Buenos Aires
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A world of mystery surrounds yerba maté for foreigners in Argentina. What is it? How do you drink it? And why do groups of people everywhere — in parks, in squares, on steps — seem to be passing around a cup of it?
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If you’re travelling through Argentina and have hit your red meat quota (hey, sometimes you just want a salad) or you’re vegetarian, don’t despair. Here are 8 menu items you definitely shouldn’t pass up.
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“The woman in a red dress moves around the suited man with such artistry that it’s hard to believe there was a time that the tango was frowned upon.”
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Everything you need to do, see, eat and drink in Buenos Aires
by Ella Lawrence January 31, 2018In the neighborhood of San Telmo, cobbled streets lead through dark alleys painted with political murals. On the other side of town, Palermo and Recoleta’s opulent gated mansions rise above top-tier boutiques.
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Welcome to Buenos Aires, the wine-stained capital of Argentina famous for its juicy steaks, spicy chimichurri and late-night tango trysts…
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Think you’ve experienced the pinnacle of what happens when you take a cow and apply heat? Think again.
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Some of the bars that make up this underground scene have no address. You have to know a secret passcode to gain access to others.