1 week intensive course; Registration fee; Visits to Laguna Guatrache and Termas. nights in a hotel (***) in La Pampa province; Accommodation in La Pampa (including breakfast); Transfer from La Pampa to Buenos Aires in a comfortable bus ...click here
Madonna's tour director Chris Lamb confirmed during an interview with Argentinian newspaper La Nacion that the four Sticky & Sweet shows at Estadio River Plate in Buenos Aires will be shot professionally for the upcoming DVD release of ...click here
Spring in Buenos Aires means is polo season (October to December). You don't have to break the budget to watch a game, though tickets can be sometimes hard to get. Polo is exciting to watch. Just think of hockey on horseback, ...click here
Turning 21 is rather anti-climactic in Buenos Aires, since I've been able to purchase and drink alcohol for the past few months. Nevertheless, I will always remember Quilmes Stout as my first "legal" drink. 21st-birthday-0881 ...click here
I stay at the Faena Hotel in Buenos Aires. I love London. I enjoy the south of France, from Cannes all the way to St. Tropez. Sometimes I'll drive from ...click here
We didn't want to live in a hotel room for two months, so we asked my uncle - 'Big Tommy' – to help us find a nice place to live. Well, he knocked this one out of the park. We are in Puerto Madero, the waterfront district of Buenos ...click here
The current trend in Buenos Aires is baked empanadas; we didn't have a single one there that was deep-fried. The typical filling is chopped meat, olives, ...click here
Lisa is here It is so great to have family down here... I have definitely been feeling slightly homesick Lisa arrived last Sunday and it has been great. We had lunch with Georgette on day 1. She even made some of her famous pancakes for ...click here
Rain Rain Go Away....Wet Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires, for those of you who've not been here, has a very unique charm. Not Latin. Not European really. Something different. Hard to put your finger on. I want to capture that in the film. I will head out to do a tour through ...click here
Yes it´s Buenos Aires "La reina del Plata" This Queen is so temperamental like the Queen of Pop: Madonna and she´s coming... Her entourage of 3 kids and 220 people, her 350 tons of luggage will help her to rock "El monumental" (River ...click here
Argentina open polo championship in Buenos Aires Posted By : Michele De Capitani Polo has got very ancient origins, and it was well-known in Persia in the 6th century bc Nowadays this sport is widespread above all in certain countries, ...click here
When we talk about Buenos Aires, our first thought is tango, leather articles, commerce, sea, beautiful architecture and a Latin-American city that seems to be ahead of its sisters in many aspects. Buenos Aires offers many attractions ...click here
The Plaza we live on, usually swamped with artists, people drinking at the café's, tango dancers, tourists, wondering eyes never to be forgotten here in Buenos Aires, with the exception of a group of guys sitting off the numerous drinks ...click here
We went to all the parks of Palermo and Recoleta, went to see "la boca", saw a tango show, ate Argentinian beef almost everyday combined with lot of "helado" (ice cream). See here the pics of Buenos Aires. ...click here
After a morning spent trying to take it all in, we were off to the airport for our last internal flight (fears of excess luggage) and thence to Argentina and its elegant capital Buenos Aires. Our last hotel, the Emperador, ...click here
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Argentina and Buenos Aires takes the second place on the list. Many young Argentinean women look like models because Buenos Aires is inhabited by descendants of Italian emigrants. South American women were distinctive for their ...click here
well, did a few things since the last post, went to colonia in uruguay, tigre at the northern outskirts of buenos aires, and checked a few bars and restaurants as recommended by the lonely planet, as well as continuing the spanish ...click here
Once a year people walk the 68kn from Buenos Aires to Lujan to show respect to her pilgrimage and to pray for the sick. Last week: So I went during the week because I heard that the weekends were too crazy with tourists and hawkers. ...click here
I recorded a short video below to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving from down here in hot, humid, sweaty, air conditionless (at least in my apartment) Buenos Aires. A quick warning/disclaimer/embarrasing note: for some reason, ..click here
Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina I've just spent 3 days in BA, and I'm loving it! Everything about this city is amazing: the atmosphere is so cool, the people are really nice, the shopping is great, the food is amazing, ...click here
The highly successful Argentina outlet may be replicated worldwide. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — The glittering storefront in this capital's trendy Palermo ...click here
Described as the 'Paris of South America', Buenos Aires will captivate you with the warmth of its people, its wide boulevards, and its architecture. ...click here
At the moment the Palermo Soho neighborhood is the epicenter of everything creative that's happening in Buenos Aires — and as such it's where most of the new developments in the hotel scene are happening as well. ...click here
If you are visiting Buenos Aires for a short period of time, try staying in a temporary furnished apartment, instead of a hotel. If you stay for a week, you will find that for half the price that you would have paid for a hotel, ...Click here
Maybe it's because I'ma writer at heart… this bookstore is a must-do for me every time I get a chance to be in Buenos Aires. You can find it at Av Santa Fe, in a restored theatre. 3. Cafe Tortoni. Okay… so it's on the touristy side, ...click here
Buenos Aires: Stayed in the trendy Palermo Soho neighborhood in a tiny boutique hotel and did tons of sight-seeing (Recoleta Cemetery with all of the Evita memorabilia, Puerto Madero and San Telmo antique markets, shopping in Palermo). ...click here
Another hot day here in Ramos Mejía, one of the western suburbs of Buenos Aires. I'm sitting directly beneath the ceiling fan where it's bearable. The humidity combined with the heat just sorta wilts us. BUT the time with our co-workers ...click here
There are two kinds of horse traditions here: the gaucho and his trusty horse, herding cattle through the Pampas, and the civilized, British horse sports of horse-racing and polo. Watching and learning to play polo has been high on my ...click here
We arrived in Buenos Aires without a confirmed reservation, so our first task was to secure a place to stay. We got a cab to St Nicholas Hostel, who would "probably" have an en-suite twin for us based on a phone call the previous day. ...click here
This is part of a series of reports recapping my recent trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Check back every Monday and Tuesday when I'll be giving you a taste of my food adventures in this South American metropolitan city. ...click here
I went to the zoo, the Evita musuem, the Japanese Garden, and then out to dinner at a really nice steak restaurant. The restaurant was awesome and well recommended by my guidebook and a friend who lived in BA for a while. ...click here
So this past weekend we went to Buenos Aires. We left at 7:00 AM on Friday morning (the 7th of November) and took a bus to Buenos Aires. We arrived about 11:00 AM, more or less, and got to our hotel, the Hotel Carlton, in the city. ...click here
It's funny, I find Buenos Aires very easy to navigate, but people are always asking for directions. I think it must be like when I go to New York and have no idea where I am. Only a few times I have told people I didn't know, ...click here
Their intimate stories about their personal experiences reveal the intensity that feed their individual tango styles. Numerous tango aficionados, including actors Robert Duvall and Juan Carlos Copes (star of Broadway's TANGO ARGENTINO), ...click here
we got in to buenos aires early, like 6:30 am early. i was dying. it was also SUPREMELY cold. we had to wait over a half hour because of the lack of taxis. we stood in the cold suffering, but my suffering was slightly less because i got ...click here
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Nov 21, 2008. Dripped off some stuff for posting and some laundr. THen went for a walk around soem of the twon. A gide in the Square of ENligenment would…..click here
An internationally acclaimed street photographer, he recently spent about a month in Buenos Aires, Argentina. And this week, Smith traveled to Hays, ...click here
Buenos Aires will certainly heat things up on your honeymoon. The capital is also easily on our top ten list for hip world cities. ...click here
Back in Buenos Aires I took in some more tango lessons and a dinner show with some friends. Lots of fun and amazing dancers. Truth be told I wouldn't know bad tango from good tango but I do know I had a great time. ...click here
After arriving in Buenos Aires yesterday afternoon, we went out to Club Pilará to watch some polo pickup matches, as the world's top players prepared for the big matches in Palermo this Sunday. ...click kere
Travel writers say it's the new Prague. A report in the Buenos Aires Herald says the capital ranks 138 among 143 cities in a cost-of-living survey (topped, ...click here
You know the highlights: Argentina includes the very European and stylish city of Buenos Aires and the remote landscapes of Patagonia. Peru was the land of the Incas. The Mayans left their footprints in Honduras, Guatemala, and Mexico. ...clich here
This Most Excellent sculpture, Floralis Genérica, is located at the United Nations Plaza in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Designed by US trained architect, Eduardo Catalano, the sculpture is a structure of stainless steel frame ...click here
A long block up Avenida Bullrich, past an army installation from the early 20th century, then the mosque (the largest in South America), and left on Avenida Libertador to the polo fields, across from the race track. Photos here. ...click here
After that, I walked to Plaza de Mayo and went into the Cabildo, which besides being one of the most famous colonial churches in Buenos Aires, is also a museum. From there, I hopped on a colectivo and headed to Recoleta and the Belle ...click here
Eating in restaurants is not so cheap in Buenos Aires anymore. Because of this, I am trying to cook as much as possible. Groceries at supermarkets are still very affordable - you can easily find a really nice steak for less than 10 ...click here
This afternoon Leonie, Lauren, and I went to the Campo Argentino de Polo in Palermo to watch two polo matches. The Abierto Argentino de Polo (Argentine World Polo Open) just started here in Buenos Aires! First we watched Ellerstina play ...click here
We rented a one-bedroom apartment in Palermo Hollywood, the happening 'hood, with a pool and a balcony for $650 a week through Buenos Aires Habitat, ..click here
The Alvear is considered one of the most luxurious and exclusive hotels in Buenos Aires, and it is home to one of the best known French restaurant in South America (La Bourgogne). But because I'm such a big fan of the whole ritual of ...click here
I just spent three days in one of my favorite cities – Buenos Aires. I was speaking to 2000 executives about the future of brands in this tough economic environment, as well as catching up with the MBAs at the Universidad de Palermo. ...click here
