Texan Breakfast at Café Java, Austin Texas
Café Java Bistro Review
It has a modest, unassuming exterior, just its name in italicized uppercase letters mounted on a dull brownish wall above plain glass windows; but what Café Java lacks in outdoor branding, it makes up for in virtually everything else.
At the end of our stay in the eccentric city of Austin, Texas’ capital, where we joined in...
Biking Buenos Aires
The Ultimate City Bike Tour Review
On our trip to northern Argentina we had a chance to travel a lot with bicycles and so the bici bug hit us and we realized traveling by bike is not just healthy, cheap and ecological, but also a lot of fun and allows you to connect to a place in a completely different...
My 1920’s Party in London
Prohibition Party in London
One of my most magical experiences was in London – 1920’s Party Havana style. I always do a lot of research before traveling to a new place and look for special places and events to experience and see. This was my second time in London with my little sister, Bar, and I decided to make this trip different,...
Fuerza Bruta – Postmodern Theatre in Buenos Aires
Fuerza Bruta - A Stunning Theatrical Show in Buenos Aires
There are so many things to do in Buenos Aires! On our search for something different to do during the weekend we found out about Fuerza Bruta.
This artistic event which is originated in Buenos Aires, has traveled over the world since 2005 and performed in cities like London, New York, Madrid, Barcelona, Berlin,...
Club Med Punta Cana
Sailboats and windsurfers dot the blue-green reef, the longest in the Dominican Republic. Occasional paddle boarders pass quietly by, tracing the rocky coast. Just beyond the shallow reef where the waves are considerably bigger, a marooned ship, split into two long ago by a passing storm, lays corroding - lending a rough contrast against the otherwise delicate scene.
On land,...
Club Tapiz Boutique Hotel & Winery, Mendoza
Club Tapiz Hotel Review
We spent our last two days in Mendoza at the beautiful colonial Club Tapiz. Located on a gorgeous, enchanting 19th-century estate, the grounds feature a charming, small hotel, a winery, vineyards, spa, restaurant and olive trees.
It's the perfect setting to enjoy some of the most incredible wine and food in the region. The main Italianate villa...
Hub Porteño Boutique Hotel
Hub Porteño Hotel Review
Located in the heart of the upscale and stylish Recoleta neighborhood, the Hub Porteño is a relative newcomer to the Buenos Aires luxury hotels scene and fits perfectly to its posh surroundings. This magnificent hotel is a member of the Chic Collection, an online resource for finding the best boutique hotels and inspirational properties to stay...
Cabana Villegas, Buenos Aires – Restaurant Review
Cabana Villegas - Argentinian Grill
Argentina is well known for its high-quality & delicious steaks, and a visit to Buenos Aires is not complete without having asado and going to a Parrilla (steak house). On our third day in Bs As went to 'Puerto Madero' area, at the riverfront and came across 'Cabana Villegas'.
This is a very large and elegant...
Street Stories of Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Street Art Review
Street art is an indivisible part of the Buenos Aires art scene. Throughout the city you can see detailed graffiti and giant murals covering the walls and the sides of the buildings, by some of the most exciting street artists in the world.
While visiting Buenos Aires these past few weeks, we had the good fortune...
Salentein Bodegas and Posada, Mendoza
Salentein Bodega and Posada Review
Sunny weather, vineyards everywhere, great food and of course lots of wine. Mendoza is the biggest wine province in Argentina, with thousands of wineries spread across the three main wine regions of Maipu, Valle de Uco, and Lujan de Cuyo, and we were lucky enough to visit each of the regions in our one week trip...
