Argentina’s quintessential provincial Carnaval is in the riverside town of Gualguaychu, a place as crazy and mixed-up as its name suggests during Carnival’s celebratory days of February. This party pueblo, …
The Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA) is one of the premier museums in Argentina and all of Latin America. Here you can see a mashup of mostly …
Las Grutas is 1072 km from Buenos Aires, which explains why it is principally a popular tourist destination for those who reside in Patagonia and relatively few Porteños vacation here. …
Las Grutas is an area with unexplored and unexploited beaches located in the southern and chillier half of Argentina’s long coastline. Despite its location closer to Antarctica than popular beaches …
Alfredo Genevose Fileteador Age: 48 Lives:Caballito Q: Describe for readers who are unfamiliar, what is fileteado? Fileteado is an Argentine decorative …
Buenos Aires International Jazz Festival is an annual event when jazz musicians — both Argentine and international— ignite stages around the city with exceptional talent. The local jazz scene here …
Tranquil, quaint and slow-paced, Buenos Aires’ favorite day-trip destination Tigre pulls in 80,000 tourists every weekend. Here are the main attractions in the town of Tigre: Tigre Town Main Attractions …
La Noche de Los Museos is a yearly Buenos Aires cultural extravaganza where it seems virtually every door in the city is swung open, inviting visitors to wander through to …
The National Arms Museum of Buenos Aires displays one of the largest arms collections in all of South America. The military museum located in the neo-Renaissance style Palacio Paz is …
Getting to Tigre from Buenos Aires is easy and there are several ways to do it. There are two trains, a couple of buses and a commuter boat that go …