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Off the Beaten Path: Museo Casa de Yrurtia
(Canto al Trabajo- Rogelio Yrurtia by puroticorico) Once the home of sculptor Rogelio Yrurtia, this beautiful colonial house displays his belongings including interesting objects, textiles (which he...
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We Recommend: Tours by Air and Water
(Photo by Humberto Terenziani) Helicopter tours: Taking a helicopter to see Buenos Aires from above is a wonderful way to get a scenic view of the city whilst acquiring a sense of its dimensions and...
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Our 7 Links
(Los Siete by Eduardo Amorim) We recently got nominated by Jeff from Lengthy Travel Blog (which has some excellent tips for travelers) to participate in the 7 Links projects. The project which is...
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Off The Beaten Path: Tito Ingenieri’s Bottle House
(Photo by Justin Bugsy Sailor) Six million bottles are the building blocks of sculptor Tito Ingenieri’s home. The project, which began 21 years ago after a few other impressive feats, such as...
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Day Trip to Tigre
(Photo by escalepade) At the starting point of the Paraná delta, in the outskirts of the city, is the town of Tigre, set on an island lined by small rivers and streams. This rugged location...
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We Recommend: Isla Martín García
(Photo by Ostrosky Photos) Between Argentina and Uruguay, in the middle of the Rio de la Plata is a scantly populated island called Martín García, one of Buenos Aires´ natural reserves and historical...
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Off the Beaten Path: Day trip to La Campiña
(Photo by gotencool) Set in the Buenos Aires town of San Pedro, La Campiña is a 25 year old orange farm owned by a couple who wished to turn their love for the land into their life. Now a days the...
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We Recommend: Graffitimundo Tours
(Photo by dandeluca) Street art has become increasingly popular in cities worldwide and has resignified art by brining it out of the academic context and into the city for every passer-by to see....
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Day Trip to La Plata
(Photo by mccopa) La Plata is the capital of Buenos Aires province. It is commonly referred to as the “ciudad de los tilos” (linden city) because its streets and squares are lined with linden trees....
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Rosario Getaway
(Photo by pablodf) Rosario is the third largest city in Argentina, after Buenos Aires and Cordoba, and, at just 298 km from the capital, it is a common destination for Porteños on a short visit. It´s...
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Off the Beaten Path: Day Trip to Gouin
PH Mauricio Genta Buenos Aires is a large province, and although known for its vibrant city capital, there are many small towns in the city outskirts that preserve a local feel which remits to another...
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3 Off the Beaten Path Parks in Buenos Aires
One of the great things about Buenos Aires is that despite being a big city, it’s got plenty a park and trees. In the Palermo area, the Botanical Garden in Plaza Italia and the stunning 3 de Febrero...
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Off the Beaten Path: Day Trip to Luján
PH: Julian Ortiz Luján is a small town to the West of Buenos Aires province that is known for its stunning basilica which gathers thousands of devotees of the Luján Virgin Mary -Patroness of...
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