Buenos Aires’ San Telmo Sunday Market, held every week in the open spaces and streets of the historic San Telmo neighborhood, has one of the most lively atmospheres in the city (a lively place to begin with). The market brings…
(Written by Matt, the other half of the TravelShus crew) I’ve been fortunate enough to attend many sports events over the years with rabid fanbases. I’ve seen a couple, albeit not enough, Jets playoffs wins, Michael Jordan play, Curt Schilling’s…
I know it’s not winter in South America, but it’s definitely winter in North America and snowboarding season has just officially started for me. Hooray/Thank God. When I look back at some of the best snowboarding I’ve been lucky enough…
Weekly Photo is back yall. This week we go to Argentina. This market on the edge of the Rio Plata was a scenic and popular place to browse for handmade baskets, fresh picked fruit, and furniture. It’s not too far…
Buenos Aires is the kind of city that makes you want to sit down at a small, dark cafe and take hours to drink a tiny cup of cafe-con-leche. I’ve been in lots of amazing cities that make me feel…
When you think of food in Argentina, the first thing you probably think of is steak. This makes sense, as meat is one of the most important elements of the cuisine. It is the heart of Argentinian cuisine, and Argentina…
Some people don’t know that I went to “wine school.” I put that in quotes as it was really hard sometimes to fully think of it as school. Yes there were final exams and yes we had textbooks, but with…
One of the most important things on our trip was to integrate the parts of our life that make us who we are with the new experiences we’d have on the road. Music was a big one, which was an…
In the early stages of planning, The Trip was supposed to start us in Ecuador, then head down through Peru and Bolivia, and end the South American portion in Argentina. With our plans to take traveling slow, this route would…