What is the best tango show in Buenos Aires? Is it a must-do when you visit Buenos Aires or is it too touristic? Is there a difference between shows? Argentina is the birthplace of the tango. A dance with influences from Africa, Native America, and Europe. Where to see the best tango show in Buenos Aires? This is my honest and personal review of all the tango shows I visited in Buenos Aires. And going again…
It could well be a landmark in Buenos Aires. The white large building in the middle of avenue 9 de Julio or the Evita building in the city. But what is that building and why does Evita show off the large white facade? But actually it was the headquarters of the Ministry of Public Works, now the Ministry of Health is located there. Read more: secret in the sky, The villa on 9 de Julio. The…
You see him everywhere in Argentina. On banknotes, statues around the country, and a national hero for many Argentinians. Why is José de San Martín in Argentina famous and why is he is so honored in the country? Since my arrival in Argentina, it’s all about José de San Martín. I went to research why is he so famous but not in Peru where he also liberated the country from the Spanish colonization. A view from…
Café Las Violetas in Buenos Aires is a remarkable place in the neighborhood Almagro. Probably the name doesn’t ring a bell. It is like Les Deux Magots in Paris. A cafe that you should visit. Confiteria Las Violetas has a long reputation as a rendezvous place for famous people and some secret meetings were held. Read also: Café Tortoni, the guide best time to visit and its history Why is café Las Violetas remarkable? The first…
Calle Florida in Buenos Aires. You will pass it during a tour or for exchanging your money on the black market. But, what is Calle Florida’s history and what is there to do? Read also: the best guide of La Boca. Things to do and see. Calle Florida: where it is located? One of Buenos Aires most famous streets is Calle Florida. It connects the wide avenue Avenida de Mayo (close to Plaza de Mayo)…
Enjoy your travel to Buenos Aires and do you have some spare time? Why not going for a day to Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay. While Buenos Aires is overwhelming but also crowded, a day at Colonia del Sacramento is the ideal change in your travel program. How to get to Colonia departing from Buenos Aires? And the best things to do in Colonia del Sacramento. Read also: more day trips from Buenos Aires One…
There are three certainties in an Argentinian life: having great barbecues, enjoying a Malbec wine, and drinking Yerba Maté with friends and family. If you’re not really familiar with the Argentinian culture, then sharing some maté – oh yes you need to share – will give you the greatest insights into the culture in Buenos Aires. Read also: the best day trip to do in Buenos Aires What is Yerba Maté? Yerba mate is a…
A perfect hidden secret: Manhattan in Buenos Aires. We are not kidding if we say that there is a Statue of Liberty and Chrysler building in Buenos Aires. We give you the exact location and why there is a Statue of Liberty in Buenos Aires. The images below give you a sneak view. Find out by yourself and take metro line D to station “José Hernández”. After two minutes of walking, you will notice the…
Did you hear about the steakhouse in Buenos Aires? Argentina is ranked 2nd on the beef consumption world chart. With around 55kg or 120 pounds per person each year. On the other hand, the average beef consumption is 7,7kg or 17 pounds! Without a doubt, for all meat lovers, the capital city of Argentina is the place to be for a grill or steakhouse. Here I give you my personal top 10. After many years…
Buenos Aires has a lot to give on street level but once you go a little bit higher you get an impressive view of the city with a cocktail in your hand. A rooftop bar in Buenos Aires is mostly a hidden secret in the city. Isn’t that exciting. What sky bar in Buenos Aires should you go to? Read also: the best day trips from Buenos Aires Tango de Mayo’s Dome Best Rooftop Bar…
