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The first time I visited Buenos Aires, I had a lot more than four days to explore the big city. However, if you’re planning a trip to Argentina, four days is the perfect amount of time to be able to properly appreciate Buenos Aires and see the majority of what it has to offer. There …
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 which have been critical to the history and future of Argentina. Keep reading to learn about how the palace came to be, and its role in Argentine …
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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 most recently, San Martín de los Andes. Each resort (cerro in Spanish) is special in its own way and has something different to offer. Cerro …
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 the 9th of July, Argentina celebrates its day of independence – the day during which Argentina gained independence from …
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In the suburbs of Buenos Aires exists one of the best pizzerias not only in South America, but in the world. Located in Adrogué, in the Province of Buenos Aires, Ti Amo Pizzeria holds several awards and was placed as the best pizzeria in Argentina in 2024 and one of the 50 best in the …
The Secret Pizzeria in Buenos Aires Named as One of the World’s Best Read More »
Argentina is an extremely diverse country, geographically speaking, and so there really isn’t one perfect time of the year to visit. If you spend most of your time in the busy city of Buenos Aires, it’s easy to forget that in the rest of Argentina there are deserts, snowy mountains and wild forests to enjoy. …
When is the Best Time of the Year to Visit Argentina? The Ultimate Guide Read More »
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, as well as some old classics – the recommendations below are all ‘must-watches’. The Spanish spoken in Argentina can be …
5 Movies You Should Watch to Better Understand Argentina Read More »
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 home to several Welsh colonies. The story of the Welsh in Argentina can be traced back to the 19th century, …
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 regime, with many people being silenced, kidnapped and even murdered. Anyone who expressed any views not supported by the government was at risk; …
Censorship and Repression: Music During Argentina’s Years Under Military Dictatorship Read More »
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 for celebrations and protests on countless occasions; not to mention being a first stop for tourists. When Argentina won the World Cup in 2022, …
The Obelisco of Buenos Aires: How it Came to be a Symbol of the City Read More »