Author: Darío Liefeldt

How can you miss visiting one of the world’s most acclaimed cultural centers? The Kirchner Cultural Center (CCK) in Buenos Aires, previously home to the Postal and Telecommunications Directorate, now stands as a beacon of art and history. After a period of uncertainty, the National State transformed this historic building into a modern cultural venue, featuring exhibitions and remarkable architectural wonders. The CCK beautifully merges its 100-year-old heritage with modern elements, including a stunning concert hall. Join ExpatPathways as we explore everything you need to know before your visit to the Kirchner Cultural Center in Buenos Aires. Kirchner Cultural Center…

How many meals a day do Argentines eat in Buenos Aires? Traveling to a new country means adapting to its customs and codes of coexistence. Nor is it a question of subordinating oneself to force, but rather of finding a synthesis between one’s own habits and those of the country one visits. In Buenos Aires it is customary to eat four times a day: breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner. In turn, each of these meals has its time intervals. Now, don’t think that Argentinians prepare to eat by looking at the clock. In everyday life it is not always possible…

Despite being one of the least unsafe cities in Latin America, Buenos Aires has its dark sides. As a foreigner who will visit (or if you are already in) Buenos Aires, you must take some precautions that may sound crazy to you, but which are totally infallible. Carry the backpack in front of your torso? Not being able to use your cell phone on the street? It is true, the chances of a robbery or theft occurring against you are low, but they are still latent. Especially when you don’t fully understand the codes of the streets of Buenos Aires,…

Just as Buenos Aires is a city where eating and drinking well are guaranteed pleasures, we do not always have that possibility. Sometimes you’ll need to eat something quickly and you don’t want it to cost you too much money. After all, who enjoys paying for fast food that is practically unenjoyable? Well, Buenos Aires is a city in which eating fast and cheap is totally possible. The question you might probably ask yourself is where and what you can eat. Don’t worry, we have concrete solutions here, since the final decision is yours. Where to Eat Quickly and Cheaply…

Navigating the healthcare system in Buenos Aires can feel like piecing together a grand puzzle, where public and private sectors coexist in a dynamic relationship. In this comprehensive guide from ExpatPathways, discover how Buenos Aires, home to one of the best public universities for medicine, nurtures top health professionals like the esteemed Dr. René Favaloro. Understand the significant differences between the healthcare services in the Province and the City of Buenos Aires, and the debates over potential restrictions on medical care for non-residents due to system bottlenecks. With a robust network of hospitals, private clinics, and an impressive array of…

How can you miss visiting the Carlos Gardel Passage? If you want to experience an iconic spot for tango and its history, the Tango Walk is the perfect destination. Walking through the Carlos Gardel Passage and encountering the Abasto Shopping Mall, the most iconic building in that area of Buenos Aires, is truly gratifying. From enjoying a delicious meal to catching a tango show or even visiting the very house where Carlos Gardel lived, the Carlos Gardel Passage has it all. Discover everything you need to know about this legendary location in Buenos Aires with ExpatPathways! Carlos Gardel Passage (Buenos…

Argentina is known in the world for many reasons: Lionel Messi, Diego Maradona, football, tango, music, culture, its Nobel Prizes, its food, its landscapes, its warmth and its economic crises. Argentina’s economy is not our best facet. Despite being a country rich in natural resources and with the best level of English in Latin America, terrible economic policies have triggered inflation to record levels and plunged our productivity. In addition to the Argentines, our currency also pays the consequences of the economic disaster. The deterioration of purchasing power makes the Argentine peso worth less and less, not only as a…

The taxi monopoly in Buenos Aires entered into crisis when applications like Uber or Cabify burst into Argentina. If until a decade ago the taxi was the first (and only) option for traveling by private car, the scenario has changed drastically since then. But Uber, Cabify or DiDi, to name the main car-sharing applications, are not always so convenient. In some cases, a taxi may be the only alternative to travel, while in others ride-hailing apps may be. In this article we will analyze when each transportation option is most convenient. This way you will maximize your budget and be…

Traveling in Buenos Aires means having your SUBE card at hand. This essential card ensures you can explore the city without making transportation a burden on your budget. With Buenos Aires’ excellent public transportation system, you can easily reach different parts of the city with just one mode of transport. The affordability of traveling in Buenos Aires is unmatched, even when compared to other countries in the region. At ExpatPathways, we guide you through the best ways to utilize your SUBE card, helping you travel cheap and fast. Discover how to get the most out of this indispensable tool for…

Finding a quiet and comfortable place to work on your laptop in downtown Buenos Aires can be quite the challenge. While there are many appealing cafés, not all of them are suited for a productive work session. At ExpatPathways, we have meticulously verified each café on our list to ensure they meet the essential criteria: low noise levels, great coffee, reliable WiFi, and ample space. Discover our top picks for the best cafés to work in Downtown Buenos Aires and find your ideal spot to stay productive amidst the bustling city. The Best Cafés to Work in Downtown Buenos Aires…