Argentinian Mate
We all have been tourist at least once in a lifetime, and when we arrive to a different country, city or just the town next to our home town, we…
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River Walk
Buenos Aires was founded as a city port back in 1580 by Juan de Garay. The port of the city was an important icon in the economy of the country,…
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Argentinian Pace
The influences of music in cultures are really strong. Through melodies and rhythms people express their feelings. In other articles we talked about Tango and Argentinian Folk Music, but now…
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Cartoon Tour
Comics make people laugh and build culture. Cartoons also reflect the personality of the population. This is why we are going to share with you a free tour to discover…
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Tango District
A big percentage of the tourists that arrive to Buenos Aires, and come to our free tours, ask us about Tango. We showed you before in this post a few…
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Nicolás Avellaneda Transporter Bridge, La Boca
Nicolás Avellaneda Transporter Bridge: The Historic Landmark You Have to See in La Boca Between colorful conventillos, historic streets and urban art, La Boca is home to some of the…
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MARCO, La Boca’s contemporary art museum
MARCO: The Contemporary Art Museum You Have to Visit in La Boca When people think about La Boca, colorful houses, tango dancers and historic streets usually come to mind. However,…
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Fundación PROA, La Boca
Fundación PROA: A Modern Cultural Landmark in the Heart of La Boca When people think about La Boca, they usually imagine colorful streets, tango dancers, and football culture. However, the…
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Benito Quinquela Martín Museum
Benito Quinquela Martín Museum: Port Art and Cultural Identity in La Boca When exploring cultural landmarks in Buenos Aires, the Museo Benito Quinquela Martín stands out as a must-visit destination….
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Usina del Arte, La Boca
Usina del Arte: Industrial History and International Projection in the Heart of La Boca If you are looking for things to do in the southern area of Buenos Aires, Usina…