Blogs We Love in Argentina!

Seashells and Sunflowers
By Katie: Are you wondering how a girl from Philadelphia wound up 5,500 miles from home? Well, here's how it all started.

.My.Beautiful.Air
Young economic refugee living in the wild southern hemisphere, trying to see the good in the world, but writing about it all…

Landing Pad BA
By Jed & crew: Looking for a one shop stop to learning everything about Buenos Aires (and the rest of Argentina)? We use LandingPadBA. This site has great, up to the date info about a ton of useful things: Restaurants, excursions, nightlife and more. The site is freshly maintained, which is one our most important criteria. We particularly enjoyed their article "Off the Beaten Path in Buenos Aires"

Discover Buenos Aires
By Dave: My name’s Dave and I’m a New York City transplant who decided to make a lifestyle change and move to Buenos Aires for a year or two. My goal was to really experience a new culture and lifestyle, learn Spanish, explore South America and meet new people. So far, the move has been everything I expected and more.

Travel Guy
By Jon: In 2004 I graduated high school and at the same time my sister graduated from college. My parents suggested that we take a trip together and backpack through Europe for three weeks. This wasn’t the first time I had traveled outside of the country, but it was the first time doing so on my own, so to speak. Imagine what it was like for a 17 year old from a small town outside of Boston to see the Europe I’d always dreamed of visiting. The history, the culture, the languages.

Pine Tree Paradise
By Charles: Hi. I’m Charles Newbery and this is the gang behind Pine Tree Paradise – and those that swell my blood pressure, crack me up and befuddle me, often all at the same time. The kids get up to some wild stuff and I write down what happens.

Consulting Rehab
By Ryan: Join us as we chronicle our Career Break from the management consulting world and our epic South American adventure.

The Lost Asian
By Frances: Frances Ren Huang is an acupuncturist and yoga instructor living in Buenos Aires. Aside from her day job, she takes pictures, exploring, eating, and cooking- experiencing ways to live healthier and happier. Through these writings- sharing, reflecting, and laughing- she hopes to amuse and inspire anyone who is reading, to enjoy life to its fullest.

A Gringo in Buenos Aires
By Anon: Our mission is to provide you with useful information that focuses on quick assimilation into the Porteño culture. Many familiar websites promote the same restaurants, bars and ‘cultural’ experiences, but cater to those locations where the gringo would feel most comfortable (and be surrounded by other gringos). We at A Gringo in Buenos Aires recognize firsthand that you must break free and live like a local to get the most out of living abroad.
Twitter: @gringoinbsas

Tangocherie
By Cherie: Tango and expat life in Buenos Aires--from the point of view of a Californian who lives there.

Wander Argentina
By Anon: A website about life and travel in Argentina — by people who live there.
Twitter: @wanderargentina

Buenos Aires 4u
By Bettina: Buenos Aires is our passion, helping travelers is our job. Welcome to Buenos Aires 4U blog, here you can find the latest cultural and travel activities in Buenos Aires and all you need to know while you’re here travelling, living or studying. Buenos Aires breaths culture and everyday its exciting streets have something different prepared for its citizens, so you probably don´t want to miss a piece of what´s going on while you´re here! If this is your case, then become a friend of ours, subscribe to our blog and follow us on Facebook and Twitter to receive real time updates.
Twitter: @BsAs4U

Making the Same Difference
By Angelina: My story is that I came to stay in Argentina Sept 2009 until March 2010 for an intercultural exchange to teach english. A series of circumstances happened and it opened the door for me to return Oct 2010. I am here in the city until August 1st and have many trips back and forth between North America and Argentina planned for the future. Cheers!
Twitter: @tango2themoon

Wandering Trader
By Marcello: I was 13 years old: working two jobs, going to school, and doing extra curricular activities like soccer and weight training. I was working for my freedom. Fast forward 5 years: I ditched the extra curriculars, only went to high school for 3 classes with on the job training, and worked 4 jobs. I was the obsessive salesman, a “fanatical entrepreneur”, I was working for my freedom.

Spotlight Buenos Aires
By Ryan: Spotlight Buenos Aires is your ultimate source of information, providing invaluable insight into one of the most hip and exciting cities today!
Twitter: @spotlightba

Foto Ruta Buenos Aires
By Becky: Rather than pushing through crowds of tourists and only clicking away at images you’ve already seen on postcards, Foto Ruta is a new way to become acquainted with Buenos Aires for those with a sense of adventure and creativity they want to share. We bring the city’s streets to life through a series of clues and tips to help you capture it in your own way with your camera.
Twitter: @fotorutaba

Pick Up The Fork
By Allie: Buenos Aires, I'm still hungry. A food lover's food blog.