If you are visiting Buenos Aires, the San Telmo neighborhood is likely already on your list. With its antique fairs and local food, this old corner of the city is a must-see. But with so much to do, it can sometimes be a little overwhelming. So we take to the streets to show you the best things to do in San Telmo, Buenos Aires (with insider tips!).
Secreto Tango Society was created for people who don’t just want to “see” tango—they want to experience it. It’s a one-hour show, set in a hidden, candlelit space that feels more like a private gathering than a performance. There’s no stage, no big production, no dinner tables packed side by side. Just the music, the movement, and you.
Empanadas are some of the most typical dishes you will eat around Argentina, and South America. You are able to fill them with different types of filling, ranging from beef stew (remember to cool the stew), ham and cheese, mushrooms, corn stew filling, chicken and peppers and more!
Bursting with colorful flavors and a zesty kick, this traditional Argentine condiment is a perfect accompaniment to a variety of dishes. It is commonly served alongside grilled meats, empanadas, and choripan. Salsa Criolla adds a burst of freshness and flavor to any dish, making it a beloved favorite.
Today, we’re taking you on a culinary journey to explore the vibrant and tangy world of Argentine chimichurri. This iconic sauce is a staple in Argentine cuisine, known for its bold flavors and versatility. Let’s dive into the history of chimichurri, learn about its traditional ingredients, and master the art of preparing this mouthwatering delight.