Basilica Espíritu Santo
Basilica Espíritu Santo, built in 1907 by the immigrant Italian community, the basilica has an austere, grey exterior, absolutely void of ornamentation.
For 91 Days we lived in Buenos Aires. The capital of Argentina, and the home of tango, this is one of the world’s most vibrant cities, and we had an incredible time getting to know its culture, cuisine and people. Three months was hardly enough to properly explore all the neighborhoods, from San Telmo to Palermo, but we tried our best!
Whether you're planning your own journey to Buenos Aires, or just interested in seeing what makes it such a special city, our articles and photographs should help you out.
Off to the Races!
The mare's name was "Kill Me Now". Without a doubt, this was the horse I would be betting on.
A Tour of Buenos Aires’ Best Graffiti
The three-hour tour is organized by Graffiti Mundo, and on a Saturday afternoon we joined a sizable group in Palermo.
Belgrano “R” – Resplendent, Residential, Revoltingly Rich
Hello boys and girls, and welcome to Belgrano "R". Let's play a game! Everyone think of an "R"-word that describes this lovely neighborhood!
Bakano – Our Pizza Addiction Threatens to Destroy Us
During a recent excursion into Palermo Hollywood, I began to feel faint. Taking a seat on the curb, I went through a mental checklist.
The National Museum of Fine Arts
Overall, it was a far cry from what we expected of the country's premier fine arts museum.
Photographing while Traveling: Instant Inspiration
Compared to a lot of photographers I know, I have it pretty easy. Visiting so many new places all the time means I never have to sit around, waiting for inspiration.
Floralis Genérica
The Floralis Genérica was a 2002 gift to the Argentine people from Eduardo Catalano, an architect best known for his audacious home.
The Depto: A Temporary Home Away from Home
This apartment has one of the best locations in Buenos Aires: Defensa, in between Calle Chile and Independencia. It's a great street, the home of the Sunday San Telmo Fair.
Caballito – The Middle of the City
The geographic center of Buenos Aires is Caballito, a charming neighborhood with large green spaces, and well served by the Subte.
