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You cannot escape wine in Mendoza at any time of the year, but least of all during harvest and the festival of Vendimia. Held the second weekend of March (with around a month’s worth of activities running up to it), Fiesta de la Vendimia is a huge attraction for both locals and tourists.

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Travelers on the cheap have been reveling in Latin American prices for years, so it’s no surprise that Argentina is another one of those countries where your dollar (pound or euro) really goes far here. With that being said, Argentina is one of the more expensive countries in this continent, and if you’re on a tight budget, you want to hold on to as many pesos as possible. Well don’t worry; there are ways to vacation in Buenos Aires without going broke. Here’s just a couple deals to be found on your Buenos Aires vacation.

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When traveling to Buenos Aires, tourists often look for getaways outside of the hustle and bustle of the city. Katie Hammel, a tourist returning from her Buenos Aires vacation highlights her experiences in a lovely article she wrote for The Expeditioner. She writes about her experiences traveling beyond Buenos Aires. From wine tasting in Mendoza to visiting an old lighthouse in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, the article highlights a lot of the hidden surprises you can find outside the city.

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What are Facturas?

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Perfect for the winter season, a submarino is a cup of steamed milk traditionally served with a stick of dark chocolate. In some cafes white chocolate is also offered. On occasion the chocolate is already melting in the cup when it is served other times the pleasure of plunging the chocolate bar is all yours. A submarino is a special kind of hot chocolate!

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