Author: Darío Liefeldt

Have you ever wondered what makes the bodegones of Buenos Aires such an integral part of the city’s culinary tradition? These charming, no-frills restaurants offer more than just hearty portions and a family-friendly atmosphere—they tell the story of Buenos Aires itself, reflecting the indelible influences of waves of immigrants who shaped the city’s cultural landscape. In this article from ExpatPathways, we’ll explore what makes bodegones unique and how to identify the best ones, so whether you’re a digital nomad, a traveler, or an expat, you’ll be well-equipped to enjoy these iconic dining spots. Expect generous servings, a welcoming ambiance, and…

Planning your stay in Buenos Aires requires more than checking accommodations, tourist attractions and places to eat. The cost of living in Buenos Aires, although it is affordable in most areas, is framed in an economy that oscillates between recession and reactivation. For an Argentine, talking about inflation is totally natural. But for a foreigner, it is necessary to be prepared and have an explanation beforehand, so that you can make as close a calculation as possible of how much it will cost you to live in Buenos Aires. What You Should Know About The Cost Of Living in Buenos…

Curious about the last surviving tramway in Buenos Aires? The Historic Caballito Tramway is indeed still running, offering a unique ride through the tranquil, residential neighborhood of Caballito. This experience harks back to the days when trams were a key part of the city’s urban and public transportation system until they were largely replaced by buses in the 1960s and 1970s. Don’t miss the chance to step back in time and explore this charming piece of Buenos Aires history. In this guide, ExpatPathways will provide you with everything you need to know before your visit. Historic Caballito Tram (Buenos Aires):…

When you find yourself in a country and a city that you don’t know, the first thing you should know is what are the places and phone numbers you have to go to in case of an emergency. What type of emergencies? A crime, an accident or a health problem. In Buenos Aires, having those emergency numbers on your phone is essential. This way you will avoid wasting time typing numbers at times when minutes and seconds may be scarce. Emergencies in Buenos Aires: The Phone Numbers You Should Have In Your Agenda 911 The 911 line is the number…

What is one of the dreams of any book lover? Find a place where you can not only read in silence and calm, but also where you can enjoy a coffee and something delicious. Well, Buenos Aires is a city where coffee and books go together very well. From specialty coffee shops with books to read to bookstores or libraries that offer a small space to have a coffee. The options are diverse. The Best Book Bars in Buenos Aires 1. Vivaldi Books Bar Location: Santiago del Estero 1098. Located just a few meters from the Faculty of Social Sciences…

Buenos Aires is a city that many writers and poets have tried to understand through their literary works. Jorge Luis Borges, Julio Cortázar, Adolfo Bioy Casares, Roberto Arlt, to name a few, have tried to understand what is the essence that makes Buenos Aires a place different from others. That philosophical search, still without answers, and the city itself do nothing more than fuel the interest of literature lovers in getting to know Buenos Aires. Well, an interesting trip that you can take through the City is precisely through literature. Libraries, bookstores, fairs and literary cafes have stories to tell…

Where to eat in Buenos Aires? The most delicious question to answer when you are visiting or residing in the capital of Argentina. Dining in Buenos Aires is not difficult either economically or in terms of options to choose from; The complicated thing is how to make a decision between so many gastronomic alternatives. Therefore, we propose a series of questions that you should ask yourself to reach a final decision. From evaluating whether you want to go out to eat or order food at home to determining what you feel like eating. Buenos Aires has some of the best…

Looking for a perfect blend of nature and culture in Buenos Aires? Plaza Francia, one of the city’s most beautiful green spaces, is an ideal destination for digital nomads, travelers, and expats alike. Nestled in the vibrant Recoleta neighborhood, this charming park offers more than just picturesque views with its pure air, sprawling lawns, and beautiful sculptures. Plaza Francia is a place to live and enjoy like a local, surrounded by notable landmarks such as the UBA Law School, the National Library, Recoleta Cemetery, and the Floralis Genérica. Dive into the complete guide to Plaza Francia, brought to you by…

In the night of Buenos Aires, do you live or survive? The reality is that in the capital of Argentina, the night is one of the most fascinating in Latin America and the world. Not only because of how extensive it is, but also because of the variety of proposals and options to put together your own plan. Go out dancing or watch a movie at the cinema? Enjoy some signature cocktails or drink craft beer? These dilemmas that arise will appear to you as soon as you spend your first night in Buenos Aires. In this article, we will…

You’re walking around Buenos Aires and suddenly you feel like going to the bathroom. But you are on a public road, so you must open your mental map and look for where the nearest public bathroom is. Good question, guaranteed answer. Public bathrooms in Buenos Aires are in different parts of the city, although many times we do not realize it. The reason is simple: we only use them when a need presses us. But don’t worry, because finding a public bathroom is not an odyssey nor does it require money. You simply have to know where to go to…