Tag: buenos aires
Reviews / Restaurant
Jun 13, 2016The Peruvian, Buenos Aires, Argentina
If you find yourself in staying Kilca Guesthouse in the Montserrat neighborhood of Buenos Aires, you’re already doing well for yourself. You’re walking distance to the famed neighborhood of San Telmo, the seediness of Avenida Indepedencia and a great pool hall incorrectly spelled Mouling Rouge — you’re in for a treat. If, however, you’ve gone the safer route and simply chosen to drink liters of Quilmes on the sidewalk of Bar Yrigoyen while looking at the National Congress building, you’re still doing all right.
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Taiwan: Whatever Your Pleasure
Taiwan’s wealth of offerings ensures travelers find destinations, activities and amenities to suit all interests.
Top 5: Bowling Alleys Around The World
If you think you're the next Big Lebowski or Bill Murray in Kingpin, or you can throw a 280 with your eyes closed, then you're probably on the hunt for some pretty awesome bowling alleys around the world. Since your local one probably isn't doing it for you anymore, here are the 5 top bowling alleys around the world.
Under $100 / Latin America
May 12, 2016Under $100: Buenos Aires
The Argentinian capital is a sprawling metropolis that can seem overwhelming to first-time visitors. Here is your guide to seeing some of the best spots in the city without breaking the bank.
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The Province That Surrounds Seoul — And Outshines It
Skip the Seoul Crowds. The Real Korea is in Gyeonggi.
Trends / Study Abroad
May 6, 2016Study Abroad Destinations to Consider
For college students experiencing the world for the first time, choosing a study abroad destination can be a daunting task. After all, there are so many locations to choose from. How do you pick the right one? Some of the most important things to consider are your major, whether or not credits will transfer, local language and the overall experience. Here are a handful of places to consider as study abroad options.