Winter frost got you down? Cozy up with a submarino at Las Violetas!
If you’ve been out to a club, a bar, or an asado in Argentina, there was probably something brown, suspicious and bitter in everyone else’s cup. It’s called “Fernet” and you just might like it.
When you first get to Argentina, it may seem that the only thing people drink is mate. Well, parched writer Sophie Parsons delves into the other drinks of Argentina- first up, licuados!
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Photographer Graham Newhall gives us a peek at his Buenos Aires, a city with a wealth of history and an even richer culture. Click for a refreshing perspective of Argentina’s capital. |
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Writer Meghan Zichelli visits the Evita Museum, dedicated to Argentina’s most famous leading lady. Click for a bit of history! |
Writer Sophie Parsons dishes on the truth about finding a living wage in Buenos Aires as an ex-pat. What to avoid, what to hope for and what to expect await you after the jump.
Have you ever been hungry in Mendoza? Writer Meike Schuring has. Check out part two of her edible adventures in Argentina’s wine capital.
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Writer Rachel Paiste answers the bewilderd’s questions in her “Moving to Argentina” series of articles. The latest unwraps the ever mysterious Argentine post system. Click through to find out how to make your friends and family jealous of your travels in the old fashioned way- with stamps! |
Have you ever been hungry in Mendoza? Writer Meike Schuring has. Check out part one of her edible adventures in Argentina’s wine capital.
Travel writer Jonathan Polakoff delivers us a tale from the depths of the Neuquen province. Complete with empanadas, volcanoes and headlights, this one shows the true pioneer spirit of Patagonia.
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