Goya Hotel Buenos Aires

We arrived in Buenos Aires bleary eyed at 6:30am this morning after our flight from Cusco and Lima. Our bus took us to the skinniest (but most charming) hotel in the city, the Hotel Goya. After some pastries and croissants for breakfast we had a bit of a ...

... suggest Buenos Aires to anyone thinking of venturing to the Southern Cone. While Brazil has a more sexual, sensual, heated environment, Buenos Aires is just a classy place. I have never felt more beautiful than when I was dressed in a sleek black skirt ...

Well, our time´s nearly up in Buenos Aires. We leave tomorrow for Iguazu Falls (South America´s answer to Niagara, although purportedly bigger and better than the North American counterpart). We finished college on Friday. Our lives have pretty much ...

... of sight-seeing.  Some things I have seen: Recoleta Cemetary:  the stunning cemetary for the rich and famous of Buenos Aires, filled with above-ground masoleums.  Evita Peron is buried here.  I walked through the Doric columns of the ...

A typical day in Buenos Aires consists of awaking around 9:30 and spending the first couple hours over a coffee and the local paper or my Spanish version of Ian Fleming´s Octopussy. My vocabulary in espionage is quickly developing, a must for my future ...