A Regal Burger King & A Kosher McDonalds
Buenos Aires Fast Food Exclusive: A Burger King that used to be a palatial residence for the Alvear family… and the only Kosher McDonalds outside of Israel.
Tango Argentina: Sensuality in 4 Steps
Certain cities are synonymous with certain things. While people travel to Paris for the Eiffel Tower, New York for the Statue of Liberty, Venice for the gondolas or Las Vegas for all three, there is only one destination where people go to experience tango: Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Lujan Zoo: Close Encounters of the Wild Kind
Fifty eight kilometers outside Buenos Aires is the Lujan Zoo, where you can get up close and personal with lions tigers, pumas, camels and elephants.
BA(d) Fashion
A story of Greek fates, Argentine mullets and poopie pants which tries to explain the fashion crimes still committed in Buenos Aires Argentina.
La Catedral Club, Bohemian Tango
La Catedral is an alternative Milonga housed, not in an old church as the name might imply, but in an old warehouse. Still, its charm will inspire and enlighten you.
How to find Cheap Theater Tickets in BA
We spotlight several ways to find cheap theater tickets in Buenos Aires. If you follow Corrientes Avenue a few blocks in either direction from the Obelisco, you’ll find BA’s “Broadway”!
Spotlight: The Casa Rosada, History and Tour
On the weekend, enjoy a free tour of one of Buenos Aires’ most emblematic buildlings, the Casa Rosada.
Third Annual Circus Festival in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires celebrates the Third Annual International Circus Festival with performers from Argentina, France, Belgium, Guinea and Canada, from April 28 – May 9.
Pueyrredon Who? (Impossible to Pronounce)
The most difficult Spanish word we found in Buenos Aires Argentina turns out to be both a president and a museum!
El Caminito: Most Overrated Attraction
We spotlight what makes a visit to La Boca Buenos Aires’ most overrated tourist attraction.
B.A. Cheapo! – Free Things to Do
Proof that some of the best things in Buenos Aires are free.
Bomba del Tiempo, a Stompin’ Good Time!
Every Monday night for four years, the neighbors in Once hear a never-ending raucous thumping for a couple of hours straight coming from an old oil factory now called the Konex. The delightful disturbance is caused by hundreds of fans dancing and jumping around to the music of more than a dozen percussionists that entertain sold out crowds at the recycled cultural performance center at Sarmiento 3131.
