Corrientes Street is one of the iconic avenues of Argentina, which transforms every night into the meeting point. Known as "The street that never sleeps", the theaters make the traditional street an obligatory meeting point of Buenos Aires cultural life. Know them: Apollo (Corrientes 1372) Billboard Astral (Corrientes 1639) Billboard Astros (Currents 746) Billboard Broadway [...]
Pilagá, Pit´laxá, Pitelaga, Qom. Is one of the Argentine indigenous groups. Language: Pitelaga laqtak of the Guaykuru family. Habitat: Traditionally the Pilagá territory was in the central area of what is now the Argentine province of Formosa, about 20,000 square kilometers on the right bank of the Pilcomayo River. For the erection of the villages, [...]
The Mocovíes (in Mocoví: Moqoit) are an indigenous people in Argentina detached from all the Guaicurú. Its language is part of the Mataco-Guaicurú linguistic family and endures in some of the areas that inhabit the provinces of Formosa, Santa Fe and del Chaco. Before the arrival of the Spanish colonizers, they lived primarily on hunting [...]
Women's Day at the Usina theatre. On Sunday March 8th there will be a special program with free activities starring women: live shows, workshops, cooking classes, talks, shows, visual samples, an entrepreneurial fair and a large gastronomic patio. It will pay tribute to all women on March 8th, when International Women's Day is celebrated. The [...]
An Italian recycled mansion from the late 19th century was the starting point for a contemporary art center. The building dialogues with the neighborhood through its transparent facades providing an unprecedented landscape of the city of Buenos Aires. At Proa Foundation they respect and aim to take care of the environment, both in their facilities [...]
The Recoleta Fair is the largest craft market in Buenos Aires. An ideal place to buy gifts and souvenirs. The level of craftsmanship of the Recoleta Fair is very good, given that in order to have a job at the fair you have to pass an entrance exam that demonstrates the quality and artisanal origin [...]
Palacio Duhau - Park Hyatt Buenos Aires is a luxury hotel located in the traditional neighborhood of Recoleta. The two-building complex combines the luxury of an aristocratic palace with upscale contemporary design. Wine and Cheese Tasting The winery, "la Vinoteca" del Restaurant Duhau is the ideal place to taste the best Argentine wines paired with [...]
The Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, also called the Buenos Aires Ecological Reserve, is one of the largest urban reserves in Latin America. It is located in the neighborhood of Puerto Madero, in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It has two incomes, the main one is the South access (ex Brazil entrance) and the north [...]
Jockey is not a club that brings together jockeys nor was it created by those who ride horses in races. It is a club that was born 133 years ago with two objectives: to promote turf activity and create a social environment for a Buenos Aires elite who wanted to see careers with an exemplary [...]
Tunnels and mystery. A trip to the origins of Buenos Aires. A magical space where poetry, history and myth coexist. the most important archaeological recovery of the city. 755 of Defensa St., San Telmo neighborhood. The Yards (Los Patios) It was on this site that the destination allowed the accidental discovery of the bed of [...]