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A question and answer session with prominent expat Daniel Tunnard: the Englishman in Argentina who wrote a book about taking all 140 city bus routes in Buenos Aires… and lived to tell the tale.

Photography enthusiasts will love Foto Ruta’s innovative excursions in Buenos Aires. Participants are sent out with their cameras to track down clues, discover the barrio’s secrets & capture them on film.

An almost guilt free alternative to the fantastic ice cream / gelato on offer across the rest of Buenos Aires, and perhaps even more refreshing, this Palermo Soho Fro Yo outlet is fast becoming a local favorite.

Cafe Margot is a classic Buenos Aires café, that has been serving up coffee, medialunas, beer, wine and its famous turkey sandwiches for well over 100 years, in the atmospheric neighborhood of Boedo.

The pizzas are thin crust and crunchy and the alfajores humongous at La Panaderia de Pablo, Pablo Massey’s Montserrat restaurant. Enjoy lunch, brunch or cake in modern, airy surroundings.

Read our thoughts on tango-dinner shows in Buenos Aires, and how you might best discover and experience tango dancing in the city where it was born.

A trendy club for dinner, music and dancing, Rumi is a chic nightspot where the lights flash and the drinks abound. Try the Wednesday night dinner specials to escape late-night crowds and entrance fees.

Pet the ponies, feed the zebras and admire the spectacular white tigers on a sunny afternoon at the Buenos Aires Zoo, located in the leafy neighborhood of Palermo. Bring the kids along for the ride.

The hustle and bustle of downtown Buenos Aires are lost in the cooling mood of the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, an expansive park just beyond the trendy, modern neighborhood of Puerto Madero.

La Milonga de los Consagrados is a Saturday afternoon tango dance held in the beautiful old Centro Region Leonesa in Constitución, not far from San Telmo. It drips with elegance and old-world Buenos Aires tango charm.