Argentina

Be at the sold-out Cambalache event and enjoy a short break in Argentina (sponsored post).

New restaurant departs from the steak stereotypes to offer regional delicacies.

Summer spirit for less than 5% of a flight to Argentina!

Argentina on the Jubilee line: a day of polo and steaks for all the family at the O2 tomorrow.

Intended as “a celebration of all things beef”, Argentine restaurant chain Gaucho held its annual Divine Bovine dinner this week at its Piccadilly branch.

The go-to heladeria for overheated Porteños all over Buenos Aires has opened a London branch, timed perfectly to catch our glorious summer weather. Freggo (they’ve had to abandon the Freddo brand name in Blighty due to copyright conflicts), just off Regent Street, offers a selection …

Spitalfields Market was the venue yesterday for an Argentine-style open air milonga. In the pleasant, balmy evening air, couples of all ages enjoyed a half-hour tuition class before taking to the floor and twirling away to the melancholic sound of the bandoneón. If you want …

Road sign in Argentina by alex-s With the world’s leadership ensconced in London for a global chin-scratch about how to get out of this mess, you’d think that everybody would be focused on the financial challenges ahead, right? Argentine president Cristina Kirchner Fernandez seems to …

Banished bishop Richard Williamson arrived this morning on a BA flight at Heathrow, after being given his marching orders from Argentina for claiming that no Jews died during the Holocaust. He was greeted by a police escort and legal team upon his arrival, and endured …

The Argentinian art collective Mondongo (the word for a traditional Argentinian tripe stew) are renowned for using a wide range of materials in their work – freeze-dried slabs of meat and biscuits, plasticine and hair. Unenticing as it sounds, their work still manages to be …