The San Antonio de Areco Gaucho Festival: Tradition Day 2024
San Antonio de Areco's annual Tradition Day Festival is the largest gaucho (cowboy) celebration of its kind, set in a classic Argentine town on the pampas.| Wander Argentina
San Antonio de Areco's annual Tradition Day Festival is the largest gaucho (cowboy) celebration of its kind, set in a classic Argentine town on the pampas.| Wander Argentina
San Telmo is one of the Buenos Aires' oldest and most charming neighborhoods. It remains a lively focal point of the city’s tango and art scenes| Wander Argentina
There is always a lot to see and do in Buenos Aires' San Telmo neighborhood but the colorful Sunday street fair is the bohemian quarter's biggest attraction.| Wander Argentina
San Antonio de Areco is a primary destinations to have the cowboy experience in Argentina but the variety of the accommodations vary greatly in quality and price.| Wander Argentina
Bar Británico is a mythical and enduring dive bar in the Buenos Aires' San Telmo neighborhood, famed for the writers who hung-out here over the decades .| Wander Argentina
The Obelisk is Buenos Aires most famous monument and is seen by every visitor to Argentina's capital. El Obelisco extends out from the city’s midriff like a giant pencil , standing proudly erect as the unofficial center, symbol, and rallying point of this sprawling metropolis.| Wander Argentina
Buenos Aires' Plaza de Mayo is a political hub, financial and administrative center and throughout history has been a symbol of disaster, rebellion and hope.| Wander Argentina
The six lines of the Buenos Aires subway are a breeze to negotiate compared to the complex bus system. Follow this step-by-step guide: Figure out your route| Wander Argentina
San Antonio de Areco, only an hour-and-a-half from Buenos Aires, is an idyllic pampa town to experience the charm of Argentine gaucho life. An easy drive from the capital, the picturesque pueblo welcomes day tripping porteños and international jet setters in search of their inner cowboys.| Wander Argentina
Even if Argentine folklore is not as visible to tourists as tango, the vast majority of Argentines have tried dancing it, if only back in their school days.| Wander Argentina
Experience the electrifying energy of Argentine soccer ⚽️. See Boca Jrs, River Plate and other Big Five football teams at a Division One match in Buenos Aires.| Wander Argentina
Historic and elegant, Las Violetas café, patisserie and restaurant is an essential stop on any Buenos Aires café tour. Now over 125 years old, Las Violetas remains extraordinarily popular.| Wander Argentina
Argentina has a cash economy for visitors who want to get the so-called 'Blue Rate.' Find out the best way to deal with money while visiting Argentina.| Wander Argentina
Buenos Aires is one of the world's great pizza capitals, at least in the sheer number of pizzerias. Read our guide to pizza in Buenos Aires to find to find the city's best pie.| Wander Argentina
Empanadas are Argentina’s favorite fast food. The savory pastries are a quick snack that come with a variety of fillings. Recipes vary by region, making it hard to resist trying them all on your travels.| Wander Argentina
The cuts of meat on your Argentine menu can be confusing. Find out the common cuts of beef, as seen at restaurants, parillas and asados all over Argentina.| Wander Argentina
Buenos Aires Cafe Culture is essential to Porteño life. Explore the city's classic traditional cafes and find out the 20 best specialty coffeeshops in the city.| Wander Argentina
Wander-Argentina offers a range of safe city, bike, walking, boat and food and drink tours for all ages in Buenos Aires and further afield. Let us help you have a great time in Argentina!| Wander Argentina
A guide to Argentina's desserts starting with breakfast pastries such as medialunas to unique desserts such as chocotorta, a favorite for birthday parties.| Wander Argentina
Sizzling steaks, Malbecs, mate, cheese-laden pizza and pastries galore: Argentines are proud of their food, but they have some quirky meal habits that visitors need to get accostumed to.| Wander Argentina
