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An Introduction to the Architecture of Buenos Aires

Gringo in Buenos AiresMarch 10, 2016Architecture1 Comment

When walking along the wide avenues and cobblestone streets of Buenos Aires’ barrios, it’s almost impossible not to notice the fascinating array of architecture laid out before you. As a … Read More

The Best Museums in Buenos Aires

Gringo in Buenos AiresNovember 18, 2014Culture1 Comment

We all know Buenos Aires is famous for its cafes, nightlife, tango and soccer. But it’s also a city with a rich history and a thriving arts scene. Dotting Buenos … Read More

New Kindle Books: The Gringo Guide To Spanish

Gringo in Buenos AiresJune 4, 2012Spanish4 Comments

Many folks may have noticed the lack of new posts around these parts the last couple months. We have been hard at work on creating some new Kindle books that … Read More

Argentine Movies: Five of the Best

Gringo in Buenos AiresOctober 18, 2010Film22 Comments

By now most of us have probably seen El Secreto de Sus Ojos (The Secret in Their Eyes) – the 2009 release, directed by Juan José Campanella, that won the … Read More

Argentines: The Past Masters of Nicknames

Gringo in Buenos AiresAugust 17, 2010Culture9 Comments

Argentineans might just be the best and most prolific users of nicknames (‘sobrenombres’ or ‘apodos’ in castellano) in the entire universe. One has only to look at the Argentine football … Read More

Buenos Aires Television Guide (Part Two)

Gringo in Buenos AiresJuly 29, 2010Culture7 Comments

Cable TV Cable TV is absolutely huge in Argentina. The biggest provider is Cablevision Digital, but there’s also Telecentro and Multicanal . Their lineups are pretty similar. DirecTV is actually … Read More

Buenos Aires Television Guide (Part One)

Gringo in Buenos AiresJuly 27, 2010Culture1 Comment

Everyone thought that the rise in popularity of the internet would kill the appeal of watching TV shows. But actually, all it’s done is give us more ways than ever … Read More

Nazis & Argentina: a History Lesson

Gringo in Buenos AiresJune 22, 2010History30 Comments

Any expat living in Buenos Aires will be aware of Argentina’s open door policy towards immigration. After all, lots of us just hop over to Uruguay every three months to … Read More

The Argentine Soccer Team

Gringo in Buenos AiresJune 18, 2010Soccer2 Comments

It’s World Cup time. Argentina could win. And you’re living in Buenos Aires – your timing is impeccable! As I write this the Albicelestes have just played their second game … Read More

Some Great Spanish Learning Resources

Gringo in Buenos AiresJune 16, 2010Spanish1 Comment

No, don’t worry, we are not suggesting the Spanish learning product featured in the above photo. It is just an awesome photo. It must be from the early 90’s, no? … Read More

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A New Dining Concept In Buenos Aires Fuudis, a new concept in the Buenos Aires dining scene, combines live artistic performances, tours of the city and innovative culinary experiences.
A Watery Weekend From Buenos Aires The Argentine capital is well known for its gourmet cuisine, fabulous shopping, frenzied nightlife and top-drawer activities – but when weary porteños (residents of Buenos Aires) wish to escape the commotion of the big city, the town of Tigre and its surr
Buenos Aires Cowboy Fair La Feria De Mataderos is a weekly fair in the Argentine capital with traditional folk dancing, handicrafts and food, as well as popular gaucho (cowboy) demonstrations.
Buenos Aires Critical Mass Thousands of cyclists from all walks of life regularly gather in Buenos Aires for a communal, organic event that celebrates the joys of cycling and promotes its positive effect on the city.
Buenos Aires World Of Art ArteBA — one of South America’s most important contemporary art fairs — is bringing the biggest names in Latin American art to the Argentine capital.
Buenos Aires’ Must See Music Event Buenos Aires offers different events every night of the week, but for a truly unique snapshot of the city’s music scene, La Bomba Del Tiempo is not to be missed.
Buenos Aires’s Man Tour Combing history, macho activities and old-school Porteño flavour, the Man Tour offers travellers an inside look at the panache of Buenos Aires men.
Drinks With A View In Buenos Aires While Buenos Aires is already known for its open-air bars and lounges, there are few options that take advantage of the city’s stunning skyline.
English Comedy in Buenos Aires The first English language stand-up comedy show has arrived in Buenos Aires.
In Buenos Aires – A Private Chef Dinner Inspired By Art Puertas cerradas — closed-door restaurants that operate out of a chef’s private home — are becoming increasingly popular in Buenos Aires, and Max’s Supper Club is one of the most creative spots to try.
Innovative cuisine pops up in Buenos Aires Fuelled by the demand for diverse cuisine in a city dominated by pizzerias and parrillas, pop up restaurants are stealing the show.
Lunge With The Locals In Buenos Aires After a few days in Buenos Aires, the local diet of steak and wine may have some travellers yearning for a little exercise.
Out And About In Buenos Aires Buenos Aires is one of the most gay-friendly cities in South America, with a tolerant attitude and thriving nightlife scene. For gay travellers to the Argentine capital, one of the best ways to sample the city’s varied nightlife is to spend a night on the
Playing polo in Buenos Aires Take in a match or saddle up yourself in one of the world’s great cities for the sport.
Rock around the clock in Buenos Aires The best small clubs and bars where Argentine rock bands battle to make a name for themselves.
Seeing Buenos Aires Through A Different Lens Plenty of travellers bring a camera on holiday and snap photos to record their trip, but fewer people use their cameras to discover new neighbourhoods or see a destination differently.
Where to find the best steak in Buenos Aires Discover the parrillas that only locals know about on culinary-themed walking tours around the Argentine capital.