Archive for the ‘What To Do’ Category
La Rural
Believe it or not, outside the bubble of this urban capital of Buenos Aires, exists approximately 3500 kilometers of land not covered in cafés, clubs, restaurants, Porteños, and clothing stores. “La Rural” is the annual agricultural event, which takes place at the event center La Rural Predio Ferial de Buenos Aires and attracts over a [...]
Tango Festival and World Tango Championships in Buenos Aires
If you have even the slightest interest in tango, you should be attending this festival, the largest of its kind worldwide. Even if you don’t, you may want to consider that if you are in Buenos Aires, you are in the heart of the tango culture, and this is the best chance you’ll [...]
Saavedra Park
This is one of the oldest parks in the city of Buenos Aires, dating back to 1873. Although it has changed a lot since it´s inauguration (it used to have a lake), it is still one of the nicest parks within the city limits of the capital. The 1.6 KM cement path creates a perimeter [...]
Zizek
One of the top parties in the city, Zizek gave light to what is know globally known as Cumbia digital. It started as a small weekly clubnight, and in a short amount of time became one of the best week night events in Buenos Aires. That’s no small feat considering the plethora of party options [...]
Ciudad Emergente – Recoleta Cultural Center
Ciudad Emergente is a festival dedicated to showcasing a variety of “emerging” art forms in Argentina . It basically four days straight of performances, displays and exhibits of up-and-coming artists in rock, pop, fashion, film, street art, hip hop, animation, poetry, y digital art. Here is what you can expect to see in each:
Rock – [...]
Pacha
Pacha is one of the largest chains of nightclubs worldwide, known for their large, high end venues and talented DJs they attract. Pacha Buenos Aires fits this description perfectly, and is arguably the best spot in Buenos Aires for electronic music.
The club is located on the Costanera Norte, slightly north of the Jorge Newberry airport. [...]
Recoleta Cultural Center
The Centro Cultural Recoleta is located in one of the most frequented tourist spots in the entire city, right in between the famous Recoleta cemetery and the popular shopping center Buenos Aires design.
The complex itself has quite the history. Early in the 18th century, the land was donated to the Franciscan [...]
Buenos Aires Tours
Like any city that has a lot of tourism, Argentina’s capital has many tour options much available, and much more than your typical city tours of Buenos Aires. Walking tours, bus tours, art tours, even a graffiti tour – not to mention that most attractions have guided tours available. [...]
Play Soccer in Buenos Aires
You probably already know that the Argentines live and breath soccer, and if you like to play, you shouldn´t miss a chance battle it out with them on the soccer pitch. Although it’s difficult to find full sized outdoor football fields to play on, indoor 5-on-5 courts are everywhere. Here is what you can do [...]
Evita Museum
The Evita museum was inaugurated in 2002, to portray the life of one of Argentina’s most famous political figures, and a hero for many Argentines. It is located in a stylish turn of the century mansion in Palermo, right near Plaza Italia. The museum shows the different stages of Evita´s life, from her birth in [...]


