Argentina is obsessed with soccer but visitors sometimes don’t realize that the sport the country truly dominates is polo. The ‘sport of kings’ is played professionally only in 18 countries. …
The Feria de Mataderos is the largest outdoor craft fair in Argentina. Here cowboys known as gauchos show off their horsemanship, dancers cavort to the sound of Argentine folk tunes, and food stands offer various delicious regional dishes.
The abundance of street art in Buenos Aires makes the city itself is an ever-evolving art gallery. Wander Argentina works with the city’s best street art aficionados to offer a …
Sitting at the edge of Plaza de Mayo, the Casa Rosada is one of the most iconic buildings in Buenos Aires. With its pink façade and palace-like design, the governmental …
Seeing an Argentine soccer game is an exciting bucket list activity for visitors to Argentina. Argentina has one of the world’s premier soccer leagues, with 26 teams competing in the …
The world’s sixth largest wine producer, Argentina is now firmly established as South America’s leader on the international wine scene. The emergence of the Argentinean wine industry on the international …
The Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA by its Spanish acronym) should be at the top of the museum list for art lovers visiting Argentina’s capital. The museum …
There is always a lot to see and do in ‘The Republic of San Telmo,’ but the colorful Sunday street fair is the bohemian neighborhood’s biggest attraction. The Feria de …
Plaza Dorrego, at the corner of Defensa and Humberto Primo, at the very heart of the San Telmo Fair, is the capital of corner tango as a commodity in Buenos …
Buenos Aires’ Living Statues Elaborately costumed human mannequins are ubiquitous around San Telmo when the weekly San Telmo Street Fair takes place. Among the favorites are both of the …