The culture of Argentina encompasses the cuisine, rural heritage, art, music, film, annual events and its increasingly progressive trends.
From the yearly International Tango World Cup, to the alpine influence on Patagonia’s architecture, to the African roots of Carnival — Argentina is a country of immigrants with lots of cultural offerings.
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, …
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 …
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 World Tango Museum, right above the illustrious watering-hole, Café Tortoni is a point of interest that is saturated with Argentine history, but often overlooked by visitors to the cafe. …
ArteBa is one of Latin America’s largest contemporary art fairs. Taking place over the course of three days, the annual Buenos Aires’ event attracts over 120,000 art junkies from across …
The range of Argentine sex hotels run from low-end, basic and frequented by prostitutes to full-blown luxury suites with two floors, a kitchen, garden and a pool table — there …
What is a Telo? Legal, non-taboo and as much a part of Argentine daily life as the national drink mate, football and family barbecues, there are approximately 180 sex hotels …
The Buenos Aires International Book Fair is back again, after receiving a record 1.3 million literature lovers last year. Considered the most important literary event in the Spanish speaking world, …
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 …
Buenos Aires is the birthplace of many a prominent writer, but it takes a visit to fully unveil the enduring love of reading in South America’s city of books. Godfather …