Argentina has many annual events around the country. Vendima wine festival, the Tango World Cup, the International Film Festival and the Polo Championship.
Find out which yearly events are happening while you’re visiting or before planning your trip.
New Year’s Eve in Buenos Aires is one big party on the city’s colorful streets. The end of the year falls during the Southern Hemisphere’s hot summer, so just like Christmas …
Women’s Day in Argentina is celebrated in by honoring women and hitting the streets to demand attention to women’s issues and equal rights.
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. …
In Haunted Buenos Aires part two, we present some of the distinctive bedeviled private properties in the city, just in time for Halloween. The Old House of Luca Proden Luca …
Argentines are sweet tooths and it’s no different at Christmas, with fruitcake, sweet nougat and chocolate treats making the rounds. If you are wondering what Argentine desserts are popular during …
The Day of Kings (El Día de los Reyes Magos) on January 6, marks an exciting end to the Christmas season for children in Argentina. The summer holiday season in …
What is Christmas like in Buenos Aires? And how does Argentina celebrate Christmas? Fireworks, warm temperatures, calorie-laden food, and dancing until dawn — Navidad in Buenos Aires is a party that …
It’s time to put on a sultry face and slide into a tight embrace on the dance floor at the Buenos Aires’ Tango Festival. At this yearly tango festival, tango …
Carnival does not just happen in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro or Argentina’s Gualeguaychú. For anyone who’s missed the boat — or bus — to the bigger carnivals, or can’t be …
Carnival in Buenos Aires is a grand fiesta that takes place every year throughout February until the Carnival holiday weekend. See this neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to find out where you can …