Travel
Everything you need to get to Buenos Aires and enjoy it.
Getting there
Fly into Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE), about 45 minutes from the city center. Direct flights run from Miami, New York, Houston, Dallas, and Atlanta, plus most South American and European hubs. Book early; June is a popular month.
Where to stay
The party is at Palacio Paz in Retiro, next to Plaza San Martín. The best neighborhoods to stay in are Recoleta and Palermo: Recoleta is elegant and a short hop from the party, while Palermo is lively and full of restaurants and cafes, a quick taxi away. Great options include the Four Seasons, Alvear Palace, and plenty of boutique hotels and apartments. We'll share a hotel block once it's confirmed.
Weather
June is early winter in Argentina. Expect crisp days around 46–60°F (8–16°C). Bring a coat for evenings. The party will be warm inside.
Entry requirements
U.S. passport holders don't need a visa for stays under 90 days. Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months past your travel dates. Other nationalities: check requirements for Argentina before booking.
Money & getting around
The currency is the Argentine peso; credit cards are widely accepted and often give a good exchange rate. Taxis and Ubers are plentiful and inexpensive. Spanish is the local language, but you'll get by fine, and this site has a Spanish version for your practice.
Palacio Paz
Av. Santa Fe 750, Retiro, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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