STREET MAP buenos aires. Buenos Aires Nightlife Guide - Bars & Cafe's, Nightclubs, Restaurants and more in Buenos Aires. Turismo Bs As - Sitio oficial de turismo de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Getting there :: Gaby & Jon's wedding. Travelling to Buenos Aires is very easy. Most of the leading European airlines fly to Buenos Aires several times a week, if not daily. Flights have very convenient times, which means you can travel overnight and wake up in Argentina! Please note that we are currently negotiating with a travel company to provide you with discounted flights, so watch this space! (Robert Oppenheimer at AV8 Tours is currently offering us a discount on Iberia Airlines for £775.
Who flies to Buenos Aires? 1) British Airways : Most direct route, with a stop-over in Sao Paulo, Brazil. www.ba.com 2) Iberia : www.iberia.com 3) Alitalia : www.alitalia.com 4) Lufthansa : www.lufthansa.com 5) Air France : www.airfrance.com 6) Lan : www.lan.com 7) SAS : www.flysas.com 8) KLM : www.klm.com 9) United and American Airlines also fly to BA via the US. www.ua.com and www.aa.com We would not recommend Aerolineas Argentinas. How do I compare flights? Some suggested price comparison sites: www.expedia.co.uk www.skyscanner.net Transfers. || Gmaps 360 || Buenos Aires Gay Map - Mapa Guia Gay de Buenos Aires - Buenos Aires Gay Guide - Argentina. Tango Queer - Buenos Aires Gay - G-maps. ‘It may seem shocking to set up something like this, but we didn't even think of it at the beginning.
The thoughts about how it would be received (positively or negatively) by the people came around later.' This is the way Roxana speaks about how naturally the milonga has been shaped, labeled as open. The visitor will be told bluntly that they will see people of the same sex dancing together, and it is precisely that normal environment that one witnesses at ‘La Marshall' which makes the key to its success. The other key has to do with its good advertising, avoiding any possible mistakes, because as Roxana says, it is not a cruising place. Nevertheless, that is purely theoretical –one never knows. After all, the atmosphere itself at a milonga suggests, and paves the way to, spontaneous encounters and deceptions. At least that used to happen at ‘La Noche Azul,' another gay milonga that closed down recently. Fortunately, things have changed. Queer Tango Buenos Aires. Tango Queer. Buenos Aires Events.
Buenos Aires Local Guide - Find Information on Local Hotels, Restaurants, Shopping and More. Arcoyra | Art Space - Bar. Kensho Restaurante Cocina Orgánica Buenos Aires. Day Out: Buenos Aires - Rebirth of a Bohemian Barrio - Travel - New York Times. THE Boedo section of was an artistic hotbed in the early 20th century, home to Argentine cultural giants like the writer Roberto Arlt and the tango lyricist Homero Manzi. But it drifted into anonymity after World War II, a low-slung, middle-class neighborhood whose famous soccer stadium was razed and turned into a Carrefour supermarket.
In the last few years, however, Boedo has experienced a cultural rebirth. As other bohemian neighborhoods like San Telmo and have been gentrified, independent theaters, underground restaurants and trendy bars have sprung up amid the skinny, century-old “chorizo” cottages that still define Boedo. The city has installed semi-figurative sculptures on many sidewalks, and tattooed artists now mingle with longtime residents who were teenagers during Boedo’s last boom.
Boedo’s theatrical wings are on display at the (Boedo 640; 54-11-4932-4395; www.timbre4.com), a 50-seat playhouse started by the playwright Claudio Tolcachir. Since 2004, it has been home to Mr. PAN Y ARTE restaurante - fundacion cultural - teatro - musica - artes visuales - literatura. Buenos Aires Tours & Sightseeing Guide » Boedo ‘New Barrio’ Buenos Aires Stay Apartments. We have recently decided to add five ‘new Buenos Aires barrios’ to our website. We decided to expand the number of barrios where we offer vacation rentals in Buenos Aires because of the demand for lower cost quality apartments and the good safety records of the Buenos Aires City barrios of Almargro, Boedo, Chacarita, Colegiales and Villa Crespo (now called Palermo Queens by Realtors). Boedo Introduction Boedo is located west of Buenos Aires´ business district (Microcentro) just past Balvanera (which is more typically known by its three districts Abasto, Congreso and Once).
It lies between Av. Independencia and Av. Boedo is one of those Buenos Aires neighborhoods often overlooked by both tourist guides and tourists alike. The San Lorenzo de Almagro football club has its home in Boeda. Boedo History Boedo is one of Buenos Aires´ newest barrios having been formed in 1972 at the same time Balvanera was separated from Almagro. Boeda Today Boedo’s Local Attractions Boedo Restaurants and Nightlife. Sitio oficial de turismo de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires: How to Use a Public Bus in Buenos Aires. Using the public bus system in Buenos Aires can be daunting and is a bit of a misnomer, as the system isn't public at all but a collection of independently owned operators. Some of the routes are 50 KM and more, and wind their way through many little barrios and neighbouring towns.
There can be different routes for the same bus lines, and if you don't pay attention to the sign on the lower left hand corner of the windscreen detailing its routing, you may be in for a surprise. This being said, the system works and is happily used by many hundreds of thousands of commuters daily. If you will use the bus even moderately buy a 20 peso (as of March 2014) SUBE pass, and load it with some pesos. It can be reloaded as needed. It may reduce the trip cost, and is certainly more convenient than acquiring coins. The following advice was found to be very useful, but way down the author refers to a web site that is very good. Using the Guia "T" Street by street listed, both outbound and ingoing. Buenos Aires Vegetarian Restaurants -HappyCow- Health Food / Vegan Dining Argentina -Sorted by Veg Type. Moving to and living in...Argentina: Food and Drink. I think eating is a very important component in our life and having the choices to eat as we need or desire are priorities.
Healthy options such as organic are appearing all throughout Buenos Aires but what do you do if you're going to be in Buenos Aires and you are allergic to wheat or are a celiac and need to eat gluten free foods...the following are just some a couple of possibilities to get you through: Dietetica 100% Natural located in Alto Palermo at Bulnes 2042. For deliveries or more information you can contact them at 4821-1674.
For frozen items they have breads, pizzas, pizza dough, medialunas, empanadas, raviolis, pastas, quiches, & tortas .They also have alfajors, cookies, crackers, rice cakes, gluten free pastas and flours, gluten free soy sauce. Celigourmet - three locations - Gral. Paunero 1927 (Y Av. Some of their products include: muffins, cookies, cakes, tortes, pizzas, pizza crusts, empanadas, tartas, crepes, canelones and sandwiches. Celivery Delivery in Zona Norte. Moving to and living in...Argentina: Featured Links. These are some links that I've found useful if you are planning to become an expat in Argentina Some are specific to Buenos Aires and surrounding areas, while others are more general and are useful throughout Argentina.
If you have a great link that you’d like to see listed please feel free to email it to me. BA Newcomers Yahoo Group – “To inform, share ideas and concerns, and learn about living as an expatriate in Buenos Aires, Argentina.” Buenos Aires International Newcomers Group – “Our aim is to help the newcomer settle into the BA lifestyle, to provide an understanding of the BA culture and to offer a forum where the newcomer can ask questions and seek recommendations from fellow expats. The Group organizes various monthly social activities such as lunches, dinners, daytrips, and workshops as well as annual family and charity events. The Group has two locations: downtown and suburbs.” BA Expats - another helpful forum dedicated to Buenos Aires expats Electric Power Around the World. Moving to and living in...Argentina: Grocery Stores (Supermercados) in Argentina. Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral - Buenos Aires Cathedral. The Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral is an iconic and historically important structure in the center of the capital city.
Visiting this cathedral is one of the best things to do if you enjoy taking a glimpse into local culture and history. The church is located in the central part of the city near Plaza de Mayo. Besides being the central Catholic Church in Buenos Aires, it is also the burial place of General de San Martin, who is often referred to as the Father of the Nation. He fought with Simon Bolivar in Argentina, Chile, and Peru in an effort to liberate the nation of Argentina. The body of General de San Martin (for whom a large plaza is named in the city) was moved to the cathedral in 1880 during a time when it was crucially important to signal a need for the unification of the Argentine people. The original structure of this great church was built in 1745, but it was not designated a cathedral of the Catholic Church until 1836.
Places to Visit in Buenos Aires. .:: Pink Point Buenos Aires ::. Gay & Lesbian Tourist Information Centre - Buenos Aires - Argentina. Some Kings Travel by Bus (Well, In Buenos Aires They Do!) | BuenosTours – Buenos Aires Private Walking Tours. Browse: BuenosTours › Buenos Aires Guide › Advice & Info › Getting Around › Catching the Bus Ride like a King in Buenos Aires “Certain Kings… don’t travel by camel” Apparently, Kings in Buenos Aires travel by bus. And it’s a bargain too…at just 1 peso 60 centavos (about 20 US cents) for most journeys within the city (although some shorter journeys should cost 1.50 and other longer ones 1.70, and if you pay in cash it can be up to 3.50). In today’s economy, even a King has to be prudent with his savings. (See the comments after this post for further explanation of the camels quote. Thanks Nico!) Buenos Aires Buses [SPhoto credit: Cobra Libre's photostream/ CC BY-NC-SA 2.0] In many ways, colectivos really are the travel choice of Kings in Buenos Aires.
So, here is some advice on how to catch a bus in Buenos Aires… a task that may seem simple, but is not as easy as it sounds. Buy a Guia T Buenos Aires Bus Guide Using the Guia T Catching the bus (Tomar [NOT Coger!] And that’s it. Oh. Free walking tours in Buenos Aires - City tours. Tango - Buenos Aires Gay Travel Guide. Casa Brandon, Luís María Drago 236, Buenos Aires. Bars & pubs - Time Out Buenos Aires. Sattva, Montevideo 446 entre Lavalle y Avenida Corrientes , Buenos Aires. Restaurants & cafés - Time Out Buenos Aires.
Kensho, Zárraga 3799, Buenos Aires. Restaurants & cafés - Time Out Buenos Aires. Bio, Humboldt 2199, Buenos Aires. Restaurants & cafés - Time Out Buenos Aires. Arevalito, Arévalo 1478, Buenos Aires. Restaurants & cafés - Time Out Buenos Aires.