Two years ago in Seattle, I had a three month love-affair with Bikram Yoga – then I ran out of money. Since then my life has become considerably less healthy – not to mention the innumerable choripans…

The name, Cualquier Verdura, came first. It literally translates to “any vegetable”, but colloquially is used to describe “anything”. Walk into this little shop in San Telmo and discover a space as creative and playful as its name.

For many people in Buenos Aires, having to walk down numerous flights of stairs, or catch a lift to open the front door before retracing the steps back to the apartment, is an everyday chore. Nicolás Ferrario and Juliana Raffo have come up with a simple and fun solution – Baja Rubén.

1. El Rincon de los Duendes, San TelmoAlready got your novelty mate gourd, melted Quilmes bottle, Evita figurine and still looking for a unique memento of your time in Buenos Aires? Look no further than the wizard’s chess set. The Dwarves’ Corner invites “all those who dare to dream” to step off the sunlit cobblestones […]