We saw Fuerza Bruta’s latest show, Wayra, last June in Luna Park here in Buenos Aires. This year, they’ll be in Rosario from May 29 – 31 and then in Cordoba from June 26 – 28....
The holiday season in Buenos Aires is a blast, it’s the start of summer, after all. But travelers need to plan ahead, especially those arriving on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s...
Take an overnight bus to Iguazu. Bike from Patagonia to Alaska. Drive from North America to South America. Or hang out in Buenos Aires for three full months. We’ve had some incredibly adventurous gue...
I mentioned the problem of counterfeit currency here in Argentina in an earlier post called 15 Money Tips for Travelers in Argentina, but the practice seems to be becoming more pervasive, so let̵...
The Wines of Argentina has created a new promotional video with a stunning representation of what Argentina is about and what it has to offer. As the website puts it, Argentina is a country of contra...
Salta is the most colonial of cities in Argentina and the surrounding landscape and indigenous small pueblos make a visit of at least a week well worthwhile. Hotel Options in the City of Salta Arrivi...
Escape the cold and come down to Buenos Aires for the summer months. January is one of my favorite months because the city feels a bit empty. Porteños (people from Buenos Aires) take vacation in Janu...
So you’re coming to Buenos Aires for Christmas and New Year’s. What to do? First, pack shorts, a bathing suit and sandals cause it’s hot. Second, beat the heat by taking siestas so you can stay out l...
Most supermarkets and even most restaurants here in Buenos Aires carry the exact same wines. After four years of living here, I’m totally burnt out on Trapiche and Norton and even the pricier ones li...
Rowdy folklore and dancing, skillful horsemanship, manly gauchos (Argentinean cowboys), inexhaustible amounts of grilled meat, empanadas, and other regional foods, fairly priced and beautifully handc...
Some tango-loving friends of mine introduced me to La Jaula Abierta, a really cool spot for live music (watch our video below) here in San Telmo. It’s in a small, intimate bar right above Cafe Rivas ...
In this video we show you where to rent bikes in San Telmo. Follow along as we ride over to the Costanera Sur for some street food, through the nature reserve and then over to the Parque Mujeres Arge...
Today is the Day of the Boludo and that give us a chance to talk about Argentinean culture, yet again! What’s a boludo, you ask? It’s basically an idiot, someone who’s not very bright. But the campai...
I’ve been writing about soccer a lot lately and I’m not even a huge soccer fan. But I love the World Cup, and this is my first time being in Argentina during the World Cup. You really can...
During World Cup matches, this third largest city in the world is silent and ghostlike. Want to know why they love it so much? We translate an ad about Argentinean futball and point out the cultural ...
Get out your blue and white (celeste y blanca) flags, it’s World Cup time! Actually, it feels like we’ve been surrounded in blue and white for months now since just a couple of weeks ago Argentina ce...
One of the best things about Argentines is their creative use of language. We’ve covered this topic before here and here. And you can find all of our posts about language in the category speak. The f...
I’m compiling a list of 100 things you should know before you come to Argentina. Our fist category is about money. It builds upon our last post regarding the basics about Money in Buenos Aires. Thank...
Our next three posts will cover some of the most common questions we’re asked by our guests who rent our apartments in Buenos Aires about handling money issues here in Argentina. We’ll start off with...
Just two blocks away from San Telmo is the beautiful, albeit a bit sterile, Puerto Madero. It’s not an area I’d want to live in, but I do like going over there on sunny days to walk along the water ...
John and I went to this adorable restaurant for lunch yesterday. Caseros is on Avenida Caseros which is really the last street in San Telmo before the neighborhood becomes Barracas. We’d passed this ...
It’s Easter weekend so John and I decided we’d go to our favorite fishmonger to see what looked good. Since it was Good Friday, and since Catholics (which most Argentines are) aren’t supposed to eat ...
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