The home of Evita, Tango and Steak!
This amazing city was my first trip as a flight attendant and I loved every moment! Although it was a rather long journey (12 hours there, almost 15 hours back!) it was well worth it. I had heard much about Buenos Aires from my mother who used to visit often for work. Unfortunately our group did run into a bit of trouble of the street when one of the girls was mugged. Nevertheless, we soldiered on and went on a tour that showed us many different areas of the city! The best meal was on the first night when we ate empanadas, steak and potatoes and finished with a crema catalana with dulce de leche on the side! Speaking of dulce de leche, the Argentine specialty of Alfajores was an amazing treat!
This amazing city was my first trip as a flight attendant and I loved every moment! Although it was a rather long journey (12 hours there, almost 15 hours back!) it was well worth it. I had heard much about Buenos Aires from my mother who used to visit often for work. Unfortunately our group did run into a bit of trouble of the street when one of the girls was mugged. Nevertheless, we soldiered on and went on a tour that showed us many different areas of the city! The best meal was on the first night when we ate empanadas, steak and potatoes and finished with a crema catalana with dulce de leche on the side! Speaking of dulce de leche, the Argentine specialty of Alfajores was an amazing treat!
La Casa Rosada
Statue of Eva Peron in the Recoleta district of Buenos Aires
Il Caminito, La Boca
A random find on the footpath
Alfajores from Havanna
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