Argentina is the long-haul one. The trip that doesn’t fit into a long weekend, and is all the better for it. So far that means Buenos Aires, a city that feels like Europe emigrated and reinvented itself: faded grand cafés, steak and red wine, polo, tango drifting out of doorways and a pace that runs gloriously late into the night. This is the start of my Latin America corner, written the same honest way as everything else. What’s worth your time, what’s overhyped, and how to make the most of a city that rewards wandering. More of the continent to come.
Buenos Aires is a city I haven’t seen, and one I’ve been fighting with myself about for years. Every time someone comes back from there, they have that look in their eyes. People talk about the meat the way they’d talk about a religious experience. Evenings that don’t even start before midnight. The taxi dropping […]
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