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We have to be honest—you’re going to fall in love when you study abroad in Buenos Aires. You’ll swoon over the eclectic architecture, inspired by cities like Paris and Madrid. You may even learn to tango in the birthplace of this sensual dance while studying abroad in Buenos Aires.
Our Buenos Aires study abroad programs have something for everyone, from Latin American business and society courses and intensive Spanish language to environmental science, and everything in between.
Don’t wait any longer to study abroad in Buenos Aires. Find out yourself why your love affair with Buenos Aires will last a lifetime.
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Feast at a Traditional Argentine Asado
Try local dishes, such as steak with chimichurri sauce, empanadas, and more.
Get Your Tango On
Attend a tango show at one of Buenos Aires’ many venues, and immerse yourself in the rhythms of this historic dance.
¡Vamos Argentina!
Experience the thrill of cheering on Argentina's national soccer team in their home stadium.
Explore the Local Neighborhoods
Stroll the chic neighborhood of Palermo, and explore the Botanical Gardens there.
Visit the National Museum of Fine Arts
Walk through more than 24 exhibit halls of international art from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.
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Making Your Host Country Feel Like Home (But Not Completely!)
My first 2 weeks in Buenos Aires have been teaching me the importance of balancing being uncomfortable by the new and different cultural norms but also making choices to really feel at home here. I am taking it day by day with the hopes of having the most immersive experience possible.
Note 3. Paintings and Vegetables.
With pedestrians bustling, passing cars swooshing, and towering high-rises glazed with summer sun, Buenos Aires is a breathing organism. The metropolis’s plentiful sites complement its culture. Art museums house a diverse array of European and Latin-American pieces, reflecting the culture’s rich intersection.
Chapter 1: Indoctrination
Before my studies with IES Abroad officially began, I sought to discover the truths of the place that had occupied my every wandering thought for the past year.
Step 2. Write about what happened and tie it back to the IES Abroad program somehow to justify writing the blog in the first place.
In the shallow stream, the tadpoles danced around my bare feet. These little amphibians moved predictably, reacting to the quake of my undulations. Sitting there on a rock, I looked out at our steep elevation gain. Troy, Jordan, and I had just completed our first river crossing of the hike. We were hiking from Villa La Angostura to a town miles away.
Phase 1. Live out of hiking pack for 3 weeks.
In my seat, I am wondering why anyone would ever pay for a first-class ticket. I can’t imagine the flight being any less painful. Would my brain feel less crushed if I sat twenty feet ahead of where I am now?
