Porteño Corner: Professor & Owner, San Telmo Colonial, Inés Cortazo
Inés Cortazo Professor/ Owner, San Telmo Colonial Age: 78 San Telmo • When did you open up the San Telmo Colonial Guesthouse? A …
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The Ecological Reserve
Palermo has its huge park, the Bosques de Palermo (Palermo Forest) and the southern side of Buenos Aires enjoys the even more unique Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, running the length …
Porteño Corner: Student & Telemarketer, Carolina Geres
Carolina Geres Telemarketer/Student Age: 22 —Lomas de Zomora • You study architecture in the University of Buenos Aires. Why did you …
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La Bomba de Tiempo: Monday Night Drumfest at Konex Cultural Center
Every Monday night the drums sound and the hippies come out to play in the Abasto neighborhood when the group, La Bomba de Tiempo takes the stage at the Konex …
Milión: Recoleta’s Enchanting Mansion Bar
Milion is a mystical restaurant-bar that combines the main ingredients that draw people to Buenos Aires: timeless elegance, beautiful people and gourmet food. Set in a beautiful Belle Époque-style mansion, …
Porteño Corner: San Telmo Bar Owner, Virginia del Barco
Virginia del Barco Med student/Bar owner Las Del Barco Age: 27 Villa Freud, Palermo Q: What made you decide to study medicine? I …
La Carretería: Andean Cuisine Tucked Away in San Telmo
La Carretería is a delightful neighborhood cantina serving up northern Argentine cuisine in San Telmo’s Parque Lezama area. The Andean fare served here originates from Argentina’s northern Jujuy province. Featured …
Shopping on Florida St.
For convenience for the short-term visitor, Florida Street can serve as a good place to do one-stop shopping without having to contend with the heavy automobile traffic found in many …
Money Exchange & Other Hustles on Florida Street
On Florida Street, downtown Buenos Aires’ pedestrian mall, near the corner of LaValle, it’s inevitable to come across some shady-looking characters yelling out, ‘cambio, cambio!’ These ‘unofficial’ (read: illegal) money …