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![Buenos Aires as described by Marta Minujín: art, luxury and little ants]()
- Attractions
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- Buenos Aires as described by Marta Minujín: art, luxury and little ants
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Eccentric and hyperactive, the artist who rose to fame in the 70s with its happenings continues today as active as in her youth. Through her work, she lived in and , where she became a close friend of Andy Warhol. But she decided to return to , where she lives in love with the Obelisk and the river.
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![Buenos Aires Racetrack: the charm of spending a day at the racetrack]()
- Historical Buildings
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- Buenos Aires Racetrack: the charm of spending a day at the racetrack
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Palermo Racetrack (Hipódromo de Palermo) has the virtue of combining several activities in one single place: architecture, fun, and gastronomy.
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![Buenos Aires by bike: 5 tours to meet the city]()
- Bicycle
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- Buenos Aires by bike: 5 tours to meet the city
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Buenos Aires has about a thousand block bicycle path: one hundred kilometers to breathe the city from the freedom of two wheels. Here we share the most beautiful routes.
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![Where to smoke cigars in Buenos Aires? A complete experience for smokers]()
- Cigar Bar
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- Where to smoke cigars in Buenos Aires? A complete experience for smokers
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Smoking cigars is one of those rituals that can´t be traded. And Buenos Aires offers beautiful spaces both for buying and smoking cigars accompanied by a delicious rum, and even paired with dishes and
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![Ten reasons to get lost at Teatro Colón]()
- Theatre
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- Ten reasons to get lost at Teatro Colón
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Perhaps it would be enough to say this theater is one of the best opera houses in the world, but fortunately has so much more to be remarked. If you´re planning a visit, don´t hesitate: know the ten reasons why Teatro Colón is a must.
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![The five oldest and most historic restaurants in Buenos Aires]()
- Restaurants
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- The five oldest and most historic restaurants in Buenos Aires
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Few centenary restaurants and cafes survived
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![Seven Tips to Become a Gaucho for a Day]()
- Argentine Culture
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- Seven Tips to Become a Gaucho for a Day
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As a qualified and nomadic horse rider, living outside the city borders, first of all visit a leather goods store to buy clothes to resemble a real contemporary gaucho. Do not forget: baggy pants, whit
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![San Telmo Fair: the treasure hunt]()
- Vintage
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- San Telmo Fair: the treasure hunt
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San Telmo fair is one of the rides you can´t miss if you visit the neighborhood on a Sunday. Its 270 posts offer treasures of the past, as they have done for over forty years.
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