Destination

Argentina

We've shared 3 stories from Argentina, exploring Buenos Aires, with 1 video to bring the trip to life.

Buenos Aires: Six Tips From Our Trip

Buenos Aires: Six Tips From Our Trip

Buenos Aires is easy to love, but it plays by its own rules. Here are six quick tips that saved us time, money, and a little sanity.of grand boulevards and hidden courters, where every transaction felt like a small negotiation, every meal a discovery. This wasn't just a trip; it was an education in urban navigation, a masterclass in embracing the unexpected. Here are six tips that we learned from the trip.

Museo Xul Solar - Buenos Aires Don't Miss Gem

Museo Xul Solar - Buenos Aires Don't Miss Gem

When people think of Argentina, they picture the Obelisk, Plaza de Mayo, and La Boca. We love those iconic spots, but we are always looking for the hidden gems that show a city’s real personality. In Palermo, Museo Xul Solar is one of those places. It is lesser known, absolutely worth the visit, and a great reminder that some of the best parts of Buenos Aires are found beyond the usual landmarks.

Buenos Aires, Cooking and Eating at Pacha Mama

Buenos Aires, Cooking and Eating at Pacha Mama

Buenos Aires wasn't about the tango for us. We like music and we have enjoyed seeing the tango in the past, but this trip was about understanding the culture through food. Our travel philosophy leans heavily on the edible. Sometimes you learn about a culture, its history and culture by what it puts on a plate. Especially when you get your hands dirty making it yourself. So, naturally, a cooking class was part of our plan. Not just any class, but one promising a deep dive into the Argentinian pantry, a place where carbohydrate and dairy dreams come true. I was ready for the glorious culinary chaos at Pacha Mama.