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From the fine wines to the high summits, I have experienced much of what Mendoza, Argentina, has to offer. I will happily share all my knowledge, recommendations or information. on this beautifu... Read More...
I was born in Buenos Aires, and although I moved countries a lot as I was growing up, I had the chance to get to know Buenos Aires as an adult for the first time, which makes me a little more obj... Read More...
I have been fortunate to spend over a year of my life in Buenos Aires, Argentina; spread over three seperate trips. I have a good sense of what each seperate neighborhood holds for those travell... Read More...
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Category: Sustainability
DAD in La Cava: Using sports as a catalyst for youth leadership in the slums of BsAsMelchor Villanueva and Susana “Chana” Flores are co-workers at DAD – a sports-based youth development program in a slum called La Cava on the Buenos Aires periphery. Just five years ago, neither had imagined themselves working there. And given their remarkably disparate backgrounds, it would... |
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Category: Sport
The Magic of Club Parque: Buenos Aires’ legendary soccer clubIn many ways, Club Social y Deportivo Villa del Parque is indistinguishable from any other recreational club in any other neighborhood in Argentina: It’s a place to meet with friends and family, get a bite to eat and, of course, play soccer. The club’s white façade at Marcos Sastre 3260 faces... |
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Category: Travel+Place
Mendoza's SecretIf nature had kept its secret, the city of Mendoza and the surrounding wine country wouldn’t exist. The province of Mendoza, along with parts of San Juan, Entre Rios and San Luis, make up Argentina’s Cuyo region –from the indigenous Huarpe word ‘cuyum’ for ‘the country of deserts’ or... |
Guides/Tips on Argentina
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Buenos Aires Basics PT III: FútbolFútbol is religion in Argentina. Even if you’re not a big sports fan, it’s worth catching a game while in Buenos Aires – there’s nothing like it. |
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Buenos Aires Basics PT II: BeefThe beef in Argentina is so good, it’s hard to wrong. Here are some recommendations by price to help focus your quest for cow. |
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Buenos Aires Basics PT I: TangoTango venues in Buenos Aires are kind of like pizza joints in New York City: all of them will give you a basic idea of what it’s like, most of them look better from the outside than they actually are, and a few of them are real gems. |
Blogs about Argentina
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A Day at the ZooI don’t know a single person who doesn’t enjoy a zoo, young or old. In my opinion the best school trips were the ones to the zoo, when you set off really early in the morning and toured through all the ‘continents’ during the day. I was even obsessed with those drive-thru wild safaris... |
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5 Reasons Parents Should Travel With KidsI love traveling with our kids! Some of my fondest memories involve the trips or vacations we took as a family, whether it is a short weekend getaway on the coast or a 2-week adventure to some far away place. My wife and I take the approach that travel is as much a part of the kids education as is... |
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Travels with DadMy dad is not your typical 70 year old. He finally gave up running a few years ago when he realized that a cranky calf muscle just wasn’t going to let him do it the way he wanted to without considerable pain. He became an avid road biker about 10 years ago and probably gets out two to three times per... |