If Argentina, Buenos aires is safe destination for lonly people?

Question

I WANT TO TRAVEL WITH MY FRIEND NEXT MONTH AND I WANT TO BE SOUR HOW SAVE OR HOW DANGEROUS CAN BE!

Answer 1

Buenos Aires is a huge city and has all the characteristics of a European capital. Places like Puerto Madero, for instance, are completely safe and you can relax and walk around, shop, dine, without having to watch out, because it's very well watched and controlled by security guards. If you adventure into some of the slum areas in Greater Buenos Aires (Ciudad Oculta, for instance), you'll certainly be at risk.

In general, be careful. Try not to "look" like a tourist much, be alert if the area you're in is not guarded, avoid places that are too crowded, like the pedestrian streets downtown (Florida and Lavalle), or if you choose to go, be aware of where you money or your purse is and watch it. Don't leave your purse on the floor at restaurants, leave it somewhere where you can feel it or see it. In short, take all the precautions you would take in any capital city in the world. You will certainly have a wonderful time. Argentina has the most beautiful landscapes I've ever seen and all kinds of climate. If you like it warm you can go to the north, mountains in the west, jungle in the east. If you like it cold, go to the south, high peaks and snow in the west, the sea, penguins and whales in the east. If you don't like extreme weather, stay in the plains, visit Patagonia, Merlo in San Luis Province, the Moon Valley in San Juan Province (it really looks like being on the Moon!) If you like the beach, go in their summer (December to March) and enjoy their beaches on the Atlantic coast.

If you don't want to travel around much, just stay in Buenos Aires. It's full of glamour and it has plenty of cultural activities. As for the budget, you'll find it amazingly cheap, considering that the exchange rate is so favourable for us now ($1 = 3 pesos) and each dollar goes a long way. And their food is delicious, especially if you like beef! When in Buenos Aires, don't forget to visit the Colon Theatre and to go to San Telmo for a tango evening! You'll love Argentina, I promise.

Answer 2

Yes it is, you just need to take some precautions, as you need to take in every large city in the world.



Just avoid using jewelery, and show money in the street...



For the rest, there is public transportation at all hours including the nigth, taxis are very cheap, and you have some street where the stores are open 24hs a day.



Good places for straying are, Recoleta, Puerto Madero, Belgrano, San Telmo, Downtown.

Answer 3

If you stay in the downtown business district, Recoleta, or San Telmo, you should be fine. Just take the same precautions you would in any large city. Honestly, I felt safer in Buenos Aires than I do in most large US cities.

Answer 4

i substitute into in simple terms there 2 weeks in the past. Felt completely risk-free, yet watched myself as in any city contained in the worldwide. worry-free to get around, much less costly genuine now using substitute value and many cool stuff to verify. I enjoyed the museum of wonderful arts, their selection of argentinean artist's upstairs is larger than their ecu masters down stairs, i certainly like Xul photograph voltaic who has his own museum too. I enjoyed the city excursion I took, you need to take one too to get orientated, l. a. Boca is cool to flow to as is San Telmo on Sundays for the Plaza Dorrego marketplace. The national cathedral by potential of the Casa Rosada is enormously spectacular (even the Italians could be inspired), the Recoleta cemetary is a ought to verify (I enjoyed the dressmaker mall around the corner too, Buenos Aires layout. Went to Colonia for an afternoon out that substitute into severe-high quality, did no longer make it Montevideo, yet I hear this is cool too. There are additionally journeys to places like Igaucu falls that i could prefer to flow back and do.

Answer 5

buenos aires is by no means similar to new york. you take that for granted. people kidnap other people in argentina. you do what bermejo says though and youll be just fine.

Answer 6

I agree with silvaleria, is pretty much like New York although I've only been in Manhattan.

Answer 7

Yes it is, but don't wear expensive watches or jewellery.

Answer 8

Is a place like N.York.Same thing.