It was hard to get up on time after an intensive (:-P) night, but we did it. We slept the whole way on the bus to Rosario, though. And after we arrived, we just crashed. But the next few days were more active. We found Rosario to be a great place - with many parks, plazas, museums and most important for our phase of the trip: a rocking nightlife...

An early start on a weekend, my idea of hell but I was getting to see more of Argie & Vanesas dad was the chauffeur so no complaints. Rosario is about 300Km from BA. It's 1 of the 2 second cities of Arg, the other being Cordoba. It's located in the province of Santa Fe on the banks of the Paraná & is a major port for the north west of Arg. I wou...

After an other 14 hour bus journey we arrived to an other of Lonley Planet´s favourite hotels where we were allocated a flea pit of a room run by a family of grumps. The next day inspite of the continous rain we cheered up a bit when we moved rooms to one overlooking the plaza with a big balcony.   Rosario turned out to be worth the trip on...

After over 3 months in Rosario, it's come time to leave the city and do some more traveling.  This time heading to the Atlantic coast and then down, down, down to Patagonia and maybe even the tip of South America. This is yet another unplanned trip, as in I don't have reservations for hostels, hotels or transportation.  It's a crazy wa...

Visited and droped of gifts to an aunt, Notable things about Rosario: Tribute to the Americas Amazing river with a nice beach. As well Birth place of the late great Che.

Here are some pics of when I visited my old friends from Rosario! (March 8-11th) This is the place where I studied abroad my first time in Argentina.

And so to our present location, Rosario. We got here a 7am and proceeded to get totally lost with the help of an asshole bus driver who brought us to the middle of a block of flats, and not the ´´plaza centro´´ we had asked for. I don't know whats up with bus drivers these days. We eventually go to the center of town and found modest lodgings to...

After Buenos Aires we headed north towards Iguazu Falls and decided to stop off at a few towns on the way to break up the journey. We stopped at Rosario and Sante Fe. These towns were quite similar to one another. We looked around their churches, statues, museums, historical buildings etc and spent some time people-watching from street cafes. Ch...

To start the South American leg, i took a 20 hour flight from Gautemala City stopping in Costa Rica and Peru and finally reaching the land of Order and Progress....Brazil. Or maybe they shold change their flag slogan to something more suitable like "Football and Beer". The interesting point about Rio De Janeiro (translates to River January) is t...