Calabash gourds on display in a street market in Buenos Aires. Mate is a traditional South American hot water drink which is particularly popular in Argentina. Like coffee or tea, it contains caffeine which is infused from the dried leaves of the yerba mate, an evergreen herbal tree. Mate is served in a container called a calabash gourd and the drink is consumed using a metal straw.
Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo is a protest movement spearheaded by mothers whose children disappeared during Argentina’s military...
Jewish dancing atop tables in a cafe in La Boca, Buenos Aires. Argentina has the largest Jewish population of...
The Kavanagh Building is a 1930s Art Deco skyscraper in Buenos Aires. The building was commissioned by a Corina...
View inside the Church of Nuestra Señora del Pilar in Recoleta Cemetary, Buenos Aires, Argentina. The basilica contains important...
View of the Hard Rock Cafe on Av Pueyrredon, Recoleta in the Argentine suburb of Buenos Aires. The Hard...
It is unclear what this protest march through Buenos Aires airport is about, but has something to do with...
The Open Air Fine Arts Museum Caminito is located in a pedestrian street in the Buenos Aires suburb of...
Two tombs in La Recoleta Cemetery, in the wealthy suburb of Recoleta in Buenos Aires.
