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Taking advantage of the 4-day weekend a group from Elebaires fled the city and headed to Tigre for the day. A small town 50 minutes from the city centre of Buenos Aires, Tigre is a breath of fresh air from the fast-paced and crowded city. With the lovely Angela as our local tour guide, we […]

This week the students were out in numbers to celebrate the 10th anniversary of La Bomba de Tiempo. A weekly percussion performance which has earned an enviable reputation across the city that never sleeps and has proved to be a fan favourite for the students over the years. The charm of La Bomba lies in […]

Did YOU know? Not only are there differences between the Spanish language of Europe and that of Latino America but within the Latino countries too changes occur (yes, just to make your travels more difficult). Differences in accent of course, but as well in grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. Here at Elebaires we focus on the […]

One of the many things Buenos Aires is known for is its food. Here we will discuss some suggestions for a restaurant in Buenos Aires. Burger Joint If you like burgers, you should definitely visit the Burger Joint. The Burger Joint was, a couple years ago, listed as one of the 25 best burger restaurants […]

Buenos Aires is an amazing city. To study Spanish, to study, to work, to travel, whatever your reason is to come to Buenos Aires, you are going to have a great time! An important part of life, especially for the younger students, is the nightlife. With a huge amount of restaurants, bars and nightclubs, is […]

With the beginning of the New Year, the simultaneous reading marathon about Dante Alighieri’s masterpiece has started.  It could become one of the literary events of 2018. Since Elebaires housed in the building that is based on the Devine Comedy; Palacio Barolo, here a little bit about it! Palacio Barolo The Palacio Barolo is one […]

Studying a language does not only mean taking classes. To really learn a language in a foreign country, it is important to integrate in the culture. In this blog we will give you some advice how you can make the most of your Spanish course in Buenos Aires!   Afterschool activities At Elebaires we encourage […]

Christmas in Buenos Aires is a little bit different than most Europeans, and Northern Americans are used too. Whereas in most of their home countries it is very cold and, for the lucky (or unlucky) ones there is snow, Christmas in Buenos Aires is celebrated with temperatures well over 25 degrees Celsius. Here a story […]

This blog is about Michael, one of our Dutch students who has been studying Spanish with us for four weeks and traveled through Argentina for three weeks after this.  He told us that his stay at Elebaires helped him a lot during his travels! Spanish Michael was pretty much a beginner when he started studying […]

This blog is about Remko and his trip through South America with the motorbike. Remko is a 25 year old Dutchie who studied with us for the last 4 weeks. He had a lot of stories to tell and was good company for both staff and students! He improved his Spanish a lot and even […]