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The hot and humid days of summer are long gone and winter is here in full force. Out are the short shorts and platform flip flops and in are the fuzzy scarves and trenchcoats. As July is approaching, the weather in Buenos Aires is becoming colder and colder. If you are planning a trip here, […]
This past Sunday, the students enjoyed a break from the hectic city life and spent the day in Tigre. Located just 50 mins from Buenos Aires by train, the town of Tigre is a perfect weekend getaway. The name Tigre was given to the city due to the tigers that were once hunted there. The […]
This week the students visited MALBA, Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires, to discover the artistic wonders of Latin American. MALBA was created by Educardo Constantini and is owned and operated by the Constantini family foundation. They opened the museum in 2001 as a gift to the city to share and showcase their extraordinary […]
Every Friday, we invite Elebaires students to a picada with friends, drinks, and traditional argentine foods. This is a great opportunity for all the students to get to know each other and exchange cultures. We have had students from Germany, Holland, Australia, Japon, Astonia, United States, Korea, Canada, England and more to share a meal […]
During the holiday weekend, we organized a trip to Iguazu with Elebaires students from all over the world. The warm weather was a nice break from the chilly May air in Buenos Aires. We all boarded an overnight bus and arrived in Puerto Iguazu on Thursday May 25th. From there, we made a pit stop at […]
Standing at 23 meters high and weighing 18 tons, The Floralis Generica is a popular landmark in Buenos Aires and its image can be found all around the city. The sculpture resembles a flower and has six large petals made of stainless steel that extend towards the sky while a pool of water surrounded its […]
Earlier this month, the new Cirque Du Soleil debuted in Buenos Aires with its Argentine inspired new show. The event’s theme, Séptimo Día (Seventh Day), is centered around the music of 80‘s Argentine rock band, Soda Stereo, with an underlying theme of creation. Soda Stereo was founded in Buenos Aires in 1982 and was the […]
Plaza de Mayo, the beautiful political district of Buenos Aires, is frequently used as the protest grounds for numerous demonstrations for and against the government. Tens of thousands of people gather around the plaza, just meters from Casa Rosada, to show either their support or opposition. However, the protests seen on May 10th, were quite […]
El Tour de Fileteado Porteño Oh.. wonderful Argentina, known for its Tango, paros, acado and el vino Malbec! I am sure you have experienced all of this in Argentina. You might also already plan to take a class of tango, as Argentina is where Tango was born. However, do you really know about the […]
Whether you are a bookworm or not, this famous bookstore is a sight you do not want to miss. Once a Theater, El Alfreno Grand Splendid is now an extravagant bookstore and voted by many global publications as one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. As soon as you walk in you […]