Don't Cry For Me, Argentina!

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In El Caminito district of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Click here to check out a very personal recollection of my trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina last January. It's a very detailed guide into everything you should know about the city before your trip from a very local perspective: from where to have the best Argentinian steak, pastries, and coffee to how to tango, shop, entertain and spend week days and weekends like a local.

More of my travels here.

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