настройки и супер-пупер камеры!🤕
Tochno !
Waiting you here in Brasil
Thank you! Hopefully next time I can explore more countries in this fantastic continent
I would love visit the mansion and the farm, what is the name? Thanks.
hi, the farm is private but the mansion next to it can be visited and they even have hotel rooms, it's called Santa Candida! :)
I want to go.. and I'm argentine hahah
Hahahahha ! 😄
I grew up with Mafalda but I think Diego Maradona is more famous, especially in Boca, what is also home to Boca Juniors, the Futbol club.
Yes I mention both in my vlog but personally I prefer mafalda as I have a more personal connection to her character and learnt Spanish that way. Thanks for watching ! 😍
Podes ver la cuidad del buenos aires muy vien me encanta sueete nos vemos 😂😂😂😂☮️☮️☮️☮️🐈🐈🐈🐈🐺🐺🐺🐺🧙🧙🧙🧙🦄🦄🦄🦄🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Gracias !
Добрый день! Вот комментарий по теме: на днях, в Аргентине избрали нового президента. Забавный малый! У нас во всех новостях показывали, как он размахивал работающей бензопилой на каком-то митинге и ругался неприличными словами на кого-то на радиопередаче. Судя по всему, он работает на США, 😈 а значит будет разрушать отношения между нашими странами. У нас, например, много товаров из Аргентины. Особенно креветки и говядина. 🦐 🥩 Посмотрим, что будет.
Da ya sledila za viboromi tak kak moy muzh iz Argentini.
Subtitulos en español please!!!
Is Argentina fully open for tourism??
Yes , if you’re vaccinated it is - you don’t have to quarantine , just get a PCR before arriving and fill out a government form found on their website
@@Kristinahouwer thanks! I have heard proof of travel insurance is needed as well- have you found this to be true?
@@lindsaym7659 yes when you fill out the government form they ask for travel insurance that covers covid , it’s very easy to find online for under 20$ as there are so many companies and websites that offer it now.
Сногсшибательно!
Spasibo. Eto odin iz lubimix video
Not minutes but hours take to get from Monaco to Argentina
Wow really …. Had no idea …..
@@Kristinahouwer 😂😂
@@Kristinahouwer next time say hours
its a joke@@rawfetish ;) just a fun way to start a vlog. I travel to Buenos aires twice a year from France and know exactly how long it takes, dont worry ;). Glad you enjoyed the video, have a nice day!
@@Kristinahouwer thanks, I want to go to Argentina beginning of new year, I heard inflation is high now so I can enjoy more
comienza diciendo es mi primera vez en este continente estoy seguro que piensa que norte america es otro continente , y no europa del norte no es otro continente distinto al sur lo mismo en america ,
А в 3.5 км, в другую сторону, находится собачий приют. Точно не знаю, но кажется он содержится на пожертвования. Как-то мы приходили туда смотреть собак. Похоже на собачью тюрьму. Неприятный запах повсюду, персонал- деградировавшие , опустившиеся люди- пьяницы, бомжи( бездомные, с психическими отклонениями). Атмосфера гнетущая, неприятная.☹
Vo mnogix strannax imenno tak :( ya moyu sobaku nashla imenno v takom. Xochu ix vsex zabrat’ ot tuda🥹
Que linda mujer 🚺
Gracias !
@@Kristinahouwer eres estadounidense..?¿ o argentina
I really enjoyed watching this ,but not the pro cattle farming segment part !! Deforestation & pollution by cattle ranches are serious issues all over the world !! And cruelties to animals like downed animals ,dairy farms ( they separate calves from their mothers at birth & male calves being sent to slaughterhouses immediately ) are very disturbing. 💜🥁🐉🎤💞
Hi , I’m a huge activist for animal welfare and this farm doesn’t separate cattle from calves at birth and takes fantastic care of their free roaming animals and focuses primarily on soy and wheat. Thanks for watching !
👏🏻👏🏻❤👍🏻🇦🇷
Gracias !
Hi
Hi !
La Boca..Bombonera..Maradona..Argentina..May be the most beautiful places of the world💯💯
Yes !!
Wow! What a beautiful girl!! Sorry!! Lol
Thank you Bruce !
no entendemos ingles, español porfavor
Tengo vlogs en español también :)
Hablá por vos, yo sí entiendo.
STEWARDS of the land!
Япония- вообще необычное местонахождение для тебя.🎎 Я смотрел блог русского путешественника, он говорил, что огромной проблемой является передвижение на метро и автобусах, из-за того, что названия всех станций указаны в иероглифах. Иностранцу в этом разобраться невозможно! Он искал англоговорящих японцев, которых оказалось мало и показывал им иероглифы названия того места, куда ему нужно попасть и спрашивал, какой транспорт туда едет. И теперь мне интересно, как ты справляешься с этой проблемой? Японоговорящий помощник? Англоговорящий японец? Что-то другое?
Shas vse i po angl tozhe napisano tak chto problem s etim ne bilo. No po angl govorat ploxo, eto Pravda. Zato starayutsa☺️
Я считаю, что иногда можно посмотреть ролик на незнакомом языке, чтобы послушать его звучание.
Pravilno😃
Beautiful vlog dear. ..nd you have beautiful voice as well. ...you look Spanish. ..am I right
Thank you ! I am Russian
@@Kristinahouwer great dear. I been to Russia. Many places many cities. I love over there