Buenos Aires
Independent hotel guides, travel articles, and travel videos for Buenos Aires.
Hotel guides
Travel videos
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World Wild Hearts is a YouTube travel channel by Zac and Ine, creating videos and travel guides from their journeys.
This Buenos Aires guide video highlights ten worthwhile things to do in and around the city, with travel tips and linked activities for major experiences and nearby options.
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Brian and Carrie is a YouTube travel channel by Brian and Carrie, focused on affordable travel and life on the road.
This Buenos Aires travel guide video is especially practical for planning, covering neighborhoods, where to stay, affordability, costs, excursions, meals, and a Tigre visit.
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vagabrothers is a YouTube travel channel by Alex and Marko Ayling, focused on cultural and culinary discovery around the world.
This Buenos Aires city guide video explores San Telmo and La Boca through food, tango, wine, and neighborhood stops, giving the itinerary a strong cultural focus.
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The New Travel is a YouTube travel channel focused on meaningful stories from people and places around the world.
This Buenos Aires travel video shares first impressions from a Canadian creator's first visit to Argentina, making the city itself the clear focus.
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denniscallan is a YouTube travel channel by Dennis Callan, featuring travel videos about Europe, South America, the USA, and Asia.
This Buenos Aires walking tour video is a useful visual route through areas such as Avenida Callao, Congress, 9th of July Avenue, Recoleta, Florida, and a tango club.
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Wolters World is a YouTube travel channel offering first-hand travel advice about destinations, culture, planning, and common visitor experiences.
This Buenos Aires travel video offers a concise local-tips segment with day trip ideas from the Argentine capital.
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Tourist to Local is a YouTube travel channel by Juliana and Martín, focused on culture-oriented trips and local-style experiences.
This Palermo, Buenos Aires travel vlog gives a helpful 24-hour neighborhood plan with parks, markets, restaurants, museum stops, and local context.
Travel articles & blogs
ViaTravelers is a travel media and planning site combining destination guides with practical comparison and itinerary-planning tools. Their Buenos Aires guide gives a strong city overview, covering neighborhoods, cultural sights, dining, arts venues, and broader context for planning a visit.
Read the guide at viatravelers.com/destinations/buenos-aires/.
viatravelers.com/destinations/buenos-aires/
Lonely Planet is a major travel-publishing guide site offering professionally edited destination guides, travel articles, books, and planning services. Their Buenos Aires destination guide is a polished planning resource for exploring dining, historic architecture, nightlife, attractions, and local places of interest.
Read the guide at lonelyplanet.com/destinations/argentina/buenos-aires.
lonelyplanet.com/destinations/argentina/buenos-aires
Nomadic Matt is a long-running budget-travel advice site focused on cheaper, longer travel and practical trip planning. His Buenos Aires budget guide is especially practical for cost-conscious travelers, with coverage of things to do, costs, savings, transportation, accommodation, and planning basics.
Read the guide at nomadicmatt.com/travel-guides/argentina-travel-tips/buenos-aires/.
nomadicmatt.com/travel-guides/argentina-travel-tips/buenos-aires/
Y Travel Blog is a professional travel site by Caz and Craig Makepeace, covering destination guides, family travel, and trip advice. Their Buenos Aires article is a helpful pre-trip read, pairing 18 things to know before visiting with practical tips on where to stay and eat.
Read the guide at ytravelblog.com/visit-buenos-aires/.
ytravelblog.com/visit-buenos-aires/
24 Hours Layover is Catrina McGrail's solo female and family travel blog, with a focus on short itineraries and practical planning. Her 24-hour Buenos Aires itinerary is a strong fit for travelers with limited time, helping focus a short visit around a clear city plan.
Read the guide at 24hourslayover.com/24-hours-in-buenos-aires/.
24hourslayover.com/24-hours-in-buenos-aires/
NOMADasaurus is an adventure travel and photography blog with destination guides, sustainable tourism coverage, gear reviews, and visual storytelling. Their three-day Buenos Aires itinerary is a practical, well-rounded guide to where to eat, what to do, and where to stay during a short city visit.
Read the guide at nomadasaurus.com/3-days-in-buenos-aires/.
nomadasaurus.com/3-days-in-buenos-aires/
The Family Voyage is a family travel site focused on practical advice for travel with kids, packing, gear, and destination planning. Their local-style guide highlights ten lesser-known Buenos Aires places and experiences, making it a helpful choice for travelers who want ideas beyond the most obvious stops.
Read the guide at thefamilyvoyage.com/buenos-aires-hidden-gems/.
thefamilyvoyage.com/buenos-aires-hidden-gems/
Jessie on a Journey is a solo female, adventure, and NYC-focused travel site with practical and personal planning resources. Her 24-hour Buenos Aires itinerary gives one-day visitors a clear, useful plan for making limited time in the city feel purposeful.
Read the guide at jessieonajourney.com/24-hours-in-buenos-aires-argentina/.
jessieonajourney.com/24-hours-in-buenos-aires-argentina/
Tales of a Backpacker is a solo female backpacking and budget-travel blog focused on hostels, work exchanges, and practical independent travel. Her guide to things to do in Buenos Aires is especially helpful for independent travelers who want to experience the city with a more local focus.
Read the guide at talesofabackpacker.com/things-to-do-in-buenos-aires-like-local/.
talesofabackpacker.com/things-to-do-in-buenos-aires-like-local/
Travel Off Path is an independent travel news publication focused on tourism developments, aviation, travel rules, destination trends, and travel news. Their roundup of five cultural things to do in Buenos Aires offers a concise starting point for visitors interested in the city's experiences and atmosphere.
Read the guide at traveloffpath.com/top-5-cultural-things-to-do-in-buenos-aires/.
traveloffpath.com/top-5-cultural-things-to-do-in-buenos-aires/
The Blonde Abroad is a solo female travel and lifestyle blog focused on destination inspiration, packing, photography, and stylish travel planning. Her vegetarian food guide for Buenos Aires is a practical resource for finding meat-free options while planning where to eat in the city.
Read the guide at theblondeabroad.com/where-to-find-the-best-vegetarian-food-in-buenos-aires/.
theblondeabroad.com/where-to-find-the-best-vegetarian-food-in-buenos-aires/
Along Dusty Roads is an independent travel blog by Andrew and Emily, focused on selective, photography-led guides and responsible travel. Their personal roundup of favorite things to do in Buenos Aires adds a thoughtful, experience-based perspective for travelers shaping their own city plans.
Read the guide at alongdustyroads.com/posts/2015/11/23/our-favourite-things-to-do-in-buenos-aires.
alongdustyroads.com/posts/2015/11/23/our-favourite-things-to-do-in-buenos-aires
The Broke Backpacker is an adventure and budget travel site focused on backpacking, affordable travel, hostels, and independent trip planning. Their 2026 Buenos Aires safety guide is a useful planning resource for understanding visitor safety, where to go, and who the city may suit.
Read the guide at thebrokebackpacker.com/is-buenos-aires-safe/.
thebrokebackpacker.com/is-buenos-aires-safe/
Adventurous Kate is a solo female travel blog focused on practical advice, safety, confidence, and candid destination writing. Her guide to 16 day trips from Buenos Aires is a strong resource for extending a city stay to places such as Colonia del Sacramento, Tigre Delta, and nearby wineries.
Read the guide at adventurouskate.com/day-trips-from-buenos-aires/.
adventurouskate.com/day-trips-from-buenos-aires/
Young Adventuress is a solo female travel blog built around candid stories, photography, personal essays, and destination perspectives. Her 48-hour Buenos Aires itinerary combines food, wine, neighborhood exploration, and short-stay tips into a useful plan for a brief visit.
Read the guide at youngadventuress.com/2018/02/travel-buenos-aires.html.
youngadventuress.com/2018/02/travel-buenos-aires.html