If you’ve ever found yourself in need of a place to meet up and play Monopoly, it appears you’re not alone. For this week’s Top 5, Hannah Flint brings you a selection of Buenos Aires’ bars where you can spend a quiet night out.
by Hannah Flint, 07 March 2012.
If you’ve ever found yourself in need of a place to meet up and play Monopoly, it appears you’re not alone. For this week’s Top 5, Hannah Flint brings you a selection of Buenos Aires’ bars where you can spend a quiet night out.
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by Jess Cotton, 29 February 2012.
For this week’s Top 5 Jess Cotton explores the performance-based installations and visually-confounding creations of some artists who have got Argentina’s contemporary art world talking.
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by Robin Minchom, 22 February 2012.
In this week’s Top 5, Robin Minchom explores the hang outs of some of the city´s literary ghosts, aspiring writers and avid readers on his search for the best of Buenos Aires literary cafés.
Posted in Food & Drink, Literature, Top 55 Comments
by Allendria Brunjes, 15 February 2012.
For this week’s Top 5, Allendria Brunjes steps onto Buenos Aires’ LGBT scene to bring you her selection of the best bars in BA to take, or pick up, a same sex lover.
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by Melanie Henderson, 07 February 2012.
During the lengthy summer months of blazing and encapsulating city heat, there’s nothing like stepping into a bright, shiny, air-conditioned ice cream parlour to indulge in some treats to cool you down. Ice cream is very important here and forms a central part of Argentine culture. There are an abundance of parlours to choose from […]
Posted in Food & Drink, The Consumer, Top 52 Comments
by Natasha Sá Osório, 01 February 2012.
Renowned worldwide and acknowledged as the best in Latin America, Argentine comics have given birth to a variety of characters held close to Argentine hearts. In this week’s Top 5, Natasha Sá Osório looks at a selection of the country’s most iconic comics.
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by Blanka Hay, 25 January 2012.
The weird and wonderful pilgrimage sites of South America have historical ties to both the Catholic religion and ancient mythology as well as modern phenomena. Blanka Hay checks out Argentina’s own national set to bring you this list of the country’s more alternative options.
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by Laura Reiman, 18 January 2012.
Crowded, cracked pavements are many peoples favourite excuse for not taking to the streets of Buenos Aires for some outdoor exercise. Laura Reiman gets her running shoes on and sets out to prove them wrong with this week’s Top 5 of safer, softer or more scenic jogging routes to be found within the city.
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by Charlie Ramsay, 11 January 2012.
Cities and views are two words that go together. Cities the world over are becoming immediately recognisable by their landscapes and landmarks alone and, with a few of its own, Buenos Aires isn’t to be excluded from any list of cities with postcard-perfect views. Charlie Ramsay takes you to some of the places where you can take a wider look.
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by Randall Ware, 04 January 2012.
A city full of landmarks, Buenos Aires seems to have something commemorated at every turn. This week’s Top 5 bring you a selection of controversial monuments and statues with interesting stories.
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This week we revisit Sanra Ritten's piece from 2008 which is the ultimate guide to 'naughty' Argentine slang and expressions.