Culture

Linking the north and south of the City of Buenos Aires, the 9 de Julio is at the very heart of the city. It hasn't actually existed for that long though.

The Casa Rosada (literally, the pink house), is Argentina’s government headquarters and presidential palace. Looking over the Plaza de Mayo, the Casa Rosada has witnessed countless significant events...

In recent years, Argentina has become an increasingly popular destination for digital nomads, thanks to its low cost of living, fun culture and natural beauty. As a result, the Argentine government has...

Argentina is home to several different ski resorts, mostly situated along the Andes mountain range. I’ve had the pleasure of skiing in three different places in Argentina: Ushuaia, Bariloche, and...

If you’ve ever visited Buenos Aires, you’ll no doubt have walked along the famous street, 9 de Julio, at some point. If so, you may have wondered where the iconic street got its name from! On...

If you’re learning Spanish or wanting to learn more about the culture of Argentina, movies are a great place to start! There have been some brilliant films to come out of Argentina in recent years,...

It’s no secret that most people in Argentina have some sort of European heritage, mostly from countries like Spain, Italy and Germany. It may come as a surprise though to hear that Argentina is also...

Between the years 1976-1983, Argentina was under the control of a military dictatorship known as the Junta Militar. During these years, the government aimed to suppress all sources of opposition to the...

Buenos Aires wouldn’t be Buenos Aires without its beloved Obelisco. Standing at 67 metres, it’s been an icon of Argentina’s capital for almost 88 years and has become a staging ground...