After the original Buzzfeed-Post: the NICE-Team has made it’s own version of what to see, do, and most importantly eat in Argentina. Check out this country’s highlights of places, cultural sights and food below. […]
You will not only learn/improve your Spanish in Argentina. Book a flight and make your own experience :) […]
There is no visa required for tourists from most European countries, neither for Canadians or US-Americans. As a tourist, you are allowed to stay up to 90 days in the country. Leaving Argentina for one or more days (for example by doing a trip to a neighboring country) will give you the right to stay for another 90 days – since the day of your return to Argentina. This can be repeated as often as you want. […]
You know how the Argentines speak? Here are 10 characteristics of their Spanish. Get familiar! […]
You like to get to know new places? Here in Argentina you never get bored! Watch this video! Janice is talking about her favorite place. […]
When going to a place you don’t know, it might be helpful to see what others have experienced or know about this place. Read Travellers reviews on websites and forums before booking hotels, guided tours or restaurants or even try to find a blogger who might be more into what’s new and what’s good in the city. Avoid lines and crowds by booking online, searching for sightseeing passes and Combo-Cards. The goal is to have fewer luggage. Plan it and take your time. This doesn’t mean you have to leave many things at home. It’s rather about, for example, mixing [...]
Argentina – Empanadas, Mate, Dulce de leche & Co. This was Jana’s experience: […]
