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09/09/2026

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05/09/2026

I had the pleasure of spending a wonderful day in Buenos Aires with Max and Dawn, exploring the city center and discovering some of the places that tell the story of our city. 😍

We walked through historic landmarks, beautiful buildings 🏦 and cultural icons 📷, talking about the people, stories and little details behind them.

And we finished our day right where so much of Argentina’s history has unfolded: Plaza de Mayo, standing in front of the Casa Rosada. 🇦🇷

Thank you, Dawn and Max, for trusting me to show you and your son a little piece of my Buenos Aires. It was such a pleasure having you both here! 🩵🤍🩵

I hope you take home not only great memories, but also a little bit of Buenos Aires with you. 😃

Thank you for sharing your experience! ✨

31/08/2026

One of the highlights of my Gaucho Tour is the traditional sulky ride. 🐎

A beautiful way to explore the countryside around San Antonio de Areco, just outside Buenos Aires, and experience a little bit of authentic Argentine campo life.

And yes… sometimes the horses have a few surprises of their own. 💨😂

A full day to discover gaucho culture, Argentine traditions and rural life — with plenty of good moments along the way.

📩 Want to experience it for yourself? Send me a message and let’s plan your private Gaucho Tour!

27/08/2026

The Palacio Libertad is undoubtedly one of the most impressive buildings in Buenos Aires. ✨

Originally built as the Central Post Office and Telegraph Palace, it was designed by French architect Norbert Maillart and inaugurated in 1928. For decades, this was where letters, telegrams, and messages from all over Argentina came and went. 📮

But its story didn’t end there.

After being declared a National Historic Monument, the building underwent an extensive restoration and transformation. In 2015, it reopened as a massive cultural center dedicated to music, exhibitions, theater, dance, literature, technology, and the
visual arts. 🎭🎶

Today, it is known as Palacio Libertad – Domingo Faustino Sarmiento Cultural Center, and is one of the largest cultural centers in Latin America. Inside, you’ll find spaces such as The Blue Whale (La Ballena Azul), a spectacular symphony hall; the beautiful glass-covered Grand Dome (Gran Cúpula); and
countless architectural details that reveal the building’s fascinating past.

And there’s one last historical detail I love: Evita Perón once had an office here, which has been recreated inside the building. 🇦🇷

So, the next time you walk past this monumental building, remember that you’re
looking at much more than a beautiful piece of architecture.

You’re standing before a place that has spent almost a century connecting Argentina—first through letters, and today through culture. 🤍

18/08/2026

Today, on the anniversary of the passing of José de San Martín, the father of our nation, I wanted to share a different kind of story.

As I do every year, I attended the official ceremony at Plaza San Martín, where I met Santino, a 10-year-old boy with an incredible admiration for San Martín and the Grenadiers.

Every weekend, Santino goes to the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral to bring flowers to San Martín’s mausoleum. 🌹 And he has one very clear dream: to become a Grenadier one day. 🥹🇦🇷

Beyond ceremonies, monuments, and history books, there is something very special about seeing how a man who lived almost 200 years ago can still inspire new generations.

That's why I wanted to share Santino’s story. Because keeping our history and collective memory alive also happens this way: through small gestures, admiration, and the dreams of those who come after us. 🤍

Santino, I hope that one day we get to see you fulfill that dream. 🇦🇷

12/08/2026

🍰5 Argentine sweet treats you MUST try in Buenos Aires

If you believe that getting to know a country also means tasting its food… get ready. 😏 Here are 5 Argentine classics you absolutely need to try during your visit to Buenos Aires:

🤎 1. Dulce de Leche
Argentina’s ultimate sweet treat. It’s a thick, silky cream made from milk and sugar, similar to caramel but richer, creamier, and with a flavor all its own. We put it in cakes, alfajores, ice cream, pancakes, toast… and yes, we also eat it by the spoonful.

🍪 2. Alfajor
Argentina’s most popular sweet treat, a true national classic and the downfall of kids— and plenty of adults too. 😏 Two soft cookies filled with a generous layer of dulce de leche and often covered in chocolate or powdered sugar. There are hundreds of brands and varieties, from simple everyday versions to gourmet creations.

🥐 3. Medialuna
Our take on the classic croissant. 🥐 It looks similar, but it’s smaller, softer, and slightly sweeter. A true Argentine staple with coffee or mate, especially at breakfast or merienda — our beloved afternoon coffee-and-snack ritual.

🍦 4. Argentine Ice Cream
Ice cream in Argentina is practically an institution. And if there’s one thing that defines us, it’s our love for serving it as high as possible, with mountains of ice
cream that seem to never end. 😏 The tradition comes from the strong influence of Italian immigration, and heladerías are an essential part of everyday life in Buenos Aires. Creamy, rich, and with flavors that go far beyond the classics. And yes: dulce de leche is a must.

🍮 5. Flan
A classic of Argentine home cooking: a smooth, creamy dessert similar to crème caramel, served with caramel sauce. And the most Argentine version? Flan mixto: flan with dulce de leche and whipped cream. Because apparently, one sweet topping is never enough. 😂

And yes, Buenos Aires is famous for tango, football, and steak… but if you have a sweet tooth, there’s a whole other side of the city waiting for you to discover. 🤍

Which one would you try first?

07/08/2026

David, her sisters and spouses came from North Carolina to discover Buenos Aires in a truly authentic way. 🇦🇷

Together, we explored La Boca, wandering through its colorful streets filled with history, art, and local culture 📷. We also enjoyed lunch at a local restaurant 🥩, discovering the city through its flavors as well.

Thank you, David, for trusting me and for your kind words. It was a pleasure to be part of your Buenos Aires experience.🩵🤍🩵

If you'd like to read more stories from travelers around the world, you'll find many more reviews on Google Reviews. 😍

29/07/2026

NEW DATE! 🤍 After the wonderful energy of our first 📍Buenos Aires with Vero outings, it’s time for a new adventure together. ✨

This time, we’ll explore Recoleta—one of Buenos Aires’ most elegant and fascinating neighborhoods, where history, art, and architecture come together. 🏛️🎨🌿

We'll visit some of the neighborhood’s most iconic landmarks: the Recoleta Cemetery ⚱️, a true open-air museum; the historic Church of Our Lady of Pilar ⛪; and the National Museum of Fine Arts 🖼️, one of Argentina’s most important cultural institutions.
Along the way, I’ll share stories, hidden details, and fascinating facts that often go unnoticed—even by those who call Buenos Aires home. ✨

☕ To end the afternoon, we’ll enjoy a snack at Postdata, a one-of-a-kind café and postal station. There, you'll have the chance to write and send letters or postcards to loved ones using beautiful stamps and colorful wax seals 💌❤️—a magical experience and the perfect finale to our journey.

🗓️ Saturday, August 8 | 2:30 PM

📍 Meeting point: National Museum of Fine Arts (Av. del Libertador 1473)

✨ Spots are limited to keep the experience intimate and personal.

📩 If you'd like to join this new edition, send me a message and reserve your place.

13/07/2026

11/07/2026

🇦🇷 Argentinized ✅
It's a real phenomenon.
Spend enough time around Argentinians and, sooner or later, it happens.
You start drinking mate. 🧉
You can't stop eating empanadas. 🥟
You learn to greet everyone with a kiss. 😘
You say che without realizing it.

You discover that dinner before 9 pm feels strangely early. 🍷
And one day... you're wearing the Argentina jersey, singing along with thousands of fans, and celebrating every goal as if you'd been born here. 💙🤍

We've always joked that anything multiplied by an Argentinian becomes Argentinian.
The World Cup has become the perfect proof. Wherever Argentina plays, people from every corner of the world end up joining the party. They borrow our jerseys, wave our flags, sing our songs—even if they don't know the words—and somehow become part of it all.

The same thing happens to so many travelers who visit Argentina. They don't just come to see the country—they leave carrying a little piece of it with them.

Maybe that's our greatest tradition: making people feel so welcome that, before they know it...
Argentinized. ✅🇦🇷