One Last Day in Buenos Aires: What to Do?
When we think of travel, we think of the time we spend in another place—how we can maximize our schedules to do or see as much as possible. We give less thought to how...
Carlos Jáuregui: Profiling a Legendary Argentinian Queer Activist
“De todas las discriminaciones, la que a mí me ha tocado padecer en forma particular es el desamparo legal.” - “Of all the discrimination, the one that has touched me in particular is legal...
Grilling in Argentina: Beyond a Passion
When I think of Buenos Aires, several things come to mind: penguinos—the ceramic penguins that you can order filled with wine at local bars—and the purple jacaranda trees that bloom every spring. But without...
An Adventure Junkie’s Guide to Patagonia
If virgin forests, turquoise lakes, mountainous landscapes, and dramatic glaciers are what inspire you to get outside and explore, make sure to put Patagonia on your travel bucket list this year. Covering the majority...
A Guide to the Rocsen Museum and Town of Nono in Argentina
Museums are usually an amazing place to dive into certain topics– whether it be art, culture, natural science or history. But only a few museums in the world can compare to the vastly diverse...
Why You Need to Attend a Football Match When You Visit Argentina
Unforgettable? A football match? That’s right. In Argentina watching a football match in person, in the stadium, is something everyone should do at least once in their life.
I am a Boca Juniors fan, and...
Crying for Argentina: Why I Will Always Miss It
While I write these words, I am drinking a nice cup of coffee (macchiato, of course), facing the ocean and watching a bunch of surfers having fun in the waves. Even though it is...
Capilla del Monte: Home of the Aliens
Surrounded by mountains in the heart of Argentina, the “home of the aliens,” or Capilla del Monte offers a unique experience to those in search of paranormal phenomena and UFO sightings. Though no extraterrestrial...
Truly Off the Grid: Living on a Ranch in Argentina’s Patagonia Region
The first time I’d ever gotten on a horse was when I arrived at an outpost on the way into Estancia Ranquilco, a 100,000 acre ranch in North Patagonia and nestled in the Andean...
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