Born and raised in northern California, Sarah grew up to become an expat, traveler and wordsmith. She spent seven years in Madrid, Spain and now calls Buenos Aires, Argentina home. She has had the privilege of visiting a number of countries and working as a writer and content consultant doing what she loves best: facilitating intercultural communication through the written word.
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Sarah says, "Don't leave Buenos Aires without visiting La Recoleta Cemetery."
Not too fancy. Not too casual. With its relaxed atmosphere, good cocktails and wines, tasty meals and snacks and simple but modern decor, bar 878 is just right. This former Buenos Aires speakeasy still lacks a...
Harking back to Buenos Aires’ working-class port origins, Caminito is a brightly-colored pedestrianized street museum adorned with sculptures from Argentine artists. Nearby, you’ll see restaurants, souvenir shops,...
Enjoy the beauty of South America's largest bookstore, El Ateneo Grand Splendid – a 1919 theater turned haven for book- and music-lovers in Buenos Aires’ Recoleta neighborhood. Look up at the frescoed dome that...
Making a good individual case for the "Paris of South America" myth, the Sofitel Buenos Aires is an elegant, five-star hotel of French inspiration. The hotel’s 140 rooms and suites are tastefully decorated in pale...
Looking for a unique night on the town in Buenos Aires? Teatro Nacional Cervantes ("Cervantes National Theater") is a beautiful Spanish Baroque-style theater that stages a variety of modern plays from Argentina...
When you're looking for a book, a bite to eat or both, Libros del Pasaje is a cool place to find it in Buenos Aires. This bookstore and cafe is a favorite in the Palermo neighborhood for its ample art and...
