Lifestyle

Argentine beef is world-famous for a reason — the grass-fed pampas cattle produce a quality unmatched globally. Wine from Mendoza's Malbec vineyards competes with France's best. Combined with Italian-influenced pasta and pastry culture, the food scene in Buenos Aires is exceptional.

Buenos Aires has an intellectual and artistic culture that is genuinely exceptional for a city of its economic means. The city produces writers, filmmakers, and visual artists of global significance — and supports them with free world-class museums and a literary culture unlike almost anywhere.

Argentina's geographical size (8th largest country in the world) and diversity mean the country offers some of the world's most spectacular travel — from the subtropical north to the sub-Antarctic south.

Buenos Aires has one of South America's largest and most organised expat communities. The city's sheer size and cultural richness mean there is no 'expat ghetto' — integration with locals is natural and expected.