Introduction: Buenos Aires Puerto Madero & La Boca
We will take the metro until the port, pass the bus terminal, and arrived in the port. Also called “Puerto Madero”, this place is perfect for a walk during the day, and one of the most famous spots for dinner at night. Also, lots of huge company such as google have their office there.
On the edge of the port, there is the Ecological reserve Costanera Sur, a great place to walk surrounded by nature.
Later on, we will walk south toward the lively neighbourhood of La Boca, where a huge stadium is located and one of the most famous streets in town, Caminito.
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Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur
Perfect for a few hour walk. It’s worth first walking along it on the main sideway before circling in it. We did it with the city bicyle as a booth is located next to the entrance, we also did some overtime with them but it was fine.
Caminito
And to finish the day, we hanged around the famous CAMINITO, a colorful street with lots of shops and restaurants. The street is worth seeing but is mostly a touristic place not really authentic.
Even though, the architecture is amazing and lots of statue are on the building.
Within the small street, we found a really coold coffee shop that was also a dulce de leche store. There we enjoyed a coffee, sweets and tasted Ducle de Leche.
“See the world. It’s more fantastic than any dream made or paid for in factories. Ask for no guarantees, ask for no security.”
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Where to stay in Buenos Aires
- Budget: Airbnb Maia Apart
- Mid-Range: Duque Hotel Boutique & Spa
- Luxurious: Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires
