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I'll second this. Anyone know, or know of other things going on?

Cool. How much/where?

Has anyone tried either of these restaurants? Restaurant Rioja or La Emilia romigna? They look good on guiaoleo, but I don't really trust guiaoleo. Have a reason to be in San Telmo weekly, so looking for restaurant recommendations. Tried (and loved) Cafe Rivas. Also liked Caseros. Brasserie...

I'm going to bump this up since we've gotten a few good responses, and would love to do more. If you want a website for your business, or a makeover for your current website, and want to feed us, teach us or offer us something besides money in exchange, send me a PM.

Droid 2 (I think, one of the Droids) on Verizon is also GSM/CDMA. It's true that many of the Verizon phones are only CDMA, but not all.

Not true for Claro. I don't have a DNI and have an unlimited data plan for my unlocked US phone.

I'm trying to avoid the entry fee on US citizens when entering Chile (well actually it's my bf I'm asking about, I already paid it). He has an Israeli passport, which I think he can enter on without paying any fee. I know countries where you have a passport often insist you enter with that...

So it's coming back into Argentina that I'm likely to have the most trouble? Because they won't see a stamp for any other country from the interim period? Strictly speaking, is there any legal problem with what I'm proposing, or is it simply confusing to the immigration officials?

One thing I would add about Spanish: you can get by in most day to day situations with only minimal Spanish. Mine is pretty good, but I still find difficult situations that deal with institutions/bureaucracies/etc., because I don't know how things work (over the phone is particularly difficult)...

Can anyone else confirm that Canick's scenario is allowed: enter and leave Argentina with passport A, enter and leave another country (in this case, Chile) on passport B, return to Argentina (on either passport?).

Possible? Where can you do this?

I'm looking to find an apartment for a visitor for 10 days in July (16-25). Somewhere between Abasto and Plaza Italia. If you know of anything, please PM me.

OK. Thanks.

Thanks. Is Isla Martin Garcia also not worth it in the winter?

I saw both suggested on another thread for daytrips that aren't Colonia. Would anyone recommend either? Are there better options? (And I've read the threads about not needing to leave, and I might well not, just wondering if there are other daytrips worth considering.)

I thought there was nothing to do, especially when it's cold. Others like the escape from BsAs. But there are plenty of threads on the legal requirements: http://baexpats.org/expat-life/18256-best-option-extend-stay-tourist.html

Are there any other worthwhile day trips (that would give us a new entry stamp) other than Colonia (so bored one time I went)?

Looking to do some browsing today. Does anyone have any favorites?

sorry my bad. apparently it's inside the recoleta mall.

I think you walk from place to place within a relatively small radius?