Argentina

Chilean fun lover Juan Santa Cruz—the driving force behind Casa Cruz, celebs' favorite Palermo dining spot—opted for the same blackened walls and...more

Perhaps the most celebrated dive in all of Buenos Aires, Bar Plaza Dorrego has been pouring one icy-cold chopp (draught beer) after another for nigh on a...more

Tucked into a corner of the Alvear Palace's colossal interior of towering columns, breccia marble, and gilt ornamentation, the Art Deco–inspired Cigar Bar...more

Housed in a former San Telmo general store dating back to 1798, El Viejo Almacén offers a vibrant example of how good—and surprisingly...more

The ultra-designed, ultracool Gran Bar Danzón's bistro menu showcases spiffy renditions of Argentine classics, but the real draw is the bar, with its...more

This airy old-school café opposite the Recoleta Cemetery (be sure to check out the giant gomero, or rubber tree, out front) is a bona fide Buenos Aires...more

This all-purpose bar, café, and late-night discotheque offers a sophisticated take on the familiar cram-them-in-until-somebody-faints ethos of most B.A....more

Lying far outside the complex rules and social restrictions of tango, Argentina's folk music, or música folclórica, reemerged to a new popularity...more

In operation for 80-odd years, Luna Park—with its landmark neon signage—has seen its share of history, from the 1935 funeral of tango legend Carlos...more

Mansion Dandi Royal, the luxurious "Residential Tango Academy" housed in a 1903 San Telmo mansion, opens its Salon Dandi ballroom to the city's tangueros every...more