Buenos Aires night diverse.

Dining friendly. Shows transformismo. Hilarious theme parties. In the Reina del Plata, there is a night that is sequins.

Buenos Aires, the cosmopolitan and avant-garde -distinguished that later lie, the best museum complex in Latin America, one of the world capitals of theater, undisputed benchmark in the (new) best design and good food lover, is also a real friendly town. It was the first Latin American city to legalize, in 2003, civil unions between same sex. Tolerant character with a wide cultural and artistic (design fairs, art exhibitions, theater of the most varied genres and concerts by international artists), excellent cuisine, fascinating hotels, precious architecture, an intense and varied nightlife, is an irresistible destination for the LGBT community.




In Buenos Aires the traditional gay circuit runs parallel to the central Avenida Santa Fe, from the corner of Rodríguez Peña to the junction with Avenida Coronel Díaz Coquette (prelude to one of the many input vertices in the neighborhood of Palermo). Browse this artery Northern Quarter is an experience that includes several stops (almost) forced: for the greater public, traditional cafés; for younger, basements sheltering boisterous clubs; for all historical corners. Around this circuit places the traditional dance of Buenos Aires LGBT move, open, always, from midnight cluster.

Leaving Santa Fe and headed for Palermo, diverse night live with typical dimension of the new proposals the most famous neighborhood in recent times: pre dance bars and discos that arise in the context of old houses precious recycled. Palermo also holds the LGBT Bermuda Triangle, an area bounded by Avenida Córdoba area and Gascón and Cabrera streets. Here begins prior, after a delicious dinner, pre dance in bars. In exclusive redoubts, drag queens wear their best talents. In the records, a crowd loud and uninhibited vibe with the music of DJs. A similar thing is the climate in bars Costanera Norte, where although no shows will find transvestites, the (different) is a constant joy to dawn.

In the center of Buenos Aires, near the Courthouse in the Lower and in the neighborhood of San Telmo, theme parties and shows strippers are mounted on palatial architecture and spaces in small patches which refer to the time of better under Buenos Aires.


Something more intimate is the meeting in the homes of Villa Crespo and Chacarita where film screenings, theater, photography and visual art are carried out diverse. They join because in the end the night passes in Buenos Aires, the birthplace of tango and capital of a country where inland resonate zambas and farmers, gay milongas and folkloric friendly.

Cafes in Buenos Aires

Historical, traditional, modern and even design. In the capital of Argentina, pockets of all styles to enjoy the pleasure of meeting.



One of the signs of identity of Buenos Aires are bars, scenarios relating to a city that has chat and conversation a way of understanding life. At first only offered coffee and chocolate with churros, then joined the drinks and games (cards, dominoes and dice); finally, spaces where a cup of tea and enjoy fine pastries were inaugurated. The first census of Buenos Aires café dates from 1799 but the expansion of the bars occurred in the early decades of the twentieth century, alternating them with political discussion tango culture, served as a stronghold of heated ideological discussions were shelter playwrights and filmmakers, and in general, visited all call bohemia. The truth is that many are spread across all neighborhoods of the city and each, in its way, it's a journey. Some cafes and tearooms take refuge in the decorative beauty of the Belle Epoque, others have chosen to rationalism, while many of the latter connect with the culture of minimalism. The City Government has listed a total of 74 cafés notables, among which the famous Tortoni, located on the Avenida de Mayo, site chosen by politicians, artists and clerks from the center since the early twentieth century; Also, The 36 billiard traditional space for pool players; and, in the lower city, Confectionery La Ideal, with a first floor smelling tango film. However, the survival of 'notables' current famous bars have opened up to other air and influences, ranging from the refinement of the bars of the most distinguished hotels to deliberate fashion climate of Puerto Madero.

Buenos Aires Literary

In Buenos Aires the houses are inhabited Jorge Luis Borges, Julio Cortazar, Roberto Arlt, Oliver Girondo. Is the park where Ernesto Sabato stood fundamental Scenes On Heroes and Tombs (Lezama Park); the square where Luis Cane looked pass the most beautiful women (Plaza Flores); no literary corners (as the intersection of Scalabrini Ortiz and Las Heras Journal of Pig War Bioy Casares) and hotels where big names in the international literature (which included Federico Castelar García Lorca) stayed; rides, theaters and cafeterias that inspired feathers of all ages. In Buenos Aires, Borges poetry became the Rose of Palermo; Baldomero Fernandez Moreno painted nostalgia of downtown Café Tortoni; Mujica Lainez portrayed the fabulous Teatro Colón; Leopoldo Lugones words stamped on the bars of the Avenida Corrientes.

Land of authors, literary Buenos Aires is also a haven for readers. In the center there are libraries-every kind and very good Catalogues- open late into the night. Some are generalists, belonging to international chains; also cafés, flirty and irresistible; and 'old' haunts species that make the feast more adventurous readers. Others specialize in philosophy and social sciences, cinema, comics, architecture and design, in religion, in publications in various languages, esotericism, and of course, the child audience. Cradle of a powerful, historical and renewed publishing industry, each year among the months of March and April-hosts an event that brings together authors, publishing houses and public heterogeneous readers: the International Book Fair of Buenos Aires. Furthermore, in July, during the school winter break, young readers have their own Children and Youth Fair Book. Data issues and scenes that have as wisely noted that "in Buenos Aires, books are not a hobby, but a habitat."



Buenos Aires exudes literature. City writers, and readers, it is also the land of publishers and booksellers. In 2011 he was featured as World Book Capital by UNESCO, the International Publishers Association (IPA), the International Booksellers Federation (IBF) and the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA).

Adventure in Tandil

A destination to fly like birds. Penetrate through mountain trails. Challenging high stone walls. Overcome obstacles on two wheels. And follow gaucho horse tracks.

In the south of the province of Buenos Aires, surrounded by ancient mountains and verdant city of Tandil concentrated proposals for lovers of adventure in all its variants. Conquer the air, rocks and water is a challenge here for both intrepid spirits as the most moderate. Whatever the chosen form, proposed in Tandil adventure an exciting touch with nature.



Located about 360 km from the capital city of Tandil destination has always been curious, adventurous and nature lovers. Just over a century ago, travelers from all over came here to see a unique phenomenon: the Moving Stone. A mass of 300 tons which was kept in a delicate balance inexplicable -e on top of a hill, swinging for centuries on the edge of an abyss. Finally, the stone fell (now you can see a replica), but the people of Tandil found in nature other alternatives to continue attracting travelers curious and adventurous spirit baptism glider flights, paragliding and hang gliding. Also, trekking: the circuits traverse streams, waterfalls, houses and stone fences towards the summits of the mountains.

The mountain roads are, moreover, a real attraction to visit them in-where mountain bike adventure requires some dexterity to overcome obstacles-in 4x4 or quad with that can be completed road crossings.

Riding the paths of Tandil has a special charm and is a suitable activity for experienced riders and novices of all ages. La Sierra Natural Tiger Reserve is one of the most chosen to go on horseback, because here you can see different places native species.



Another of the challenges that await the traveler in Tandil is directly linked to its stone walls. This area is a widespread practice of climbing, rappelling and ziplining. And in the mirror of water from Lake Fort boating and windsurfing is done.

Museum House Carlos Gardel

The door opens to 735 Jean Jaures is not any door. For fans, it is the threshold to be crossed for the house himself Thrush Buenos Aires. For those who do not know or want to know more of the tango, it is the ideal to live this historical world and left its mark on the city of Buenos Aires entry.

Museo Casa Carlos Gardel - Buenos Aires 
Sings better every day 



It could not be otherwise: just pierced tardicional the vestibule of this house, the first thing we heard was the voice of Gardel himself, who accompanied us from a speaker during the entire visit.

With brochures well designed in hand, we undertook excited around on the floors who ever walked Charles Romuald Gardés (as testament handwriting of Gardel himself, this was his real name) and his mother Berta and friends which always around.

Museo Casa Carlos Gardel - Buenos Aires
The house we were touring has a long history. It was purchased in 1927 by Gardel for his mother and he took along with it until 1933, when, after his last stay in Buenos Aires, started traveling to New York, where he had been summoned to act on NBC (National Broadcasting Company).

The success of your presentations prolonged his stay and led to film a series of his most memorable films (including The Day You Love Me and My beloved Buenos Aires) and also a tour of several Latin American countries that resulted in the tragic accident Medellin, the June 24, 1935, in which he lost his life.

The fate of the house

Doña Berta Gardés continued to occupy the house with her friend Anais Beaux and her husband and when she died in 1943, the house passed into the hands of the last of Gardel. Associated forever memory Thrush Buenos Aires, in the 70s she worked in the famous tanguería La Casa de Carlos Gardel.

Finally, on March 4, 2003 the city government of Buenos Aires inaugurated and fully restored museum dedicated to preserve and promote the memory of which is undoubtedly the most recognized and beloved Argentine folk musician.

Museo Casa Carlos Gardel - Buenos Aires
Gardel bought the house that had a typical distribution of the time and has now become traditional: in the center has a large courtyard which all rooms lead. In turn, the rooms communicate and strung together.



In the museum are different regarding the life and work of Carlos Gardel objects: from records, photographs and musical instruments to furniture and modern artwork celebrating the great idol.

Of particular interest is the bathroom, kitchen and ironing room at the back of the house, who are in their original condition and exhibit different typical objects of everyday life was like in the 20s.

Finally, the museum has a room for temporary exhibitions which are held samples related to the career of Gardel and the future of the music he eventually represent.

We leave this happy museum after having paid a visit to our friend Gardel.

Birds of Ibera

The Ibera Wetlands is a large wetland system, located in the center of the province of Corrientes. It is accessed with special vehicles through the town of Colonia Carlos Pellegrini, located 210 km from Posadas, capital of Misiones.

The Ibera Natural Reserve large number of mammals, reptiles and amphibians are preserved; Also, more than 350 bird species, of which an estimated 90% are native. Other: cappuccino yellow cardinal, large chinchero Brown cacholote, cinnamon cappuccino, cappuccino brown, cappuccino gray crown, leñatero, crestudo white curutié big yetapa, dominica nun, Jabiru, white nun, angu, colorado falcon, crowned eagle, chest white guy coludo big coludo, tachurí cinnamon yetapa necklace, sandpipers and burritos.

Museum of Natural Sciences

One of the most traditional museums of Argentina is dedicated to reviving the natural history through rooms and accessible to all activities.

It is one of the most traditional museums and one of the oldest in Buenos Aires: we went to visit the Argentine Museum of Natural Sciences in Centennial Park. One sunny afternoon, usually walking around town, we no more in the distant past: an avenue of direct capital geologic past, the origin of life, dinosaurs and all that surrounds us today.



Ready to disseminate and make accessible the knowledge that science has discovered about the past of our planet and the life that has evolved on it, the museum opens its doors to people of all ages.

Museum of Natural Sciences - Parque Centenario, Buenos Aires
The Academy of Natural Sciences Bernardino Rivadavia assumes the name of this Argentinean hero because it was he who inspired the project that led to the First Triumvirate in 1812 invited the provinces to gather materials to form the collection of a museum of natural history. The project of this museum, then, was born about the same time as the country.

Of course, the museum had to grow and travel a lot before arriving at its current form. The initiative was completed only in 1823, labor Rivadavia, who was then minister. After occupying offices in the convent of Santo Domingo in the Manzana de las Luces and the Monserrat square, moved to its current headquarters in 1937 and definitive.

The building now occupied by the museum was built specifically to house it. Its decoration gives details based on local flora and fauna. Owls flanking the first floor windows represent wisdom.

Museum of Natural Sciences - Parque Centenario, Buenos Aires
Just enter the first room you see is the geology. Found from fragments of rocks and crystals to models of the mountain country, cabinets full of information and real meteorites that fell on Argentine soil. In the background is the Planetarium, which can be visited with a separate entrance.

After crossing the Aquarium (which are different live specimens) and the room dedicated to marine life, got to the room Malacology (the branch of science devoted to shellfish). Finally, we visited the hall of Paleontology.

This is undoubtedly the most attractive room in this level and most draw the attention of visitors. With its high ceilings and large windows, is the place to see deployed in all its splendor dinosaur skeletons space. Herbivores, carnivores, aquatic and terrestrial, can almost see them walk among us and stretch their long necks. Also in this room is a corner where the kids can play to dig their own fossils.

A final room before boarding the second floor is devoted to originals of fossil mammals that inhabited the territory of our country.

Museum of Natural Sciences - Parque Centenario, Buenos Aires
The second floor still retains many sections: arthropods, the world of plants, amphibians and reptiles, mammals present, history museum, nature sounds, comparative osteology. There is much to discover and learn.



It is interesting to see how the museum staff has been concerned to ensure that scientific knowledge is something not only accessible, but interesting and we interact with directly. It is not only the reconstructions of skeletons (a very striking image) or cabinets full of information or panels with the sounds of nature that one can go discovering and recognizing. Everything is set for us to understand that science is not something abstract or isolate us. With science we can learn, explore and understand the world around us, the world of every day, all the wonders that are often overlooked.

Visit the Museum of Natural Sciences is to discover much more than a museum.