Behind a nondescript door that looks like the entrance to an office building hides the cavernous La Catedral del Tango. The Cathedral is a unique milonga (tango ballroom) where tango aficionados and novices gather to take classes, practice dancing and eat and drink together every night. The unique space mixes the sacred aura of a […]
Mataderos Fair: A Gaucho Market on the Outskirts of Buenos Aires
Just outside the capital, only a few blocks away from where the city ends and the province of Buenos Aires begins, rural culture comes alive at the weekly Feria de Mataderos. Argentine cowboys known as gauchos show off their horsemanship, dancers and musicians cavort to Argentine folk tunes, and food stands offer various regional dishes. […]
The Teatro Colón: One of the World’s Finest Opera Houses
Teatro Colón, in the heart of Buenos Aires, is considered one of the finest opera houses in the world. Its among Buenos Aires’ primer landmarks and celebrated by performers and visitors alike for its amazing acoustics and eclectic architecture.One of Buenos Aires’ finest landmarks, the grand Teatro Colón occupies an entire city block and an […]
Buenos Aires Airport Pick-up & Transfers
Argentina’s main international airport, Ministro Pistarini (commonly called Ezeiza) is 35 km from the Buenos Aires city center and is not serviced by subway or light-rail. Find out the various options available for getting to downtown Buenos Aires from the airport. Argentina’s main international airport, Ministro Pistarini (commonly called Ezeiza) is 35 km from the […]
The Plaza de Mayo: Argentina’s Most Famous Square
The Plaza de Mayo is as fundamental to Argentine political history as La Boca and homesick immigrants are to tango. The square is a political hub, financial and administrative center and throughout history has been a symbol of disaster, rebellion and hope. In May 1810, the May Revolution began in what was then called the […]
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