Are you ready to explore one of the most breathtaking bookstores in the world? Recognized as one of the best bookstores globally, El Ateneo Grand Splendid is housed in a former theater, cinema, and radio station, now transformed into an incredible literary haven. The original architecture, meticulously preserved, creates a unique ambiance that harmoniously blends with the shelves and book collections on every floor. Don’t miss the chance to visit this remarkable spot in Buenos Aires. Dive into the full guide by ExpatPathways and prepare to be amazed by this cultural gem. El Ateneo Grand Splendid (Buenos Aires): Everything You…
Author: Darío Liefeldt
Darío Liefeldt
Holding a degree in Social Communication, I am a writer and journalist with a deep passion for tourism, history, and gastronomy. Born and raised in Buenos Aires, I believe fervently that each culture represents a unique world, compelling us to explore and study even its most minute and secretive details. Join me as we delve into my experiences observing the world, and let’s reflect together before you take your next step as a digital nomad or traveler.
Cold cuts, chorizo, blood sausage, sweetbreads, provoleta, meat, chicken, bondiola, wine and even dessert. How to enjoy an Argentine asado with so many delicious things to eat? Many foreigners come to Buenos Aires with one purpose: to enjoy an Argentine asado from beginning to end. But as you have probably realized, the roast is not made up of a single cut of meat. To put it directly: we Argentines eat even the viscera of the cow. Therefore, this article will give you an order to follow when enjoying an Argentine asado. That is, what to start with, drinks to accompany…
Looking for the ultimate burger experience in Palermo, Buenos Aires? Home to the city’s finest burger joints, Palermo hosts a thrilling “delicious” duel between burger chains and specialized restaurants, where price, quality, and size matter most. Here, you can indulge in everything from classic burgers to bold new creations featuring multiple patties, unique sauces, and sides. Even vegans and those with gluten sensitivities will find delicious burgers tailored to their needs. ExpatPathways has curated a list of the best burger places in Palermo, ensuring that whether you’re a digital nomad, traveler, or expat, you’ll find the perfect spot to satisfy…
Are you ready to indulge in the ultimate steakhouse experience in Buenos Aires? Although Puerto Madero might not be the largest neighborhood, it boasts the highest concentration of steakhouses and grills in the city. As you stroll along its docks and quays, you’ll be tantalized by the aroma of sizzling meats wafting from each restaurant’s chimney. To help you navigate this culinary paradise, ExpatPathways presents a curated list of the best steakhouses in Puerto Madero. Whether you’re a digital nomad, a traveler, or an expat, our guide features a range of options from all-you-can-eat buffets to more refined and classic…
Being a pedestrian in Buenos Aires would require professional training. We are referring to foreigners who arrive in the city and, after an apparently calm weekend, find a chaotic Buenos Aires. In Buenos Aires, several factors come together to explain the traffic chaos: reckless driving, the cell phone as a distraction factor and, no less important, the role of the pedestrian. This being the weakest actor on public roads, he often contributes with his mistakes to traffic accidents having a fatal outcome. How to be a pedestrian in Buenos Aires? Rather than answering for the positive or what you should…
An issue that often goes unnoticed when planning a trip is tipping. A practice that in some countries like Japan is an offense, in other parts of the world it is a habit. And, as such, it is necessary to incorporate it into our “lexicon” of norms and customs as a foreigner. In Buenos Aires, and in Argentina, tipping is a custom. It usually occurs in restaurants and bars, as well as delivery drivers, taxi drivers, tour guides, and luggage attendants. It constitutes a kind of “recognition” for the services received and, although it is not mandatory, it has become…
Abasto Shopping in Buenos Aires seamlessly combines the rich history of its former life as the city’s most important market until the late 20th century with its current status as a leading shopping destination. From the outside, the building remains almost entirely as it was during its market days, preserving its historic charm. Inside, a vibrant mix of shops, cafés, restaurants, a cinema, and an amusement park awaits visitors, offering a perfect blend of entertainment and leisure. The unique urban location of Abasto Shopping, surrounded by both low-rise houses and high-rise buildings, reflects the area’s evolution through the decades, making…
Are you ready to discover the best breweries in Recoleta, Buenos Aires? In a neighborhood as significant as Recoleta, it’s impossible not to enjoy a delicious and artisanal Argentine beer. The top breweries here know that Recoleta is a hotspot for foreigners eager to sample Argentine beer, offering excellent options that showcase the best of Buenos Aires’ brewing scene. Buenos Aires has witnessed firsthand how craft breweries have proliferated across its neighborhoods, and Recoleta is no exception. Dive into our guide on ExpatPathways to explore the 10 best breweries in Recoleta, perfect for digital nomads, travelers, and expats looking to…
Are you ready to explore the charming cafés of Recoleta, where specialty coffee shops compete delightfully with historic bars? Café and Recoleta are inseparable terms in Buenos Aires, offering an array of spots where tradition and history blend seamlessly with the art of coffee making. Whether you’re a digital nomad, a traveler, or an expat, the cafés in Recoleta are must-visit destinations for enjoying anything from breakfast to brunch or a delightful afternoon tea. Dive into our curated list of the 10 best cafés in Recoleta, brought to you by ExpatPathways, and discover the perfect places to relax, work, and…
Curious about one of Buenos Aires’ most iconic pedestrian streets? Florida Street, located in the bustling downtown area, is an open-air commercial gallery that has experienced Argentina’s highs and lows. Following the challenges of 2020, this historic street has embarked on a gradual economic recovery. Renowned for its currency exchange spots and brand-name stores, Florida Street remains a major attraction for foreigners. Explore the rich history and dynamic present of Florida Street with ExpatPathways, and see why it’s a top destination for digital nomads, travelers, and expats visiting Buenos Aires. Florida Street (Buenos Aires): Everything You Need to Know Before…