Solo Travel in Buenos Aires | Chase the Pigeon Solo Travel in Buenos Aires A tango class where a solo traveller is entirely expected, a cemetery built for slow, wandering contemplation, and a steak counter where dining alone is a perfectly ordinary way to spend an evening. Words by Gray, a pigeon who’s nested somewhere…
Buenos Aires with Kids | Chase the Pigeon Buenos Aires with Kids A former zoo turned conservation park where kids can spot native wildlife up close, a science museum built entirely around buttons to press and levers to pull, and a street of houses painted in every colour imaginable, the version of Buenos Aires built…
Buenos Aires for Couples | Chase the Pigeon Buenos Aires for Couples A tango show where two dancers say more with a look than most conversations manage, a cemetery wander that somehow feels more romantic than morbid, and a steak dinner that starts at ten and doesn’t rush toward dessert, the version of Buenos Aires…
Where to Stay & Eat in Buenos Aires | Chase the Pigeon Where to Stay & Eat in Buenos Aires Which neighbourhood fits your trip, and where the good, honestly priced food actually is. Words by Gray, a pigeon who’s nested somewhere in Palermo Buenos Aires’s neighbourhoods each have a distinct character, elegant and residential…
Best Time to Visit Buenos Aires | Chase the Pigeon Best Time to Visit Buenos Aires Seasons flipped to the Southern Hemisphere calendar, broken down so you can pick the trip you actually want. Words by Gray, a pigeon who’s nested somewhere in Palermo Buenos Aires’s seasons run opposite to the Northern Hemisphere, summer falls…
Buenos Aires on a Budget | Chase the Pigeon Buenos Aires on a Budget A cemetery, a colourful street and free street tango that all cost nothing to see, here’s how to keep the rest of a Buenos Aires trip affordable too. Words by Gray, a pigeon who’s nested somewhere in Palermo Buenos Aires is…
2 Day Buenos Aires Itinerary | Chase the Pigeon 2 Day Buenos Aires Itinerary Two full days, split so you’re not backtracking, with San Telmo and Recoleta on day one and La Boca and a tango show on day two. Words by Gray, a pigeon who’s nested somewhere in Palermo Two days in Buenos Aires…
24 Hours in Buenos Aires | Chase the Pigeon 24 Hours in Buenos Aires A cobblestone plaza where tango spills onto the street on a Sunday afternoon, a cemetery of marble mausoleums that’s one of the most striking in the world, and a steak dinner that runs long into the night, one proper day in…
