The oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires, San Telmo feels like a small, bohemian town in the big city. Home to milongas (tango gatherings) and numerous specialty coffee shops, the heart of the ...

When people think about the performing arts in Buenos Aires, Argentina, tango normally comes to mind first — and for good reason. You can find porteños (Buenos Aires locals) tangoing any day of the ...

The San Telmo Market in Buenos Aires is easily the best market in the entire country and is the best place to buy souvenirs to take home. If you ever find yourself in Buenos Aires for a few days, make ...

U.S. News Insider Tip: Instead of eating at the restaurants around the square, consider choosing from the more diverse collection of restaurants in the San Telmo Market, ordering to-go, then ...

There’s nothing more Argentine than smooth, sinuous tango, but there’s no way Anthony Bourdain is getting caught in the dance’s seductive embrace. “Hell, no,” Bourdain told CNN’s Anderson Cooper. “No, ...

Chris Moss rounds up the top festivals, venues and museums in Buenos Aires where you can fully experience the drama of tango. Bar de Roberto (no telephone), corner of Bulnes and Peron in Almagro. For ...

Maybe it’s the tango. Those of you who have witnessed the real thing know that tango done right is not a dance for sissies. It is aggressive, moody, seductive, sometimes beautiful and maybe a little ...

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