What to Do in Buenos Aires | 36 Hours Travel Videos | The New York Times

The nonstop generation of new restaurants and arts spaces is a testament to the endless creativity of Buenos Aires, a city that never loses its charm.
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[@fraanbalsa]

Vivo en Buenos Aires, y tiene sus problemas como cualquier otra gran ciudad, pero aún así no deja de ser hermosa, más desde el punto de vista arquitectónico.

[@dieterschanzer7075]

I WAS IN BA LAST MONTH - I LOVED IT, CLASSY PLACE CLASSY PEOPLE, NICE PEOPLE TOO. XLNT FOOD, I COULD LIVE THERE IN A HEARTBEAT X

[@mattyo5715]

noo you don t know what you re talking about. we have corruption, insecurity, inflation, the economy is a disaster. i m from buenos aires by tge way

[@dieterschanzer7075]

having studied The Argentine economy a little more since my visit you are right my friend....thank you

[@morganlemop]

And ? that's not even important. Corruption it's in all the world, economic problems and crime too. What's truly matters it's the people, the experiences, the friendships, sharing food, stories, not only Buenos Ares (Capital Federal) but all the country. We're really lucky to have the big an beautiful country we have. Seems like you're not a truly argentine. You're forgetting what's important. Btw, i'm from Argentina too.

[@dieterschanzer7075]

Thats a fair point - I too love the beauty of the country and like the people very much....but i need stability in the economy and hopefully Macri can at least do something like get inflation down....true that corruption pervades most of the world....

[@joseosman96]

in love with Buenos Aires!!!!!!

[@222222e]

I went there last year, and it was great. A must go place

[@MrAvancini]

I'm so tired of "touristic" videos that only show restaurants, shops, and other businesses! Who needs to see streets, parks, landmarks, rapid transit systems, right!? Buenos Aires is so much more than businesses that you can find anywhere else in the world! Go on the streets, walk, explore it!!!

[@liveShit]

I agree man.

[@RockSmithStudio]

Ya! It’s all about companies sponsoring each other. Completely agree. Whenever I go to a city, I do a few touristy things but mostly just walk/ride through the city and see what’s going on. It’s amazing how large cities like Buenos Aires always have things to do.

[@nestoribarra3705]

great city,great food,great people,great history, I love ARGENTINA 🇦🇷 .

[@MUNDODELOSVIDEOSFRANcoun-wy7hf]

Gracias pero es mejor ir a la ciudad que ver el vídeo yo no vivo tan cerca de buenos aires pero muchas veces voy es una gran ciudad

[@2002rene]

I loved Buenos Aires!!! The One!!!

[@julietetlours]

I was born there and moved to Spain with my family when I was 11... would love to go back!

[@ellisewalton8701]

lucky I wanna go to both and I really wanna no both versions

[@ellisewalton8701]

of Spanish

[@gonponieman7307]

+Julieta Lucca Seguis con el acento argentino o lo perdiste?

[@koln8273]

+Gon Klionski Ella no sé pero los argentinos suelen conservar sus acentos invariables por mucho que vivan aquí xD. Mi tío lleva 15 años viviendo aquí en España y sigue hablando como porteño.

[@gonponieman7307]

köln Ram Al See, tengo familia en canada y no cambiaron nada, lo mismo con unos amigos que vivieron en españa y ahora en peru. Hay cosas que no se pierden

[@thiagobruno2100]

la ciudad del vino,tango y buena arquitectura vengan no se van a arrepentir

[@NoName-mx4uk]

LOOKS LIKE THE PARIS OF SOUTH AMERICA

[@robertcalamusso1603]

It’s a Fabulous City 🇺🇸☮️🇦🇷

[@adib6318]

Argentianians sound like an Italian speaking Spanish 😂

[@rufuscasimiro7739]

Adib 💗💗💗

[@maxcruz1850]

Buenos Aires is the PARIS of the Americas.

[@RlXnznx]

very good Buenos Aires

[@glassarthouse]

I will go for the first time this July. Really looking forward to trying some of these places.

[@camila7038]

I'm in love with the guy on 2:12 omg

[@user-ts9bu4ew5b]

+Luis Pedro Bracco AJJAJJAJAJ ay dioss me hiciste tentar

[@sol3cito33]

I wanna move to Argentina. Need to learn Spanish first. :-P

[@anybrzla3149]

Come here and you will learn very fast, people will teach you, most of us speaks English and you will not have problems to communicate, we love to help and talk so the learning process will be very easy

[@annejanettesanangel]

One of my goals in life is to go in buenos aires, even far from my country.

[@gregoriosamsa1717]

+annejanette sanangel this is so good, i hope to you come here.

[@CondorFlyingHigh]

+annejanette sanangel If I were you I would go to Santiago Chile or Montevideo Uruguay, they are way better than Buenos Aires

[@gregoriosamsa1717]

***** no hace falta insultar

[@CondorFlyingHigh]

***** My advice to foreigners: Visit either Argentine provincial cities (Rosario, Córdoba, Tucumán, Salta or Bariloche, my favourite destinations) or Santiago, Montevideo or Sao Paulo. Believe me when I say that Buenos Aires is the shithole of South America. Don't even bother to set foot there.

[@fernandofarina3968]

+annejanette sanangel well, I hope you can come to my country :)

[@alexis.m1246]

Mi Buenos Aires Querida en uno de los Mas Grandes diarios del Mundo :")

[@mattyo5715]

mi buenos aires querido

[@carolinglomp]

Love this city, I'd come back anytime if it wasn't at the other end of the world for me

[@camilab.8336]

My city is beautiful but I would love to see more of the streets in this video. A place that I really love is Puerto Madero or Plaza San Martin, etc. I can continue making a long list of places because Buenos Aires is so interesting and diverse

[@diegoarielmansilla3413]

The next time go to palermo its beautiful

[@oscarhernandezp88]

Love BSAS!

[@Deandrax]

quererme ir ahí 😭👏💕

[@danielsalvetti9992]

Hermosa Beautiful Argentina 🇦🇷

[@manumago1350]

Que bella es bs as, es la perla sudamericana, la paris de Sudamérica!

[@valencoto6481]

i live in Buenos Aires, is a really beautiful city. Do you want go to BA?

[@larissaa3465]

What is the name of the music during the first 30 second?

[@claudiocoluccio9237]

Argentina es el pais despues de estados unidos que mas italianos, franceses y alemanes vinieron, es el 3 pais con mas judíos despue de isreel y eeuu. En los años 30 argentina era potencia mundial debido a la guerra, entonces contruyeron una cuidad al estilo europeo pensando que el país seria potencia, por las diversas crisis ecoomicas nunca ,mas llego a serlo. Pero la capital y toda su cultura quedo. (lee Buenos aires , la capital del imperio que no fue del escritor mexicano Fuentes). No solo tiene estilo europeo si no cultura europea por los habitantes.

[@emanuelaguilera2293]

Jajaajajaja que decis? La arquitectura europea se formo desde las primeras colonizaciones y no fue por la guerra papa, estas hablando huevadas. Mira si un pais va a formar una arquitectura definida en funcion de ser potencia jajajajajajaja

[@97Devils]

I need to know what that show shop is at 4:00.

[@97Devils]

*shoe

[@codymcguiremusic]

Awesome! I made a video of my trip if you want to see more, it's on my page. It was an awesome city to visit

[@danthadon87]

Argentinian girls are not easy so if your looking to hook up here forget about it.

[@axelpaff3306]

Las chicas argentinas son complicadas y presumido

[@danthadon87]

I agree

[@FernandoGarcia-nz9el]

How about the men?

[@killover15]

Igualmente a un extranjero fachero se les tiran encima, son más de ese estilo con el argentino. Lo digo por experiencia propia, me refiero a que presencié muchísimas veces eso. Aunque agradezco que no todas sean así jajaja

[@67claudius]

then they are like the Italian girls.

[@arantzavzc]

Argentinian province rep where you at

[@seres-de-luz]

dude at 2:22 is Colombian

[@TheFRANCISCOANGELINO]

This doesn't retract the real Buenos Aires. That places are visited for a couple of peoples. You can do a lot of things instead

[@santiagoro]

me gustaría ver uno de la cdmx!

[@tomasromero711]

Escapar

[@project10bball]

boring?

[@antongrad]

the New York times came to my home town Mexico and 90% of the restaurants the advertised are absolutely hiddeous: over priced, touristy, mediocre food. Bad job!!! By the way my town is Puerto Vallarta Mexico. Going to Buenos Aires next month . Should I give The New Timesasecond chance?

[@ellisewalton8701]

I hear lots of people get robbed there is that true???.?

[@INTHESALLOW]

In the worst case , maybe someone assaults you. As can happen in New York , Paris , Madrid, Tokyo and the city that you want to choose ... The prejudice is the worst attitude you can take when you've never been to a place ... Because if Buenos Aires was in Europe, never had asked "I hear lots of people get robbed there Is That true ? C'MON...

[@doriis009]

+Ellise Walton Yup but there's almost nothing you can do to prevent it, it's like a russian rullet. You have to take the chance.

[@MYacono]

+Ellise Walton No more than NYC, depends what neighborhood your in and whether you are street smart or not. But the more notorious neighborhoods are are the in the infamous "croissant" from la boca to Bajo Flores in the south. Ive been there several times and never a problem

[@gonponieman7307]

+Ellise Walton Last year it was worse than now, you know, we are a third world country. But it isnt dangerous, you just dont have to go to some neighborhoods (which they are far away from the city or just difficult to get in it)

[@Megadeth6633]

+Ellise Walton not too many either, but yes quite a lot. just don't be wear flashy things, and act less like a susceptible target and more like a calm local. don't swing your smartphone all over the place. specially by the sidewalk, as biker thieves can snatch it.

[@rao803]

Buenos Aires is not that European. Buenos Aires no es tan europea.

[@killover15]

No es europea, sino latinoamericana, pero el estilo arquitectónico predominante sí.

[@rao803]

Feel like a Sir Puee como en américa en general.

[@MrDoggen02]

Why would it not be? The people, culture and architecture certainly is...

[@rao803]

James Bond Yes, but in America in general is also European because of the culture, the people, the arquitecture. I don't see what has Buenos Aires that other american cities don't have.

[@MrDoggen02]

SHM 99 I guess you're right. A lot of Argies like to say they are "the most european" and are quite proud of their Italian and Spanish roots XD That might be why Buenos aires is often nicknamed "Paris of the south".

[@sihonglin980]

Just people’s talk, boring

[@archieandrews8457]

Argentina is white.

[@chanp7850]

+ Archie Andrews ¿¿?? -_-

[@gonponieman7307]

+Archie Andrews 60%

[@Saiputera]

Gon Klionski I live I'm Argentina. It around 85/90% white.

[@gonponieman7307]

Ryan lex Yo también soy argentino, es mentira que el 90% de la gente es blanca. No se porque algunos se acomplejan con eso, la diversidad es lo que hace un pueblo y más uno como el nuestro.

[@chanp7850]

Gon Klionski Son seres con una pobre alma!! :(