Tag: Aires

Argentia’s presidential candidate Javier Milei — ultra-liberal and far-right — of “Freedom Advances” surprised everyone by winning the primaries with nearly 30 percent of support. And he could become the next president of Brazil, bringing with him anti-government, ...

Buenos Aires is a great multicultural metropolis located in Argentina, where you will find many things to do and many places to visit. It is the city that never sleeps, always offering a wide range of flavors and colors. To begin with, of course, I recommend that you visit the typical and traditiona...

Agustina ­Argañaraz Occupation: Economist turned Tigre river guide and ecological developer Expertise and Interests: Tigre Delta, art, and architecture Nicolás De Brea Dulcich Occupation: Education and outreach director at the Museo Histórico Naciona...

I recently moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina. A gigantic city (13 million people) in comparison to my humble roots in Kansas City. One of the things I looked forward to was having legal access to cuban cigars at my disposal. Every American’s fantasy, I know. There are a couple problems however ...

Airbnb can be considered nowadays the largest hotel chain and is disrupting the tourism industry in the entire world. In 2007, during a weekend when hotels in San Francisco were sold out for a conference, Brian Chesky and Joes Gebbia host on their own apartment the first guests of Airbedandb...

Buenos Aires (Argentina) is, without question, one of the capitals of South America. Its metropolitan vibe, its blending of cultures from all five continents, its wide, modern avenues… All of this makes Buenos Aires a true delight for travelers who visit Argentina&nbs...

You hear all about Buenos Aires before you arrive. I don’t know if it was just me but nearly every person that I spoke to about my upcoming trip responded with something along the lines of: ‘wow, incredible, Buenos Aires is such a happening place, you’re so lucky!’ Indeed I a...

As ethical travellers, we go where we are welcome, and to deserving places that we can contribute to by our spending. Some might say that this is somehow discriminatory and that as Pope Francis said above, one should not judge the values of others. But Pope Francis was talking about priests who h...

Buenos Aires is a city full of life and culture, and its plazas are no exception. These open public spaces serve as gathering places for locals and tourists alike, providing a place to relax, socialize, and take in the beauty of the city. Here are some of the top plazas to visit in Buenos Aires. ...

“It has all the elegance of the old world, in its buildings and streets, and in its people all the vulgarity and frank good health of the new world. All the news — stands and bookshops — what a literate place, one thinks; what wealth, what good looks.” — Paul Theroux...

If you’re looking for a city that has it all, Buenos Aires should definitely be on your list. Known for its rich cultural heritage, sizzling nightlife, and stunning architecture, this city is a feast for the senses. Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and is located on the eastern ...

The Autonomous City of Buenos Aires is the third-largest metropolitan area in Latin America, with three million people living in the municipality and another thirteen million in the extended metropolitan region. Despite decades-long national economic stagnation, Buenos Aires has made remarkable rece...

As a cosmopolitan city, Buenos Aires has a wide range of culinary offerings — most (if not all) delicious. During my nine months in the city, I noted my favorite eating spots, and I’m sharing them in this story with you. If you visit Argentina, I’d say you cannot leave the co...

Gender inequalities in the home and at work have become increasingly visible, documented, and addressed with policies and transformations attempting to achieve equity, both in public and private spaces. However, inequities in the transportation sector and the way people move around cities have on...

In our second time in Buenos Aires, Claudia and I had a very different experience than we had had in our first trip. At this time we decided to rent an apartment for two months. Therefore, Claudia was in search of an estate agency to rent a flat for us. She found an Argentinian enterprise called &ld...

My sweetheart Claudia and I fell in love with Buenos Aires. We went there many times and we could spend months living in this wonderful city. Our first trip happened in the end of 2008. We only spent 10 days at very a nice hotel in Recoleta neighbourhood, which was recommended by a friend of mine, w...

Buenos Aires is a great city to explore on foot, but if you’re like most travelers and you’re lugging around a ton of luggage, you’ll want to dump it as soon as possible. Here are some tips on where to leave your stuff in Buenos Aires so you can enjoy the city without being weighed...

This is my digital diary on an exceptional experience in May 2022: exploring a new culture, learning a new language, meeting new realities and enjoying the good vibes of lovely people. All thanks to SAP Social Sabbatical (SoSa) program, an incredible opportunity to leave your comfort zone behind and...

I’ve now spent a month in Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, my new home for the next months. I’ve overspent on groceries, gotten lost finding my way, played myself for not knowing the locals’ hacks, and learned from lots and lots of mistakes. Now that I know better, I t...

There’s no denying Buenos Aires is beautiful. At every crossroads, in every direction, there is something magnificent to behold. The architecture, the food, the people… it’s a cosmopolitan metropolis that stands in perfect, glorious contrast to the fear-mongering news outlets that...

This is a picture that was taken of me while attempting to dance the Tango in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The accompanying quote says as much as ‘Without the streets or dusks of Buenos Aires a Tango cannot be written’. ‘Without the streets or dusks of Buenos Aires a Tango cannot ...

¡Hola, mis amigos! It’s Natalie here, and it has officially been one week since we stepped off the plane and onto South American soil. It feels like it has been a year — each moment has been packed full. As I anticipated, it has been a rollercoaster, full of both highs and lows. ...

At its centre is the Plaza de Mayo, lined with stately 19th-century buildings including Casa Rosada, the iconic, balconied presidential palace. Other major attractions include Teatro Colón, a grand 1908 opera house with nearly 2,500 seats, and the modern MALBA museum, displaying Latin America...

When I was the sweet young age of 31, I spent some wonderful months living in Argentina, teaching English & learning Spanish in the beating heart of Buenos Aires. I lived in a shared house which belonged to a devastatingly attractive & nonchalant young Argentine man called Gustavo, who ha...

Is difficult to give a conclusion now a days. We are all desesperated of loosing jobs, prevent getting sick, and concentrate in our economy and family. Seems to be that there are countries that obey the rules of the WHO, others not. Seems to be that there are countries wich people obey the rules ...

A conversation with… Victoria, 32, Architect and Urban Economist, Ramos Mejías. Self-isolated for 43 days Firstly, can you let me know if you are self-isolated or quarantined? We have been in quarantine since March 20th. It has been 43 days now. Isn’t the quarantine sup...

We arrived twice in Buenos Aires, first from Puerto Iguazú, we landed in the afternoon on Aeroparque Internacional, and after a short walk in Puerto Madero and a nice lunch there at Il Gatto, we took a ferry () and left for Colonia del Sacramento. Meaning th...

Nonprofit Dedicated to Inspiring Female Engineers Opens Location in Argentina to Provide Local Community With Training, Support, and Events BUENOS AIRES — JUNE 13TH, 2019 — Women Who Code (WWCode), the world’s largest and most active community of women in tech, is...

A confession: I might have taken the Subte (think the metro of Buenos Aires) for 30 minutes just to get a bagel with lox. On the way, I asked myself, why bother? This isn’t a famous steak, a legendary empanada or a once-in-a-lifetime parilla. On the contrary, this was something I cou...

I have been working as a Research Assistant on the Autonomous Vehicles Policy Initiative at HKS since January. But that work took on a whole new meaning over the last few weeks, when I and a team of my peers were given a real-world task. As part of the MPP program’s “Spring Policy Exerci...

Buenos Aires comes alive in the summertime. Everybody comes out to play and there are fun social events, festivals and things to do every day and night of the week. Here are eight of our favorite things to do in Buenos Aires during the summer. 1. Embark on a quest to find the best ice cream in th...

Dream big. Every Monday morning I used to run alone 30 kilometres or more. For one week, my full training was between 50 and 65 kilometres running. I felt enthusiastic because my first complete marathon would be in Buenos Aires, Argentina. So, I was decided to enjoy running with athletes from severa...

Welcome to Buenos Aires, where luxury and opulence converge to create an unforgettable shopping experience. Nestled in the heart of Argentina, this vibrant city offers a plethora of high-end boutiques, designer labels, and exclusive shopping destinations that cater to the most discerning shoppers. P...