Buenos Aires is hands down one of the most incredible cities in Argentina, and figuring out where to stay in Buenos Aires can really shape your experience. I spent a week there, which didn’t feel like enough time to take it all in. One of the most important things when you visit a new city … Read more
Craving Yerba Mate or some dulce de leche? Regret not getting those vintage Tango shoes at the San Telmo flea market? No worries—here’s how to get your hands on unique Argentine gifts without flying there. Argentina is a goldmine for distinctive products, artworks, crafts, and souvenirs, often cheaper than back home. Stroll down Buenos Aires … Read more
Are you getting ready to travel to Argentina but still anxious about safety issues? You’ve come to the right post. Let’s answer your most pressing questions about the capital, especially “Is Buenos Aires safe?” For a stress-free travel experience, read on to learn more about the safety and security situation in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Picture a land where the sun meets the horizon and the sands share secrets of the sea. Welcome to Argentina’s beaches, boasting a breathtaking coastline over 2,900 miles (4,700 kilometers). Every beach has a distinct allure, whether the lively city shores or the tranquil, nature-embraced coves. 1. Mar del Plata (Buenos Aires) Mar del Plata … Read more
Discover the vibrant flavors of Argentina through its popular drinks. From the kick of yerba mate to the rich indulgence of malbec wine, Argentina offers a diverse range of beverages that reflect its cultural richness. Let’s explore the most popular drinks in Argentina. In Argentina, gathering for a drink is a ritual of friendship and … Read more
The neighborhoods of Buenos Aires each offer something unique. If you’re visiting Argentina and would like to witness the capital’s rich cultural offerings, artistic buildings, lively markets, vibrant nightlife, and flavorful food, don’t miss these 12 neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires, Argentina’s capital, is located on the eastern shore of the Río de la … Read more
Imagine a country where the sun kisses the horizon and the sands whisper tales of the ocean. That’s what Argentina beaches offer: a stunning coastline stretching over 2,920 miles (4,700 kilometers). Each beach flaunts its unique charm, from bustling city shores to secluded bays hugged by nature. Tourists flock here for a tan and the … Read more
As the capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires food is influenced by the country’s immigration history. You’ll taste a diverse cuisine from Italian- and Mediterranean-inspired dishes. High-quality meats, traditional grilling, and a fusion of European and indigenous flavors characterize Argentine cuisine. Going on a food trip around Buenos Aires is a memorable experience, especially if you … Read more
Argentinian desserts are iconic thanks to the creamy, mouthwatering dulce de leche. Have you heard of these? Here is a selection of Argentina desserts and sweets to try while visiting. Desserts in Argentina also include various sweet pastries (facturas) and emphasize seasonal fruits, nuts, and seeds. Italian and Spanish-inspired desserts came with the immigrants decades … Read more
El Chaltén, which means “the smoky mountain,” refers to the smoke-like clouds clustered near the peak of the mountain, which was later renamed Cerro Fitz Roy. This breathtaking sight is just one of the numerous landscapes that make trekking in El Chaltén a must.
