Category Archives: Porteno culture
How to Buy Football Tickets in Buenos Aires
Football in Argentina has a legendary status around the world. Football (or soccer) is a religion here – something that can only be truly experienced by going to watch a match in
Murgas & Foam Fights: Carnival in Buenos Aires
While Rio de Janeiro might be the most famous and sought after destination when it comes to Carnival, Argentina should not be overlooked. While the biggest carnival of the country takes place
3 Ways To Experience Gaucho Culture In Buenos Aires
One of the most iconic figures in Argentine culture is that of the gaucho, or cowboy. Deeply ingrained in the history and culture of the country, heroes of literature and folklore, the gaucho
How to Survive Demonstrations in Buenos Aires
In remembrance of the 12th anniversary of the Corralito episode, when the president took off in a helicopter after freezing everyone’s bank accounts, a great protest near the Obelisk is scheduled to take
Halloween in Buenos Aires: Top 5 Spooky Legends
Halloween is a traditional and cultural event that occurs mainly in English-speaking countries, so for this reason it’s normal to assume Halloween in Buenos Aires does not exist. However, such celebrations do
3 Things to do in La Boca
One of the most popular tourist attractions in Buenos Aires, El Caminito’s stretch of beautifully painted houses attracts tourists to the neighbourhood of La Boca every day. But once you get there, what
Avenida de Mayo Highlights
Running from the Congress building to the Presidential offices, Avenida de Mayo is the heartline of Buenos Aires. The avenue pulses with vehicular and pedestrian traffic every day of the week. On
Top 5 landmarks around Plaza de Mayo
Plaza de Mayo, as the political and historical center of the city, should be one of the first places you see in Buenos Aires. Home to multiple monuments and the gathering spot
Top 4 Tango Cafes in Buenos Aires
Everyone knows that Buenos Aires is the capital of tango. The passion, intensity, and the carefully executed moves are without a doubt exciting to watch! But if you’re looking for a more
Following the footsteps of Mafalda in Buenos Aires
Mafalda, the beloved Argentine cartoon character with a quirky sense of humor and grand curiosity for the world, sits on a bench in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of San Telmo, waiting for
