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just came back from it, the city really does feel like a party every day no matter what you do. it's a living festival.

My family spent most of our time on vacation there away from Miami and when not at home in Florida, the Bahamas but we all loved and love Buenos Aires more than anywhere else because the dining scene and arts are on par with NYc except the atmosphere is a 1,000 times more cozy and relaxing.    My dad generally hates everywhere and everything but he loves loves loves Argentina.

I love that they have four seasons! Also, as a Canadian it's not the cold that I dislike. It's the darkness.

In Buenos Aires, their longest night leaves them with ~10 hrs of daylight, but where I am from in Canada it's ~7hrs.
That 3 hours makes a huge difference!

Bellísima la Ciudad de Buenos Aires 😍

To  be honest, I don't understand how the fact of not being "a summer paradise all year-long" can be considered a bad point of the city. If you had taken the trouble to look at a map before travelling to Buenos Aires, you woud have noticed that the city is in the south of the American Continent, so it would be extremely irrational to expect "tropical weather" in a place whose latitude is way below the Tropic of Capricorn. In a way, that comment reminds me of a tourist from the USA that wrote a letter of complaint to her travel agent because, in her trip to Spain, everybody including taxi drivers had the audacity to speak to her in Spanish. "Well, since Spain is such a great destination for tourism, I expected people to talk to me in English, not Spanish!!!!" Dear Graeme, if someone has irrealistic expectations, that is not a "bad point" of our city. How incredibly conceited...

2:07 “for anyone” you forgot to add: “WITH MONEY” 😅

Ive been twice , great city !

You forgot the sensational food festivals in BA like the Sandwich Festival at the Hippodrome Palermo (there are plenty of various food festivals here), the French Food Festival and so on.

There’re three seasons in BA as “winter” is the same as autumn in Europe. The temperature never goes below zero in BA, not even at night

Tell me, what is the first world? I've been to the USA and Europe, and in many ways Argentina is much better than those countries.

Hermosos lugares para quien le gusta la vida en la ciudad....cómo dice el dicho" Hay una vida mejor.....Pero es más cara"😂😂😂

I hate taxes too 😢 lets hope the next impositive reform lowers them¡

Buenos and Argentina rocks and I love it😁😁😂😂 Wonderful people and architecture is stunning. Can’t wait to return!!!

Nice video bro. You can vistit Villa María, nice city too

I am tired of people saying you have to be careful in Bss As. I was robbed in Paris and Rome. Even in Miami..i work at odd hours and have to walk the streets at 1 2 or even 3 o'clock in the morning and i feel safe. I walk my dog in a very Big park at midnight(parque Avellaneda) and i feel safe. People having a picnic. Couples kissing. Children playing football. And police officers walking around. So before making any more comments about safety in BA leave your own búnker and walk

Hi there! Argentinian here❤ didnt saw the video but i bet its cool and very much researched, 1 year in BSAS you have lots of oportunities to see what is has to offer!
see ya!

Graeme post more often!!!!!!!

Great and useful video! Love your vids and X posts 10/10. It's a shame the border runs went away, the biggest chance I was going to stay a full year at some point was if they still had that. :( I don't think I want to get sucked into an insane tax net doing anything formal. Last time I went it was so I could spend a full year in the cold, and it was getting hot up North lol

Very great video and very valid points when it comes to the bad & ugly. Greetings from Buenos Aires!

Great video:person-turqouise-waving: