The intersection of traveling, life, and pushing boundaries
The intersection of traveling, life, and pushing boundaries
How do you get around Buenos Aires? In this post, I’ll share my tips to help you navigate this incredible city without getting lost in translation, so you can spend less time worrying about transportation and more time enjoying everything Buenos Aires has to offer.
This comprehensive list of things to do in Buenos Aires has absolutely everything, and is sure to help on your next visit to Buenos Aires.
Although Argentina is famously known to be a meat-lover’s paradise, Argentinian cuisine is not all beef, chicken, and pork. There’s a wide variety of vegetarian food in Argentina, and you can find many vegetarian options in Buenos Aires. Just because you can’t eat meat, doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy Argentinian cuisine.
Many people compare the South American city of Buenos Aires to Europe’s Paris. Now I see why. Hidden within the intricately designed grand edifices of the city, is a live and bustling cafe scene, with arguably the most famous of them all being Cafe Tortoni.
Who said Argentinians need a visa to visit New York City? This new trendy bar in Buenos Aires teleports you instantly to a New York subway station.
Argentinians have a slang vocabulary that makes their dialect stand out from the crowd. Here’s a rundown of what to expect, so you can prep for your trip in Argentina.
Is Buenos Aires safe for tourists? Generally speaking, yes! But you still need to keep your eyes open and be careful when walking around. Here’s some local advice on staying safe while enjoying Argentina’s beautiful capital.
While Argentina is renowned for its meats and soccer, few know that Argentinians are proud of their pizza. To get a taste of an authentic Argentine slice, I headed to the infamous Guerrin, also known as the best Argentinian pizza in Buenos Aires.
Every culture celebrates the holiday season differently, but the one thing that unites us all are the beautiful lights that decorate the night sky. And where better to celebrate Chrismukkah than in the land where these age-old stories took place?
This was our 3 day itinerary for Petra and Wadi Rum. It’s incredibly jam-packed, ensuring you’re able to see everything these unique destinations have to offer.