Argentina is finally opening up for tourism again. On November 1, 2021, fully vaccinated foreign nationals can enter Argentina, and even without having to do quarantine. And what better way…
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A Guide to Affordable Things to Do in Buenos Aires
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Street Art that You Can’t Miss When in Buenos Aires
Street art in Buenos Aires is vibrant and creative. But you need to know where to look for the good pieces! Therefore, I collected some of my favorite spots for…
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20 phrases of Spanish slang you should know before visiting Argentina
Slang in Argentina can be almost impossible to understand if you are not used to it. Even if you have more than a basic understanding of Spanish, Argentine Spanish can…
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Accommodation near the University of Havana
It can be difficult to find the right accommodation for while you take your Spanish course at the University of Havana. What is the best place to stay? What is…
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10 Cuban Songs That Will Make You Travel to Cuba (without leaving home)
Travel restrictions have stopped all our travel plans, but it has properly not stopped your eagerness to experience Cuba. So, instead of boarding a plane, turn on your speakers and…
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5 ways to improve your Spanish from home (in times of COVID-19)
It is no secret that I love Spanish (and have been speaking it every day for a long time). But it can be hard to find a good way to…
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DoHo – Villa Urquiza: Buenos Aires’ new gastronomic and architectural hotspot
Are you looking for a different and less touristic experience in Buenos Aires? Then hop on a bus or a Subte, and head out to Villa Urquiza to discover the…
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What Is the Best Time to Visit Buenos Aires?
All year round Buenos Aires has its own charm. But admittedly, it is more fun to visit without freezing every time you hit the street or overheated even in the shallow. So,…
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How to Use the Public Buses in Buenos Aires
The public buses in Buenos Aires cover the city extensively in a complex (and at most times almost incomprehensive) net of 180 different bus lines. Each different line can be…
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FAQ for studying Spanish in Havana
Study Spanish at the University of Havana has turned into one of my by far most popular posts here on Becci Abroad (together with 10 phrases of Cuban slang you…
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