Today we share you 3 options to visit the Uruguayan capital: Tourist Bus (ideal if you have short time), with Fans Football Tours (if you’re a football fan) or through the Free Walking Tour (an alternative way to get to know the city, especially if you like walking)
Hundreds of locals and tourists walk all weekends on the chic Palermo Soho area, few steps from Armenia Square. But only the more retailers perceive a gray gate in the odd hand of the Costa Rica Street. Behind that door lies The Club House in Palermo, a private club, that outside seems to be a simple House and inside houses a social club / hotel with a unique atmosphere.
Located to the North of the city of Buenos Aires, Palermo is the largest district of the city and it is divided into different districts, each with a unique identity. In this post we tell you about the 10 best sites: what to see and what to do in Palermo.
Palermo is one of the districts more quaint and chic of Buenos Aires. Located to the North of the city it is a primarily residential and entertainment district. There are a large number of restaurants and bars for all tastes. If you are visiting the city or need an after office do not miss The Temple Bar, a good option to enjoy the night in Palermo.
Have you ever imagine attending a Museum at night? Learn and enjoy the art under the Moon? This is your opportunity: Long Night of Museums 2016. On Saturday, October 29 will be a new edition of one of the most anticipated events of the Buenos Aires cultural calendar. From 2004 is developed in a classic of the city of Buenos Aires since summons to a crowd with its attractive cultural proposal in an inusual time: from them 8 pm until 3 am. The night of the museums of Buenos Aires is totally free for residents and tourists. You can go on foot, bus or bike.
The first time I visited Rosario I decided that I want to see it from another angle, see the city from another perspective. So I decide to explore Rosario on a boat. The city has the Paraná River as one of its main protagonists. It is really shocking to navigate the River, explore the islands of the Delta, watching its flora, fauna and the life of the locals. Learn about places and new stories. Great panoramic views of Rosario are obtained in addition from the boat.
Being a Sunday in Montevideo and not visit the Tristan Narvaja Dair is like not having gone to the Uruguayan capital. The largest and most popular street fair became one of the typical tours of the city and a classic on Sundays.
The Uruguayan Carnival is a popular festival of national character and it is considered the longest of the world, with approximately 35 days of duration. Held every year from mid-January until the end of February it is characterized by combining African with European traditions. While the Carnival is celebrated in summer, it is possible vibrate with the rhythms of the drums at any time of the year since the candombe sounds in the streets and clubs of the city while the murgas rehearse and prepare for the great event. These manifestations and cultural customs that offer Uruguay and its importance in society can be understood better by visiting the Carnival Museum in Montevideo.
Walk through Palermo Soho during the weekend became a must do it when making purchases in the city of Buenos Aires. Serrano Square, located at the intersection of Serrano (currently Jorge L. Borges) and Honduras streets, was transformed in recent…
The first time that I heard about Fenicia was through my friends of Rosario. "When you come to Rosario we will go to the best brewery in the city," they used to say. One night after a day's walk around the National Flag…
If you come to El Calafate and do not know which excursion choose due to the variety of options let me ask you the following questions: Do you like trekking? Do you like sailing? Do you want to learn…
There are many things to see in Buenos Aires: historic monuments, theatre and tango shows and tourist spots. But there is also plenty to hear. Can you imagine to participate in a theatrical experience totally in the dark? Yoy…
