I have spent a lot of time in Buenos. I lived there for 5 months in my early 20's, for another 5 months in 2022, and I recently returned to Argentina in late 2024. Buenos Aires is one of my favorite cities in the entire world, and I want to share with you what makes it so great. This 10-day itinerary begins on a Friday morning and is arranged according to market schedules, or other events in the city that fall on particular days. But you can certainly do the activities out of order, and fit them to your schedule as needed. I have planned this 10-day itinerary to allow you to maximize your days, and hours in this amazing city, but still allow you to enjoy the small moments without feeling overwhelmed, and get rest when needed. I have spent around 100 hours researching, writing descriptions to give detailed information of every place mentioned in this itinerary, visiting and testing out each day; they are all genuine recommendations. I have carefully planned out and timed each activity, including transportation and time moving between sites. I have also linked related articles and videos from my blog and YouTube channel. This itinerary will provide you not only with daily activities, but information on how to get the best exchange rate, how to stay safe, and information for transportation- how to get from spot to spot, so you can put as little time into planning as possible. Let me do that for you! :) This is not the ideal itinerary for those seeking the nightlife and parties. It is full of morning, daytime, and evening activities (with a few optional activities that go into the night) to help you get to know the culture of Buenos Aires and Argentina. It does not include nightclubs. This is a great itinerary if you are coming to Buenos Aires for the first time and you want to see all the important places, along with a few extra gems. This can also serve if you live in the city but have friends and family coming to visit. I've got it all planned out for you! I have included a lot of walking in this itinerary, though I have attempted to concentrate each day in one particular city area whenever possible. However, the city is full of transportation options if you prefer fewer steps due to accessibility issues, or fatigue. I strongly suggest reading through the entire itinerary at the beginning of the week in case there are places where you need to make a reservation. If so, it will be listed at the top of each day. Updated: December 2024

A lot of times when traveling, it can be tricky to find great coffee shops that allow you to stay a while. Eat and drink while you work. This is a list of coffee shops around the city that will let you do just that!

One of the best things to happen to craft beer is that suddenly everyone wants it, and everyone has it, including Buenos Aires. Here is a list of fantastic spots off the tourist path where you can find some great craft brews.

Sometimes you just want to have a nice, intimate dinner spot with your partner. Sometimes you want to impress a first date. Sometimes you want to treat yourself during a solo trip. Whether it is, I got you covered here. This is a list of the best dinner date spots from rooftop bars, to whiskey bars, to ex-convent turned bar. Each location is organized by neighborhood.

I spent one entire year (plus 5 months several years ago) exploring all that Argentina has to offer. From the big city of Buenos Aires to the sierras of Cordoba, up to the red rocks of Jujuy, and the incredible lake region of Patagonia. Argentina has "de todo un poco," a little of everything- and I'm here to help you plan your trip. Guides Include: - The Ultimate 10 day itinerary in Buenos Aires - Buenos Aires Best of... - Cordoba Capital - Mendoza - Bariloche (and around) - Puerto Madryn - Salta & Jujuy -Where to stay in BA, Córdoba, Mendoza

I spent one month in Tunisia's capital city, discovering how to get around, what to eat, and where to go. I completely fell in love with this city. I made local friends who showed me new places, and I have collected them all in this guide to Tunis, Tunisia. In this Tunis guide you can find: -General Tips for Tunis -Safety Tips for Tunis -Transportation Info -Amazing Restaurants -Great Coffee Shops -Where to Get Drinks -Traditional Tunisian Foods -Sites to See -Neighborhood Guides -Honest Opinions No need to spend hours researching what to see and where to go in Tunis, when I've already done it for you!

This guide will help you to know where to go and when while visiting the Chubut Province in Argentina, which is famous for its wildlife. Puerto Madryn is the epicenter of wildlife in Argentina. Even though it is a popular local tourist destination, finding reliable info can be a challenge. I hope to take on that burden for you, and simplify the entire process. In this guide you can find info on what to do within the town of Puerto Maryn, just outside of PM, in the south of PM, and around Peninsula Valdes.

These are all the guides available for Tunisia. -What to do and see in Tunis (the capital)

I want to help you discover the lesser known places in Florence. You already know the David, the Duomo, and Ponte Vecchio. But do you know the best place to get a craft beer? Eat the best Chinese food? Join a summer beach party? I’m here to help you live like a local! I spent two years living in the beautiful Renaissance city of Florence, Italy. Spending so much time in this city allowed me to remove myself from the regular touristy spots that so many people get caught up going to when they have just a few days here. Unfortunately, Florence really does suffer from over-tourism, particularly in the summer months. This can make it difficult to feel like you're truly a part of the life of the city. Fortunately, however, there are a ton of great places around the city, less known to tourists, where you can get to know another part of the city. In this guide, I will introduce you to those spots: the lesser-known, more local hot spots to have coffee, eat breakfast, lunch, dinner, date night, live music, and drink the night away. This guide is perfect for people who want to go to hip and cool places that are off the beaten path, which can be hard to find in Florence. Maybe you're going to be in Florence for just a few days and want to be in the know right away, or maybe you're a student coming to spend a semester in Florence. This guide will help you get a head start on all the best places that your friends probably haven't told you about. I've also provided information about transportation around the city, from walking to biking to the tramvia, etc. What this guide does NOT include: All of the historical sites, art museums, and famous statues. Every blog post includes these types of things in Florence. I want to provide you with another side of Florence.

I spent two months traveling from Guadalajara to Mexico City, and everything in between. This page shows all of the guides I have made in Mexico Guides Include: JALISCO: - What to do in Guadalajara - Guide to Tequila - Ajijic QUERÉTARO - Santiago de Querétaro - Peña de Bernal GUANAJUATO - San Miguel de Allende - Guanajuato MEXICO -cdmx

I grew up in Boulder, CO, and love the outdoors. While I have spent the majority of my adult life abroad, I have recently returned to Colorado. Every week I venture out to new hiking locations near Boulder, CO, and up in the mountains to get to know my home state. In this guide, I want to offer you detailed information about the best hikes near Boulder, CO, from a local. I will provide detailed information about trailhead locations, the difficulty of the hike, where to stay around Boulder, and where to eat/drink after you finish your hike, etc. This is a comprehensive guide to all things hiking (and apres-hike) near Boulder, CO. This guide has 14 hiking locations, 11 of which are in/around Boulder, and 3 are locations just outside of Boulder a bit (Morrison, Nederland, and Idaho Springs). Many of the hikes are linked to additional information in my blog, as well as reels on Instagram, and additional voice notes.

The northern Argentine provinces of Salta & Jujuy are something magical. Something special. I spent 5 weeks between Salta & Jujuy with my jaw dropped on the floor, in awe of all the naturual beauty it has to offer. Before I went north, I had a really hard time finding information on what to do, where to go, even the best towns to stop in. I want to make that easier for you with this guide to Argentina's northern provinces of Salta & Jujuy. I've included all the best towns to stop in, as well as information on accommodation and transportation between cities.

This is the best guide for what to do in the town of Bariloche, just outside, and a bit further out. This guide not only includes the destinations, but also includes information on transportation and detailed info on how to reach each place. I spent two weeks around the area of Bariloche getting to know the area and trying to find the best of nature, and of course the best of the gastronomical scene!

It can be hard to find nature in a bit city, but fortunately Buenos Aires has some fantastic green spaces. Here is a list of the best ones!

If you plan to head to Querétaro, in the center of Mexico, this guide is for you. Let me help you to relieve the burden of planning your trip. In this guide you can find: -Activities to do in/around Querétaro -Statues to see -Plazas & parks -Best museums -Religious sites -Where to eat & drink -Day trips outside the city -Where to stay This guide includes an interactive city map. You will also receive notifications whenever I make any changes or updates to the guide. Buen viaje a Querétaro!

Whether you're planning to spend a week in the area, or you have just 48 hours, Guadalajara is a great place to visit. This guide includes: -Where to Stay -Where to eat/drink -What to see in the city center -What to see outside of the city center -Day/Weekend Trips from Guadalajara No need to waste any of your time researching where to go and what to see. You've got it all here for you in this interactive map and guide. You're all good to go!

Indulge in the tastes of what the city is named after- Tequila. Tequila, Mexico is a super fun day or weekend trip, just one hour from Guadalajara. Tequila is, well, the birthplace of tequila, one of the world's most beloved spirits. Tourists, both Mexican and foreign, come to Tequila to learn about the history and production of tequila, sample the local cuisine, and experience traditional music and dance. Tequila offers a unique and authentic Mexican experience that can be summed up in one word: FUN! This is the best guide to Tequila, Mexico- how to get to Tequila from Guadalajara, how to find a tequila distillery tour, and what to expect on a tequila tour in Tequila, Mexico. This guide will offer advice on what to do, and how to get there from Guadalajara.

If you're wondering what to do and where to go once you arrive in Mendoza, Argentina, look no further. I've got you covered. I'll recommend places both within the city limits, as well as a bit further afield. I have also listed some recommendations on where to stay in Mendoza.

Here is a list of the absolute best places to eat in Cusco, Peru.

A lot of people come through Purmamarca, Argentina on a day trip, and some others might spend one or two nights here. I stayed an entire week! Since my guest house only provided breakfast, and didn’t allow us to use the kitchen otherwise, I ate out all my lunches and dinners. I tried my best to go to a new restaurant for each meal. While certain things seem to be slightly more expensive in Purmamarca, such as lodging and laundry, the food prices tend to compare quite nicely to the rest of the region. Wondering where you should eat in Purmamarca? Check out the list below:

Maybe you want to relax and stay a while, or maybe you want to pop in quickly to grab a take away coffee and a media luna. This list comprises all the best and cutest coffee shops in the city!

I'm always craving Mexican food no matter where I go. And sometimes I just get tired of eating the local food all the time, and there is nothing more I want than a spicy burrito covered in green chili. This list is not just the great places, but also includes the meh places along the way so that you know what to stay away from!

Unsure of what to do in the capital of the Province of Córdoba? Well look no further, I’ve got you covered! Córdoba is the second biggest city in Argentina, but without a lot of the chaos of Buenos Aires. It’s the perfect place for getting that big city fix, but still feel really chilled out. I spent 3 entire months getting to know this city and what it has to offer. I made several local friends, which is how I discoverd off the beaten path spots. I'm now going to pass those secrets over to you.

This city is full of markets, and there is something going every single day of the week. I've compiled a list here of all the very best markets this city has to offer!

A Weekend in a Uruguayan coastal town Colonia del Sacramento is one of the most beautiful, historic, and pleasantly surprising cities in the region. It is known for its unique colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and stunning views of the Rio de la Plata. I was surprised to find that Colonia was founded by Portuguese settlers in the late 1600's, and is considered to be the oldest city in Uruguay. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a city full of charm and history, known for its picturesque colonial architecture, with influences from Portuguese, Spanish, and Brazilian. I spent 40 hours in Colonia del Sacramento and want to give you the best insights for what to do in a day trip or a weekend in this Uruguayan coastal town. I'll offer tips on both what to do and where to eat, as well as general tips for spending time in Uruguay.

This is a free guide with several suggestions on hotels and hostels in the city of Córdoba, Argentina

I have listed several places to stay in the city of Mendoza, Argentina

This is a comprehensive guide to great places to stay in Buenos Aires, whether they are hostels, hotels, boutique hotels, guesthouses, or apartments.

Ajijic is a small slice of heaven along the coast of Lago Chapala, Mexico's largest fresh water lake. It is where several retirees from Europe and North America flock to, and for good reason. However, while there is a quite large retired expat community, there still remains a vibrant local culture. In this guide, you'll get info on where to eat, and what to do both inside Ajijic and the surrounding area.

Peña de Bernal is a pueblo mágico in the state of Querétaro. While it is a very small town, there are actually a ton of things to do. This guide includes where to stay, what to do, and how to get there.

Argentina can be a hard place if you're a non-meat-eater. Here's a list of delicious vegan and vegetarian options in the city.

Brunch has definitely become more in fashion down here in the Paris of the South. Every year, great new brunch and lunch cafes are opening across the city. Here is a list of my favorites, who not only have fantastic food, but a cozy environment as well.

San Miguel de Allende is a pueblo mágico in the Mexican state of Guanajuato. It is incredibly beautiful with stunning architecture and cobblestone streets. It is also a retirement destination for Americans, Canadians, and Europeans; about 20% of the total population here is foreign. Because of that, it tends to be on the more expensive side, and a high proportion of local establishments are also foreign-owned. In this guide, I will provide you with (local) places to stay and eat within your budget, as well as places worth visiting. Buen viaje!