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No visitor that comes to Argentina should miss the chance to visit the largest waterfalls in the world. Considered one of the New Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this place is guaranteed to leave you speechless. Discover how to make the most of your time there and…

If you cannot make up your mind about what to do on New Year’s Eve in Buenos Aires this post has you covered! In the city that never sleeps, New Year’s Eve is not an exception. But… where to go when there are so many options to choose from?  First of all, we have to…

No matter whether you are a bookworm or not, El Ateneo is one of those places you will not want to miss when staying in Buenos Aires. Argentina’s capital city is known for offering all kinds of tourist attractions and a huge cultural diversity. But what a lot of people do not know is the…

When visiting Buenos Aires travelers might be surpirsed by the enormous amount of things to do and places to visit that Argentina’s capital city has to offer. Among all of its historic buildings with amazing architecture, wonderful parks, top quality restaurants, and world renowned museums, there is one traditional place you can’t miss: the Colón…

Internationally famous and renowned for its beef and wine (particularly Malbec), Buenos Aires suprises visitors with its rich, flavorful, and specially diverse culinary scene. With such a vast and almost never-ending list of top restaurants to go to it is easy for travelers to feel overwhelmed when picking where to eat in Argentina’s capital city….

If you are planning a trip to Buenos Aires, but are worried about how you will be received as a memeber of the LGBTQI+ community, this post has all the information you need to know before your trip. While most countries in South America are largely Catholic and still today keep a very conservative outlook,…

Spend some quality time with your loved ones in a fun and special way with these out-of-the-box Thanksgiving party ideas!  Treat your family and friends to a once-in-a-lifetime cultural experience and enjoy an immersive virtual trip to a faraway land with all your senses, but without stepping a foot out your doorstep. Experience a completely…

Get a deeper connection with the locals and a smoother landing into the local culture by learning the basics of the local language. Even though most people working in the travel industry in South America do speak English, some other locals do not at all (especially those living in small cities or towns). Therefore, if…

You will be surprised by Buenos Aires and its architecture, people and parks. We will tell you about the landmarks which make it so unique as amazing. Let’s begin with: Plaza de Mayo (May Square). It is the place where our city was born in 1580 and where great events in our history took place….

Curosities about Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral: If you are walking around “Plaza de Mayo” (May square), sometimes it is difficult to find the Metropolitan Cathedral. Why? Visiting “Plaza de Mayo” (May Square) is something not to be missed if you are in Buenos Aires. It is the place where the city was born, where the most important events in our history took place and where the most representative buildings (for the city and the country) are located. One of these buildings hosts the Metropolitan Cathedral, the most important church in Buenos Aires, but few people can find it, in spite of being located just in front of the square and having amazing dimensions. Juan de Garay, Spanish conqueror, founded the “Ciudad de la Santísima Trinidad” in 1580 in the place known today as “Plaza de Mayo”. The site to build…

Buenos Aires is a thriving and cosmopolitan city, yet still keeping traditions which shaped its identity: craft fairs and markets. Through this article, we will share our suggestions so that you can plan your visit and make the most of your time in Buenos Aires. Here ́s an advance: try to schedule your stay in Buenos Aires for a weekend, that’s when magic happens. San Telmo Fair (sometimes known as San Telmo flea market) In San Telmo, towards the south, one of the oldest areas in the city. Located around Dorrego Square and along Defensa street up to May Square (Plaza de Mayo). You will find a lot of beautiful local coffee shops and restaurants to take a break after an intense walk. It is usually known for antiques, but you will also find handicrafts and amazing souvenirs to take…

Churches in Buenos Aires that will surprise you In Buenos Aires you will find a great architectural variety and, without a doubt, churches offer a special chapter. We will tell you about some of then, so that you can include them in your next visit. Catedral Metropolitana / Metropolitan Cathedral Located opposite plaza de Mayo…