Archive for the ‘Nightlife Buenos Aires’ Category

Buenos Aires, a top 10 Saint Patrick’s Day destination

Monday, March 25th, 2013

Dublin won't be the only city decked out in green for the festivities honoring the patron saint of Ireland. Online travel consultant Hotwire has come up with its Top 10 St. Patrick's Day destinations. 1. Chicago, Illinois Besides offering delicious deep-dish pizza and wonderful views of Lake Michigan, the Windy City is ...

Love Hotels in Buenos Aires, popularly known as “telos”

Friday, February 8th, 2013

From Venezuela to the Dominican Republic via Brazil, the Latin “love hotel” reigns supreme — bright lights, cupid arrows and faux-Roman columns leave the prospective punter in no doubt about the services on offer. In Argentina’s capital, however, things are a little different. The love hotel, or “telo” as it’s known ...

Best Buenos Aires Rock Festivals, Record Stores and Bars

Monday, November 26th, 2012

As a traveller exploring through the urban sprawl that is Buenos Aires, it’s hard not to see past the dazzling tango shows and tourist extravaganza that comes with it, but if you delve further into the second largest city in South America you’ll truly see this cultural hub for what ...

A night out in Buenos Aires

Friday, September 21st, 2012

The City of Buenos Aires, also known as “The Paris of South America”. Is famous for having the most exciting and glamorous nightlife in Latin America. Restaurants, Bars, Pubs, Theatres and nightclubs are open seven nights a week till late hours. During weekends you can continue clubbing until sunrise. Other ...

Buenos Aires night club experience

Sunday, May 27th, 2012

If you are in Buenos Aires don't forget to visit this trendy night club because you will be in for a huge surprise! Here, you won't come across salsa or reggaton music like most such places do, but soulful Sanskrit melodies that rent the air. "I had the most unusual buenos ...

Nostalgic Nights in Buenos Aires

Monday, April 9th, 2012

What does midnight look like in the Paris of South America? For those of us cursed with a golden-age mentality, Buenos Aires can be a reprieve from all the baggage that comes with modern reality. This city is captivated by nostalgia, and even if a venue wasn’t born decades ago, many ...

Saint Patrick’s Day in Buenos Aires

Thursday, March 15th, 2012

Spring break is one kind of vacation. St. Patrick’s Day is quite another. There’s a camaraderie, a celebration of common cause, a standing reason almost anywhere in the world to turn to the complete stranger on your left and say slainte with a big conversation-inviting grin on your face. Unless ...

Buenos Aires gay pride festival 2011

Thursday, November 24th, 2011

Nine days of celebrations are to be held between the 10th and the 18th of December, as Buenos Aires will be hosting the first New Gay Pride Fest BA. There will be big parties but also cultural activities and educational talks, which will address topics ranging from HIV and discrimination, to ...

Buenos Aires, city of colour and shape

Tuesday, June 21st, 2011

A be-suited middle-aged gentleman, his hair glistening in a helmet of lacquer, is glued sweaty cheek-to-cheek with a girl years younger, wearing glamorous heels and a floaty dress. She twirls away. He yanks her back, then clasps her ever more tightly. A doomed relationship. But the crowd loves it. The wailing ...

Morning, Afternoon and Nightlife at Buenos Aires’s Graffiti neighborhood

Monday, May 2nd, 2011

Neighbourhoods in Buenos Aires have the ability to rise up from shabby, dusty, unknown corners to hubs of urban splendour in only a few years. Palermo, now considered the centre of Buenos Aires’s restaurant and fashion scene, was practically a no-go zone only a few years ago. Now, it seems ...