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Colón, province of Entre Ríos

Some weekends ago we made a trip to Colón town in Entre Ríos province. Right on the Uruguay riverside, stands this beautiful city with gentle terrein slopes and fully wooded streets that still preserves the peace of a small town- ideal for the tourist rest. This city, also called ''Paradise city'' posseses natural beauties that [...]

By |2008-11-05T18:02:40-03:00November 5th, 2008|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Colón, province of Entre Ríos

Uruguay: weekend trip to Colonia and Montevideo!

Very close to Buenos Aires you can find Uruguay. This country has a couple of interesting places, from which Colonia and Montevideo are the closest tot Buenos Aires.  Because of this Uruguay is a perfect destination for a (weekend) trip out of town and for some students a good occasion to enlarge their tourist visas. [...]

By |2008-11-04T15:50:31-03:00November 4th, 2008|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Uruguay: weekend trip to Colonia and Montevideo!

Patagonia: visit to San Martín de los Andes

San Martín de los Andes is a charming mountain town nestled on the tip of Lago Lácar between high peaks. Its geographical location is of singular beauty, almost hidden in a sumptuous amphitheater in the mountains that preserves the fertility of its lake and forest environment. In addition to the environmental beauty and peace and [...]

By |2008-07-20T14:19:24-03:00July 20th, 2008|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Patagonia: visit to San Martín de los Andes

Mataderos fair in Buenos Aires

At our Spanish school in Buenos Aires we go to discover a different neighbourhood of Buenos Aires each week. This time I want to tell you about our visit to Mataderos. And I want to thank Jasper who sent me the photos that you can see in this post! One of the best-kept secrets in [...]

By |2008-05-26T01:07:41-03:00May 26th, 2008|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Mataderos fair in Buenos Aires

Argentinean cooking and typical foods from Argentina

The cuisine of Argentina is distinctive in South America because of its strong resemblance to Italian, Spanish, French and other European cuisines rather than the other Latin American cuisines. This is due to the huge amount of immigrants from those countries. However, due to the large ranch and cowboy lifestyle that dominated Argentina historically, beef [...]

By |2008-05-11T15:50:28-03:00May 11th, 2008|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Argentinean cooking and typical foods from Argentina

Xalapa restaurant in Palermo

Last Friday we went to have dinner to Xalapa, a Mexican restaurant located in Palermo. This is one of my favorite restaurants , because the food is very tasty, is very lively and really unexpensive. It is like a piece of Mexico in Buenos Aires. I recommend to make a reservation before going, because there [...]

By |2008-03-12T23:30:33-03:00March 12th, 2008|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Xalapa restaurant in Palermo

Photos sent by the students

Here I want to share with you some nice photos sent by the students: Boukje y Jeanette in Bolivia forest Edwin and Olga at the school             Joy Haynes in Perito Moreno Glacier   Joy with the penguins in Patagonia             Mark Juhas in El [...]

By |2008-02-13T04:24:52-03:00February 13th, 2008|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Photos sent by the students

Happy New Year!

We want to thank all the students who send us Happy New Year greetings, cards and e-cards. We wish you all a wonderful new year 2008! Fireworks in Buenos Aires at New Year´s night.

By |2008-01-24T01:14:52-03:00January 24th, 2008|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Happy New Year!

Simon in Bolivia and Peru

Simon, one of the students of Spanish, take a trip to north Argentina, Bolivia and Peru and sent us some cards. Here I share them with you all: La Paz (Bolivia) Peru Thanks Simon! Hope you are enjoying your trip! Marina

By |2007-10-15T17:59:43-03:00October 15th, 2007|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Simon in Bolivia and Peru

Mate (the Argentinian’s National drink)

Many students want to know what mate is. I have written a short text explaining it and here I share it with you all. Mate  is a caffeinated infusion prepared by steeping dried leaves of “yerba mate” in hot water. It is the national drink in Argentina and Uruguay and a common social practice in [...]

By |2007-09-28T03:35:42-03:00September 28th, 2007|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Mate (the Argentinian’s National drink)