The protesters are loud and the buildings are magnificent in Congreso, the political epicenter of Buenos Aires. Its an essential place to visit on your Buenos Aires immersion experience. Continue reading
An upscale, trendy neighborhood straddling Palermo and Belgrano, Las Cañitas isn’t technically a neighborhood yet maintains a very distinct feel from other parts of Buenos Aires. The area is one of the nicest in the city and is chock full of funky restaurants, bars and clubs. Continue reading
If you love tennis, rock concerts, 70s club nights and premier league football, Nuñez is the Buenos Aires neighborhood where you should be spending all of your time. Owing to its specific location, edging on the outskirts of Capital Federal (the center of Buenos Aires), Nuñez is one of the neighborhoods in Buenos Aires Continue reading
If you want to find something at rock bottom prices, you should probably head to Once, because if you can’t find it at a cheap price in Once, you won’t find it at a cheap price anywhere (in Capital Federal, at least). Continue reading
Caballito is the family-focused and learned beating heart of Buenos Aires. It might not have the nightlife appeal that Palermo can lay claim to, but it certainly has plenty of historical and literary charm.What does Caballito have to offer? What does Buenos Aires’ literary neighborhood have to share with the fleeting visitors of other countries? Continue reading
Follow some of our tips for the best bars, galleries and clothes stores in Palermo, but also take the time to find out how the Palermo neighborhood is subdivided into various different areas so that you can learn how to move around quicker and more effectively.. Continue reading
For both short term visitors and students planning their cultural immersion in Buenos Aires, San Telmo is a quintessential neighborhood that offers recommended Buenos Aires nightlife and attractions. No Buenos Aires travel experience is Continue reading