Argentina
June 4th, 2009 Posted in South America | No Comments »
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The New Argentina Reciprocity Tax for Tourists
If you are an American, Canadian, or Australian citizen, then the Argentine government has decided to treat you the same way your respective countries treat its citizens. By charging you money for the privilege of visiting.
Traveling Beyond Buenos Aires
When traveling to Buenos Aires, tourists often look for getaways outside of the hustle and bustle of the city. Katie Hammel, a tourist returning from her Buenos Aires vacation highlights her experiences in a lovely article she wrote for The Expeditioner. She writes about her experiences traveling beyond Buenos Aires. From wine tasting in Mendoza [...]
Casual Dining in Palermo Soho
The California Burrito Company, or CBC most people call it, recently opened their 2nd restaurant in Buenos Aires, taking their downtown concept to a whole new level in one of the city’s hippest, booming barrios.
La Menesunda: Travel Off the Beaten Track to a Premier Buenos Aires Hostel
If you are looking for a friendly, cozy place to stay that is away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist barrios of Recoletta and Palermo, La Menesunda is the place for you!
Facturas: A Traveler’s Guide to Argentine Pastries
Factura is not only the Spanish word for “bill” it is also the generic name given to a delicious collection of Argentinean sweet pastries.
La Puerta Roja Serves up the Chilli Bomb- It Will Kill You All
An invention of La Puerta Roja this lethal concotion consists of a shot of vodka that has been mixed with chopped chillis and Speed, an energy drink. A full shot glass is plunged into a large glass of Speed and then expected to be downed in one foul swig.
The New Cost of Living in Argentina
Before the collapse Buenos Aires was one of the most expensive cities in the world, but today you can take a taxi across town or eat a fantastic steak dinner for about U.S. $10.
Sublime Submarinos
Winter frost got you down? Cozy up with a submarino at Las Violetas!
What the Fernet??
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.
Arteclásica 2009 – Contemporary and Modern Art Fair
Arteclásica is the classic Art Fair in Buenos Aires for experts and amateurs alike, which offers a plural space for our visual arts of international renown. The Fair will also hold many of its already traditional institutional programs such as Meeting Cultures, Landmark Instalation and the Ñ Space for Great Contemporary Masters.
Grupo Clarin, through its [...]
