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Where Is the Washing Machine? Understanding Buenos Aires’ Unique Laundry Culture

You’ve just landed in Buenos Aires, checked into your beautiful apartment in Palermo or Recoleta, unpacked your bags, and spent your first few days exploring the city. But after a week of walking around...

Why Norway Might Just Be the Most Spanish-Literate Country You Never Expected 

Today's article is written by Sefa, a language enthusiast based in Norway who runs hablo.no, a Norwegian-language site for Scandinavians wanting to learn languages. Walk into a bar in Oslo and start a conversation in...

Campus Life vs. City Life: What to Expect When Studying Abroad in Buenos Aires

For many students, the phrase "going to university" immediately brings a specific image to mind: massive brick buildings, manicured green lawns, giant dining halls, and sprawling student dormitories where thousands of people live, eat,...

Best Local Dishes to Try in Buenos Aires: An International Student’s Food Guide

Ask anyone who has spent a semester studying abroad in Buenos Aires what they miss the most, and chances are their immediate answer will be: the food. Argentine cuisine is a rich, mouthwatering blend of...

Five Lessons I Have Learned After a Year in Buenos Aires

After having spent a year living and working in Buenos Aires, I have had the opportunity to fully experience Argentine culture. Having lived my whole life in the U.S, I can only speak to...

An Open Letter to Someone Travelling Abroad for the First Time

To those of you who dream of new places, smells, sounds, and tastes… To those of you who get homesick for a place you’ve never been… To those of you who worry about getting on that...

Buenos Aires from above: The Barolo Palace

Buenos Aires has an exquisite architectural backdrop. Everywhere you look, you can find beautiful buildings with exotic facades, mixing the hints of traditional European vibes with the Latin American flavor that we all love...

Drinking like a Porteño

Buenos Aires is known for its endless and lively night life. Many people are suprised at how late the nights start and subsequently how late they end.  Generally speaking, people in Buenos Aires do drink...