Argentina
Argentina, located in South America, is a vast and diverse country, known for its spectacular scenery, passion for soccer, mesmerizing tango dancing and delicious cuisine. Buenos Aires, the bustling capital, is a focal point of Argentine culture. The city is famous for its European architecture, wide avenues, lush green parks and lively neighborhoods such as La Boca and San Telmo. Buenos Aires is also renowned for its vibrant art scene, traditional cafés and mesmerizing tango performances. Argentina is known the world over for its love of soccer. Soccer stadiums, such as the famous Boca Juniors, offer an exciting experience for sports fans. Soccer matches in Argentina are renowned for their electric atmosphere and the passionate dedication of the fans.
Capital
Buenos Aires
Spoken Languages
Spanish
Currency
Peso Argentin
1 $Ar = 0,004 €
Area Code
+ 54
Visa
French passport holders do not need a visa to enter Argentina, provided their stay is less than 3 months.
For stays of longer than three months, it is advisable to apply for a tourist visa from the Argentine Consulate in Paris.
Persons wishing to establish residence in Argentina must apply for a residence visa from the Argentine Consulate in Paris.
Missteps
In Argentina, we like to arrive late (a bit like at the BDI) out of respect for the host of the evening. We're told that if you're invited to someone's home, it's normal and even polite to arrive at least 30 minutes late!
A pint of beer costs
1,70€
(71% cheaper than in France !)
The cost of living is
45%
cheaper than in France.
-51%
-74%
-54%
A McDonald's menu costs
4,60€
(54% cheaper than in France !)
Local Expressions
Che
Hey ! / Man !
Mira Vos !
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Viste ?
T'as vu ?
For nature lovers: Ushuaia - Perito Moreno - Salinas Grande
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For a good meal: Alos - Corte Comedor
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If you miss EMOTR: Jet Lounge - INK - Rosebar
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For a drink (or several): Head to Palermo Hollywood for the best!
Lieux à visiter
Spécialités culinaires
Empanadas
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Alfajor
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Asado​
Une anecdote
The country may not be known for its wine, but we're told they make great bottles that can rival some of our wines in France.
Un must-have
Comfortable shoes to cope with a lot of walking.
Attention
If you don't like adventure
don't go to this country.