Our Netflix Guide for Self-Isolation
Let’s seize this quarantine and get the best out of Netflix by settling in on a comfy couch and… why not, laughing until our bellies can’t stand it any more!
Comfort and music to fly (to spend your quarantine and not die of boredom)
As much as Argentines love The Beatles and The Rolling Stones or even Michael Jackson, they love their homegrown musical genre, Rock Nacional, so much more. Rock Nacional is a uniting force for Argentinians, just like football, and it’s something…
Your ultimate (Argentinian) movie guide to survive… Coronavirus!
What better way to have fun in your quarantine than with a great list of movie recommendations, a remote control and a big bowl of pop-corn? Time to shake off any paranoia symptoms and start enjoying your stay in Argentina like a pro!
Walk around Buenos Aires like a local… In a few steps!
Most of the millions of visitors that Buenos Aires receive every year don’t know that there’s so much more to see around than the common walk, so the City Government has started a new program to give your tour a nice twist!
A vegetarian in Buenos Aires? Here are some recommentations for you!
Argentina is better known as the famous land of steak and wine, but many foreigners and tourists who visit Buenos Aires find themselves in a muddle if they are vegetarians. But don’t hesitate! Here are some tips for finding your way through Argentine gastronomy and surviving as a veggie!
5 places to go in Tigre, Buenos Aires’ waterside getaway
Tigre is best known for being a peaceful town close to Ciudad de Buenos Aires, where one can find hundreds of tiny islands and waterways, as well as a beautiful artisans market. Named after the tigers and jaguars that used…
Best places to watch football in BA
Whether you’re an avid football fan or just want to get to know Argentine culture a little better, the football games that go on here throughout the year are not to be missed! With so many bars and pubs to…
Best green spaces in the city
Moving to a city as wonderfully chaotic as Buenos Aires can sometimes make you forget what it’s like to just relax in an open space. While spots in the campo like Tigre and San Isidro are easily accessible via trains…
Exploring La Boca
Often having to remind myself that there is much more to Buenos Aires beyond the leafy cheap-pint-filled suburb of Palermo, I decided to explore a new barrio a little further out; La Boca. Fittingly known as The Art district, it…
A little bit of self-care on your year abroad
Moving to a brand new South American city is far from easy, and sometimes it can all get a bit on top of you. But here I present you a tried and tested solution to these aforementioned days – a…
