Buenos Aires is elegant and nocturnal — grand boulevards and belle-époque cafés, world-class steak and Malbec, tango halls, and distinct barrios from artsy Palermo to colorful La Boca. Dinner starts at 10pm and the city rewards night owls.
Recoleta Cemetery
San Telmo Sunday market
Palermo dining
A tango show
Eating dinner at 7pm in an empty room — locals dine at 10; adopt the schedule (and a late-afternoon café merienda) to eat where the energy is.
Changing money at the official airport rate — understand the parallel "blue dollar" and bring clean USD cash; it dramatically changes your budget.
It’s Southern Hemisphere, so spring (October–November) and autumn (March–April) are the mild sweet spots; January–February is hot and many porteños leave the city.
Munduva is free for your whole group — pick the dates together, build the plan, and split the costs.
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