Just a short entry for now, but I'm making some notes for later... Today I went to Carlos Paz with Sabrina. Went to some hills and lakes, really beautiful... Beautiful weather... super tired... bus to mendoza tonight.

Is a rainy grey day today. Have just spent the day strolling around and seeing the sites. This town has a really great historic center with a lot of Jesuit ruins that are really neat. Also hit three different art museums and they were all pretty good with some excellent Argentinian painter and some pretty cool architecture. Really, that is about...

Was not so horrible to get some rain in Cordoba as I was so late in my blog and I had also the french tax to take care: quite hard to think that you still have to pay tax when you know that it s more than one year that you did not earn money. I took still the opportunity to visit a little the city between 2 rain falls and I came to eat a Parilla...

Today was very exciting, being able to see the buildings built by the Jesuits. First I had to go to the the Tourism Office located around the City Hall on Dean Funes Street, between San Martin and Rivera Indarte Streets. They told me all the guided tours are started in this place. The cost was not much almost 15 U$D. Once the tour started the gu...

Well we've been rushin around, on the road, mucho activities, no sleep, for far too long now so we've decided that Còrdoba is the place we are gonna just slow things down for awhile, and a good place to do so. A pretty big city but without any stress. people seem very easy going, and in some situations (take the following for example) a little t...

Well we're definitely doing 'proper' travelling again; after the near-miss with the bag, we jumped in a taxi to the bus station to catch our overnight bus to Cordoba. A bit paranoid we demand prices to the station (60p) and slam doors much to the driver's angst. I don't know what Spanish for 'don't slam' is. But it ends with a plaintive 'Senor!'...

Although we could easily have spent our entire 10 days in Bs As, the incident on Sunday night had left a bad taste in our mouths, and plus we wanted to see a little more of Argentina, so we decided to head west. Our first stop was Rosario, supposedly Argentina´s third biggest city. Also the birthplace of Ernesto ´Che´ Guevara. We got in around ...

Für ein Wochenende bin ich nach Cordoba gefahren, da habe ich die AIESECer getroffen, haben viel Party gemacht und ein bisschen von der Stadt hab ich auch gesehen ;)

hi everyone! we are now at the beautiful cordoba, which is the city that contains most of the universities in argentina.