As a lifelong European traveller I now have an urge to vist B.A. Can you tell me which guidebooks are the best? I am not a budget traveller nor a backpacker type. I would like a book with hotels that have charm and restaurants and of course , tango ( I like to dance). Many thanks. Your forum has contributed to my desire to see BA.

Hi Michele, <BR>There aren't very many guidebooks on B-A. I recently went to B-A armed with the Lonely Planet guide which is probably the best guide around. If you can't buy it in your bookstores, you can probably get it on Amazon. <BR>Have a great time. <BR>Kate

Try Buenos Aires Alive It was very informative and contained reports with a lot of insight.

Hi traveler: <BR>I don't read posts about Argentina. <BR>My country offer magnificent landscapes, friendly people, the best steaks in the world, incredible, inexpensive wines, <BR>and it's Capital --Buenos Aires-- is a safe city with a lot of cultural events, cafes everywhere, salsa and tango bars, <BR>It's a good place to learn Spanish, and it's not so expensive as people says, when you live with a local. <BR>I can help to you with some first hand info, and with a cheap lodging --homestay-- in BA. <BR>Email me for any question. <BR>[email protected] <BR> <BR> <BR>

Try <BR>Insight Guides to Buenos Aires. <BR> <BR>Only about Buenos Aires and an excellent source of informaiton. Should be able to get it through Amazon.com <BR> <BR>You will LOVE BA. It is one of my favorite cities in the world.