Rebecca

Rebecca is a travel junkie who started dreaming about seeing the world from a very young age. She's visited more than 40 countries. A former expat, she's lived in Australia, Papua New Guinea, Argentina and the United States. She loves to share travel resources, tips and stories based on her personal travel experiences, and her goal is to make travel planning just that bit easier. She has a Master in International Sustainable Tourism Management from Monash University and has worked in media and communications for almost 20 years.

A wide city intersection with traffic, buses, and pedestrians. A tall white obelisk stands in the center under a cloudy sky, surrounded by buildings and billboards. This iconic landmark is a must-see in any 3 days in Buenos Aires itinerary.

First Time in Buenos Aires? Here’s What You Need to Know

Best Wineries in Cafayate: Argentina’s Other Wine Region

Visiting Iguazu Falls: The Complete Guide to the Argentina and Brazil Sides

Honeymoon in Argentina

Planning a Honeymoon in Argentina? These Are the Most Romantic Places to Visit

Corner view of a weathered two-story historic building in San Antonio de Areco, with peeling plaster walls, green wooden shutters, wrought-iron balconies, and several doorways opening onto a quiet street. Cars are parked along the curb, utility poles and wires run overhead, and the cloudy sky adds to the aged atmosphere. This colonial-era streetscape is a charming scene often encountered in San Antonio de Areco, one of the best day trips from Buenos Aires.

5 Great Day Trips from Buenos Aires

A woman (the author of this article) wearing sunglasses, jeans, a leather jacket, and a patterned scarf leans against a low stone wall beneath two barred windows on a white stucco building in North Argentina. The building’s rustic architecture and stone foundation create a historic atmosphere, while the wide composition emphasizes the symmetry of the façade. This layered outfit is a good example of what to wear in Argentina during cooler mornings and evenings in historic towns.

Argentina Packing List: Everything You Need to Pack (By Region & Activities)

Travel Insurance for Argentina: What to Know Before You Buy

Best Estancias Near Buenos Aires: 6 Gaucho Ranches Worth Visiting

Palacio Barolo Tours: A Complete Guide to Visiting This Buenos Aires Landmark

Large turquoise building in Bogotá featuring a colorful mural that reads “Bienvenidos a la Perseverancia” in bold pink and orange lettering, with a pedestrian crossing sign, speed limit sign, and cloudy sky overhead during a Bogotá food tour.

Bogotá Food Tour: 10 Colombian Dishes to Try in the Capital (Review of A Chef’s Tour)

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