TAG: buenos aires
Excursions, travel in Argentina, The Pampas and Atlantic Coast
By Will Betton | August 27, 2020 |
For those looking to explore the Buenos Aires province outside of the capital, Tandil is a cozy little salami, sausage and cheese town nestled in the Pampa. Here is our guide for what to do, eat and see, and where to stay.
Food and Restaurants, Featured Content
By Madalyn Roberg | August 3, 2020 |
Chocolate can be found on every corner in Buenos Aires. However, to source the most delicious treats, you need to know where to go. Here are our recommendations for the most impressive chocolatiers in Buenos Aires. Traditionally, chocolate in Argentina was associated with snowy settings in ski resort locations such as San Carlos de Bariloche. […]
Gringo Lingo, Learning Spanish in Buenos Aires
By Madalyn Roberg | July 29, 2020 |
Spanish in Argentina is quite distinct from other countries, with different pronunciation, unique slang and even grammar rules that vary. Whether you’re looking for formal training or to take a more casual approach, here are some of the best strategies for mastering Argentine Spanish. Maybe you’ve studied abroad in Mexico or Spain. Maybe you’ve spent […]
Buenos Aires Basics
By webmaster | July 28, 2020 |
The best neighborhood summaries, advantage/disadvantages, hotel suggestions, budget hostels and tips. Guide on where to stay in Buenos Aires.
Money, Jobs and Technology, Buenos Aires Shopping, Tips and Tricks
By Madi Lang | July 17, 2020 |
Things have changed in Buenos Aires – predominantly the prices. We reveal a few money saving tips for the budget Buenos Aires traveler.
City Experiences
By Madi Lang | July 6, 2020 |
On the list of things that make a happy life, friends rank pretty high. When living in a foreign country, friends are even more important. They become your family, your partners in crime and your excuse to not go on that date with that guy you accidentally gave your number to. Now, there are two […]
Intermediate, Rookie, Veteran, History and Culture, All about Buenos Aires History and Culture
By Emily Farrin | July 3, 2020 |
Keep hearing the words ’25 de Mayo’ or ‘9 de Julio’ in Buenos Aires? We explain the significance of these dates. Marking Argentina’s first official steps towards nationhood, Día de Revolucíon de Mayo is now a day for locro, folklore, and decorative blue and white rosettes. This holiday celebrates the events of the days leading up to […]
Excursions, travel in Argentina, The Pampas and Atlantic Coast
By Madalyn Roberg | June 25, 2020 |
Looking for a reprieve from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires? Estancias are the traditional cattle ranches in the Argentine countryside, perfect for a relaxing day trip or serene weekend getaway. Gauchos are the Argentinean cowboys that symbolize bravery, and the traditional way of life in Argentina. Havens for authentic gaucho culture, estancias are […]
City Experiences, Intermediate, Rookie
By Madalyn Roberg | April 21, 2020 |
The essential Health Insurance and medical care information for foreigners in Buenos Aires.
History and Culture, Featured Content, Buenos Aires things to do
By webmaster | March 9, 2020 |
A guide summarizing what Buenos Aires is like to live in. Language, where to live, hot spots, crime and more covered!