LandingPad Buenos Aires

Name: Mr. Clean a.k.a. Mr. Musclo a.k.a. NO SMOKING! Driving Style: His driving style will match his main notable factor, clean. Mildly defensive driver mixed with decisive aggressive driving. Skillz: 8.5 out of 10. Efficient, precise the Mr. Clean driver takes a great amount of pride in his unnoticed gear shifts and smooth turns. Safety: [...]

Buenos Aires plays host to a plethora of outdoor markets or ferias that sprout up all over the city in plazas and random sidewalks. These improvised flea markets and artisan’s stands draw everything from silver lined boleadoras, traditional gaucho wear and mate yerba dispensers to antique fountain pens, gramophones and leather everything. Here’s a top [...]

Old Dogs, New Tricks Following an influx of international tourism after the rebuilding period post Prodeo lounge, restaurant and soon to be hotel (Gorriti 5374 and Godoy Cruz in Palermo Soho) is mainly known for the creative cocktails, attractive crowds and weekend nightlife. They have recently begun pushing their weekday cuisine with some wide variety. [...]

I love living in Buenos Aires for many reasons, most of them being the little differences you experience here. If you are living in an BA Delivery for all your lunch and dinner food ordering needs. They even show who can deliver to you in the city per category of food and what times they [...]

They are bound to happen eventually. At one point or another, everyone makes a humiliating mistake while speaking Spanish. But whether you’re aware that you have committed such an error is another question entirely. The following are some of my favorites that I have heard about, committed myself or overheard in my days here in [...]

It’s bound to happen eventually. At one point or another, everyone makes a humiliating mistake while speaking Spanish. But whether you’re aware that you have committed such an error is another question entirely. The following are some of my favorites that I have heard about, committed myself or overheard in my days here in Argentina. [...]

It’s bound to happen eventually. At one point or another, everyone makes a humiliating mistake while speaking Spanish. But whether you’re aware that you have committed such an error is another question entirely. The following are some of my favorites that I have heard about, committed myself or overheard in my days here in Argentina. [...]