Cordoba is a highlight of Argentina as it famously has eleven universities in the city. This is enough of a tag line to get the attention of young and lively backpackers to stop by. The age demographic is instantly obvious when you are walking about the city streets. There is the magnificent Parroquia De La Asuncion Cathedral located right in central Cordoba. It is as impressive during the day as when it is lit up at night. On my first day the the temperatu...

Next on our places to visit was a city called Rosario on the banks of Rio Parana four hours northeast of Buenos Aires. I am not really sure why we stopped here. Perhaps it was becaus someone had recommended it to us or so we would only have a short bus trip to take.   We had missed our original arrival date to Rosario due to a bus timetable mishap. As a result, our hostel emailed us to see if there had been a problem. We explained that we had been stranded in ...

Buenos Aires is not the best place for relaxing. It is a vibrant city known to be more European than South American. The tango, steak, futbol, the passionate attitudes of local people all contribute to it's charm. On our first night we went to a live show called 'La Bomba de Tiempo'.It was an outdoor stage where about fifteen musicians were playing various types of percussion instruments. Each musician has a chance to condunt the group and as a result you get a ...