Throughout Buenos Aires, there is a lot of art. Large-scale public art, like the Floralis Genérica. Museums dedicated to genres and...

The Argentinian Dirty War, spanning from 1976 to 1983, was a period of state terrorism under a military dictatorship. The regime targeted...

The umbrellas we bought did their magic and warded off rain for two whole days! But their spell broke on Friday, and we’ve been getting...

We had intermittent rain in the forecast today, which normally means that it’s time to go into a museum. But, it turns out, most museums...

Museo Casa Yrutria Rogelio Yrurtia (December 6, 1879 – March 4, 1950) was a renowned Argentine sculptor known for his contributions to...

Any card-carry gay man knows his Evita- whether it be Patti Lupone (Broadway), Elaine Paige (West End), or Madonna (Film). But getting...

It has been a bittersweet goodbye. We've made many great friends here, and although we've no doubt that we'll be back, it's still the end...

It's been a while since we've made a video! Changes are afoot for 2025, so it's time to update everyone! As always, Feel free to Whatsapp...

We're so grateful to have hosted our first visitors! Thank you, Andrew and Michael. :-) Did you know that Monticristi Ecuador is the home...

Our trusted driver Miguel dropped us off for a morning in the Pacoche Reserve... Come for the flora and fauna.... ...stay for the monkeys!