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Author: Alan Seabright

Punta del Este from Buenos Aires: Is It Worth the Trip?

Alan Seabright on February 19, 2012

Decide whether Punta del Este is worth adding to a Buenos Aires trip, with ferry routes, season advice and a realistic minimum stay.

Buenos Aires Tango Festival and World Cup: A Visitor Guide

Alan Seabright on August 16, 2011

Understand the Buenos Aires Tango Festival and Mundial, choose events, learn the competition categories and plan tickets and clothing.

La Rural Buenos Aires: A Visitor’s Guide to the Exposición Rural

Alan Seabright on July 23, 2011

Plan a visit to Buenos Aires’ annual Exposición Rural, with context on the livestock show, venue, transport and what to expect.

Free Things to Do in Buenos Aires

Alan Seabright on April 27, 2011

Explore Buenos Aires for free, from museums and parks to Chacarita Cemetery, Costanera Sur, San Telmo and Caminito.

Swimming Pools in Buenos Aires: Where Visitors Can Swim

Alan Seabright on December 28, 2010

Find public pools, lap-swimming options and possible day passes in Buenos Aires, plus why the city riverfront is not a swimming beach.

Long-Distance Travel in Argentina from Buenos Aires

Alan Seabright on November 30, 2010

Compare flights, long-distance buses and trains from Buenos Aires, with route examples, terminal advice and practical booking tips.

Abasto, Buenos Aires: Gardel, Tango and the Old Market

Alan Seabright on September 4, 2010

Explore Abasto through its former produce market, Carlos Gardel museum, tango streets and a practical two-hour neighborhood walk.

Buenos Aires History: 10 Turning Points and Where to See Them

Alan Seabright on September 4, 2010

Understand Buenos Aires through ten turning points, from its two foundations and mass immigration to Peronism, dictatorship and democracy.

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