Only for this Saturday, August 23rd at 3 pm, the Buenos Aires D subway becomes a library on wheels with the return of the Vagón de Lectores (Readers' Wagon), a wagon where only people reading books will travel. And you...
Since 1938, the oldest merry-go-round in Buenos Aires has been in a square in Villa Devoto. A jewel of childhood that you can still visit because there are less and less of them left.
Where is the oldest carousel in Bue...
On the corner of Avenida Federico Lacroze and Fraga, in Chacarita, there is a corner between coffee tables and walls covered with cameras of all times. Is it a photography themed bar? Is it a museum? It is both. Discov...
The Casa de la Cultura on Avenida de Mayo is a magnificent building that was closed and reopens the doors of its emblematic Salón Dorado for a series of free concerts. Throughout August, music will be the protagonist f...
After selling out stadiums in Europe and the United States, Limp Bizkit announces its landing in Argentina with its own festival and a line up of the best of nu metal. The band led by Fred Durst brings to Buenos Aires i...
There is a building in Buenos Aires that holds centuries of history: It is not a museum, nor an urban palace of the many in Buenos Aires. The building that opens its doors for guided tours so you can discover all its...
Every July 29th is a day to remember someone who did a lot for Argentines and for the world. That person is René Favaloro, the creator of the pacemaker and an excellent way to keep him in mind is with the giant mural th...
Steps away from the Obelisk, there is a Buenos Aires palace that guards a key part of our political, symbolic and cultural history. And the best part: today you can visit it through guided tours open to the public. Come...
It is neither in Palermo nor in Recoleta, but this 1930's palace is inspired by the University of Salamanca, one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. You can easily get to know it because it is in the heart of...
Buenos Aires is a city that keeps under its feet the memory of its colonial times and a whole network of historical tunnels, real passages that connect centuries of history, urban legends and forgotten architecture. Bue...