No, if you are a US citizen, you do not need a visa to travel to Argentina for tourism purposes for up to 90 days!

Your passport needs to be valid for at least six (6) more months at the time of entering Argentina, with at least two (2) blank pages. If you need to renew your passport, start the process ASAP - it can take up to three months! No vaccinations are required for entry into Argentina.

We recommend checking availability as early as possible to keep flights affordable. Ideally, flights should be booked no later than 3 months in advance. This timing helps secure the best fares and availability, especially since November is springtime in Argentina—a popular season for travel.

You’ll want to fly into Ezeiza International Airport (EZE), also known as Ministro Pistarini International Airport. EZE is the main international airport in Buenos Aires, located about 30 minutes to an hour from the city center, depending on traffic. From there, it’s easy to arrange transportation to Palermo or other parts of the city. Some airlines also fly into Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP), the city’s domestic airport, which handles a few regional international flights. If you find an option to land at AEP, it’s even closer to Palermo (about 20-30 minutes by car).

Walking, ride-share apps (like Uber or Cabify), and taxis are the most convenient options. Buenos Aires also has a reliable subway system (Subte) for getting around the city.

We recommend staying in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. It’s a vibrant, walkable area filled with charming streets, shops, amazing restaurants, and parks. Whether you’re looking for boutique hotels, small or large airbnb's, or cozy cafes, Palermo has it all—and it’s conveniently located for exploring the city. Plus, staying here will make it easy to connect with other wedding guests and soak in the local culture. While we highly recommend staying in Palermo to make the most of the wedding festivities and ensure easy logistics, feel free to reach out if you have questions about other neighborhoods. Check the "Travel" tab of the website to see some recommendations for places to stay.

We will provide transportation to and from the wedding venue for our out of town guests! More information to follow.

In Buenos Aires, like in many large cities, be mindful of your surroundings and keep belongings secure, especially in tourist hot spots and crowded places.

A 10% to 15% tip is expected when eating out, but not mandatory and dining is typically later in the evening, with dinner starting around 8:30-9:00 PM or later.

Argentina uses the Argentine peso (ARS). U.S. dollars are accepted in some areas, but we recommend bringing cash to exchange for pesos or using credit cards (Visa and Mastercard are the most accepted). Credit cards are widely accepted but we recommend always carrying some pesos for smaller businesses, taxis, tips, etc.

November is springtime in Buenos Aires, with warm days (highs around 75–85°F) and cooler evenings. Pack light layers, comfortable shoes for walking, and an umbrella just in case! We also recommend packing bug spray to keep mosquitoes at bay, especially when exploring outdoors.

Yes, the tap water is drinkable.

Check the "Travel" tab of the website once it is updated!