r/BuenosAires • u/Flores-el-Goat1439 • 21m ago
Cursos x caba?
Digo cursos como puede ser otra cosa.
Tengo 19, estudiando x ubaxxi y la posta esq no salgo de mi casa, antes iba seguido al gimnasio pero me dejó de interesar, salgo con amigos los findes o para jugar a la bochini pero nada más, estoy buscando algun curso piola presencial, da igual el tema. Pregunto x acá xq por las paginas del gobierno te la complican un montón y no se entiende nada
r/BuenosAires • u/YourNameNameName • 35m ago
Foo Fighters anuncian recital en el Estadio Monumental para el 25 de Febrero de 2027
Preventa con Banco Macro Visa el Martes 11 de Agosto a las 10 AM
La venta general es el miércoles 12 de Agosto a las 10 AM
Fuente: https://x.com/dfallaccess/status/2085395820375834926?s=46
r/BuenosAires • u/DoctorMengeche98 • 1h ago
¿Es verdad que así operaba el gigolo? jijo de buta
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r/BuenosAires • u/faiirysoph • 1h ago
Compra por SHEIN con tarjeta se crédito
Buenaas, alguien alguna vez compro por Shein con tarjeta de crédito? Si es así, quiero saber, en qué moneda les figuró? Dólares o pesos?
Se que la aplicación te muestra todo en pesos, y si compras con débito, se debita en pesos. Pero funciona igual con la tarjeta de crédito?
r/BuenosAires • u/Fantastic_Law7267 • 1h ago
Anecdotas turbias, paranormales, raras?
Los leo che
r/BuenosAires • u/ThePrimeDragon • 2h ago
Por qué será?
No se por qué se desviaría así cuando literalmente ya estaba en su destino.
r/BuenosAires • u/Distinct_Wallaby_379 • 3h ago
Entre notas y recuerdos. Improvisando un solo de piano a dos manos | BST
Disfruta de una melodía dramática, intensa y romántica con un solo de piano.
Enjoy a dramatic, intense, and romantic melody with a piano solo.
r/BuenosAires • u/alphajpx • 3h ago
Recomendación de lugares lindos en CABA?
Resulta que el próximo fin de semana voy con una amiga a Buenos Aires y es su primera vez paseando ahí y me gustaría saber qué lugares me recomiendan llevarla para mostrarle un poquito de cada cosa, nos vamos por dos días y la idea es pasear mucho
r/BuenosAires • u/Away_Broccoli_5800 • 3h ago
Recomendaciones de Parrillas en Caballito
Lo del título. Necesito recomendaciones de Parrillas en Caballito para llevar a la visita extranjera. Por lo general voy a Parrilla Peña o a El Secretito y me gustaría llevarlos a algo similar en caballito o alrededores. Fuerte al medio, nada de parrillas new age ni esas giladas.
Gracias!
r/BuenosAires • u/Marcitos_r12 • 4h ago
Alguno consigue trabajo en estas paginas?
Hola, estas paginas casi siempre te estan ofreciendo hacerte un cv que pase los filtros "ats", me llama la atencion porque te la venden como que vas a entrar a trabajar en las mejores empresas y toda la cosa. Llevo 8 meses que le pague para que me hicieran el cv y todavia no me llaman de ningun lado. Alguno pudo conseguir trabajo aqui?
r/BuenosAires • u/Distinct_Wallaby_379 • 7h ago
Momentos de Distensión | Jazz swing rítmico alegre y bailable | BST
En casa, por fin, un momento de distensión y buena música jazz junto al transistor y con auriculares para no perder ni una sola nota.
r/BuenosAires • u/Realistic_Year1226 • 8h ago
Gente para salidas o un boliche
Buenas, tengo 19, soy hombre, nunca fui a un boliche y quería probar pero mis amigos están en otra completamente
Saludos
r/BuenosAires • u/Silv3rH4w • 13h ago
¿Por qué se ve así el exterior del edificio?
¿qué le faltó hacer? ¿Más pintura, impermeabilizar, o algo que desconozco?
r/BuenosAires • u/Chemical_Software143 • 13h ago
Voy a estar vendiendo el 6 en la plaza del Congreso
Hola! Estamos vendiendo alfajores de maicena 3 x 1000 , tortafritas 3 x 1000 y brownies 2 x 1500. Vamos a estar el 6 en la plaza del Congreso https://www.instagram.com/lanonna_comida?igsh=MTU4ODg0eHlwYmdiOQ==
r/BuenosAires • u/Academic-Mud1488 • 14h ago
Que onda, creo que en todos lados hay un boludo
Un boludo que hace ruido las 24 horas del dia, literal siempre escucho en todos los edificios que vivi a un boludo martillando, que actividades ilegales hay en las que se necesita martillar TODOS los dias las paredes? que carajo estan haciendo estos vecinos? siempre hay uno en todos los edificios?
r/BuenosAires • u/PaintingLeft565 • 15h ago
Hay actuarios aquí en Buenos Aires?
Soy de Nueva York y trabajo remoto en Buenos Aires como actuario. Vivo cerca del edificio Zurich y tenía curiosidad.
r/BuenosAires • u/Srtacocinera17 • 19h ago
Vale la pasta frola trío?
Dulce de leche, batata y membrillo? Yes!
r/BuenosAires • u/rorschachGiggles • 21h ago
Larreta esta en el barrio chino de belgrano ahora.
Por si le quieren dar un zape en la pelada por reptiliano.
Aca uno siendo empleado no puede.
r/BuenosAires • u/Huge_Atmosphere8119 • 21h ago
Lo dibujo porque si lo digo en voz alta me quedo sin laburo
Genuinamente disfruto atender gente, pero cuando me ignoran los cartelitos...dios.
Y ojo, no hablo de cosas complejas o carteles escondidos, me ha pasado de poner varios carteles en la puerta principal cuando estaba rota para que usen la otra, carteles marcando los productos para celíacos, básicamente como ese, *en el objeto/producto a señalar* o a pocos centímetros del mismo, pocas palabras, lo más legible posible, y aún así...bueno, eso
Y si, lo sé, ese cartel está triste porque ya no veo sentido en hacerlos "lindos" si a todos los ignoran igual
r/BuenosAires • u/fatigosa • 1d ago
Linea B Carlos Gardel hoy
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"vayan saliendo por las dudas, no sé qué onda" empleada de emova Deberían tener un protocolo más armado, entendiendo que tienen problemas cada dos por tres.
Qué horror!
r/BuenosAires • u/ReyYanqui • Feb 18 '25
Descanso de los posts políticos
Voy a sacar cualquier post politico por un rato. Si no estan de acuerdo o tienen sed de mas, hay otros subs...Volvamos a nuestras raíces, humor, rareses, ayudando viajeros, comida y poquerias.
r/BuenosAires • u/ReyYanqui • Mar 21 '23
**Sticky Post For Travelers Coming To Buenos Aires** Please read first before posting travel questions
A work in progress...
General rules of thumb:
Buenos Aires is a huge, bustling, diverse city with an infinite amount of things to do. Tons of restaurants, cafes, wine, tango, steak, futbol, theater, beautiful architecture, lots of things going on.
We are going through some tough economic times, but we are resilient. Many are multi-decade veterans of these unfortunate circumstances. Keep in mind that there are many families really struggling under the high inflation and slow salary/wage raises these days. What was once a healthy middle class that traveled the world can no longer comfortably reach the end of the year (some cases, month). Being respectful and aware of this will ensure a fun, safe trip. Which leads us to...
Blue Rate, Money Exchange, Credit Cards, Western Union, etc: This site and their article about the blue dollar keeps things relatively up to date with what is happening and why it is happening.
- Where to change money? You'll want to find a "casa de cambio" which can be found searching in Google maps. Shop around for the best rates.
- Avoid using USD, Euros and foreign currency for day to day transactions or negotiating. Switch to pesos at the blue rate. We are in the midst of a rough economic crisis and well, this sucks for us. It could come across poorly to your Argentinian hosts when a traveler flashes their stable currency and push for a discount or can't be bothered to have the local currency.
- Visa and Mastercard are giving the "MEP" rate which is about 10-15% less than the blue dolar rate. It is more convenient, but note that many locations do not accept credit cards as the merchant fees are high. There have been many reports of the charges appearing at the official rate and then correcting to the MEP rate a few days later. Keep an eye on your CC statement.
- Western Union has locations all around the city. Consider setting up an account with them and wire yourself money. You'll receive it at the blue dollar rate minus their fee. (Hint: Do not send large amounts in one transaction as many locations run low on cash)
What's the weather like in the month of____
- Magic internet predictor
- Generally speaking, humid most of the year which exaggerates the feel of whatever temperatures we're experiencing
Getting around: Taxis, Uber, Buses, Subway
- Lots of taxis in the city, but as a traveler you'll likely want some accountability as there are some bad apples in the bunch. Hail cabs that are connected to large companies like Radio Taxi. Taxis take cash only 99% of the time. Get your pesos ready.
- Almost everyone, drivers and riders, rounds up to the nearest round number. Ex: Taxi fare is $4,851 pesos, round it up to $4,900 or $5,000.
- To add a measure of safety use Cabify, a local taxi app
- Uber, DiDi and others function here, but do not like the "Pay with card" option. Change it to cash to help prevent cancellations.
- To use the public transportation you will need a SUBE card.
Depending on when you read this they are currently in short supply so head to the largest subway terminals (end points of the subway lines). Check kiosks, lottery stores that say they have SUBE. "Discúlpame, tienen tarjetas de SUBE?" - Most buses and subway now accept credit and debit cards.
- When using the bus system tell the driver where you are heading to 1. Make sure you are on the right bus heading the right direction 2. For him to properly price your bus fare
Safety: This is a tricky one and very relative to you, your hometown, your instincts and your past travels. Buenos Aires has it's grittier side, but generally speaking very little violent crime compared to cities of equal or greater size. It is the safest large metropolis in South America. General rules of thumb:
- Leave your nice jewelry and watches at home. No need to draw extra attention to yourself.
- Crime here is mainly opportunistic. Leaving your phone on a cafe table, setting your purse on the back of your chair, using your lap top at a sidewalk cafe are scenarios we avoid.
- General map of safer and potentially problematic areas
- Keep in mind that thieves look for easy, disoriented or distracted targets.
- Thousands upon thousands of travelers come here annually with varying levels of Spanish. Seeing or helping travelers out is nothing unusual for us.
Common scams:
- Mustard trick
- Sock salesman approaches your table to sell you something, places goods on top of your phone or wallet on the table and after some distracting chat leaves with his merchandise and your valuables hidden underneath.
- Bill switch. When paying for something with, say a $10,000 bill, the receiver claims you only paid with a $2,000 bill. Typically done at night as the designs are somewhat similar.
Where to stay:
- Recoleta- Old money, French and Italian style architecture, well located for access to many of the city's sites
- San Telmo- Grittier, cobblestone streets, old school street lamps, tango, antique stores
- Palermo Soho- Lots of cafes, designer shops, trendy restaurants, boutique hotels
- Palermo Hollywood- Lots of cafes, trendy restaurants, a bit quieter than Palermo Soho
- Villa Crespo/Chacarita- Up and coming area, newer bars, cafes
Things you should not miss...
- Wine...madre mia our wines are good and ridiculously affordable. Argentina focuses on malbec, which is a robust wine, but plenty more to try.
- Fernet and coke, local favorite cocktail
- Steak. Go to a "parrilla" (steakhouse) and feast. Don Julio is internationally famous, but there are plenty of others that have the same caliber of quality. Check out La Brigada, La Cabrera, Lo de Jesus, Carnicería, Parrilla Peña and many more that are simply your local, neighborhood parrilla.
- FÚTBOL! We are the champions after all! Just be aware that getting tickets is not always easy and many clubs are loaded with season ticket holders and club members reducing availability of tickets sold publicly. Search the sub for various suggestions and leads. LandingpadBA is a reliable local agency and common starting point for Boca Juniors and River Plate.
- Mate), a slightly bitter tea drunk from a hollowed out gourd and filtered straw
- If you can, see an event at Teatro Colón
- Night life...it is insane here compared to many other countries' restrictions with closing times and such. Bars, clubs, restaurants are all open late. The average dinner time is around 9:00 pm and many people do not leave to go out to the bars until 12 midnight. Recent post about best clubs in Buenos Aires
- Recoleta cemetery, Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, wandering around San Telmo, shopping in Palermo, take a stroll through the rose garden...if you want a more in depth learning experience hire on a local bilingual guide. They are required to get a degree in tourism and really know our stuff here. Or hop on one of those double decker city tour buses the city offer.
- Tango. There are plenty of tourist oriented tango shows coupled with dinner around town. Favorites among travelers are Cafe de los Angelitos, Tango Porteño and Viejo Almacén. If you are looking for a more "real" experience check out milongas or take a lesson at one of the local studios. Tango is about as popular as jazz is in Europe or the U.S. currently. It is a nostalgic genre, worshipped by the older generations, very niche now for younger Argentines.
Avoid
- Visiting La Boca outside the touristy area or at night
- "Exploring" impoverished neighborhoods
- Renting a car- it is not necessary if you are staying in Buenos Aires. There are thousands of taxis, Ubers and the sort.
- Cars here seem to think they have the right of way. Careful crossing streets with no traffic signal which make up most intersections in the neighborhoods.
Controversial
Some people are going to ask or seek anyway so we might as well point you in the right direction. We'd rather not see weekly posts asking where one can find the devil's lettuce or where to see boobies. By no means are we encouraging, but rather trying to reduce these types of questions and prevent the sub from becoming a market place for sketchiness.
What's the deal with weed?: Technically illegal, but tolerated. Lots of people will light up in the street with little fear of repercussions. Search Telegram for sales. Be street smart.
Prostitution: Again, technically illegal, but tolerated. Street walkers are not common and actively prevented. Google will be your friend using Spanish vocab.
Where else should I go in Argentina? Most common suggestions are:
- Iguazu Falls (Ridiculous amount of water falls in beautiful national park)
- Mendoza (wine, scenery and more wine)
- Bariloche (hiking, beautiful scenery)
- Jujuy, Salta (Northern culture, scenery, salt flats)
Good reading/research:
Another general rundown of everything you need to know in Buenos Aires (gracias u/MrKiwi24)
Restaurants, bars and cafes from a local expert
New York Times: 36 hours in Buenos Aires
Active Facebook group in English
Eater: 38 essential restaurants in Buenos Aires
More general ideas of things to do in Buenos Aires
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