IdeaMe is an online platform, which helps creators, be they inventors, artists, or designers, among others, to finance their projects through crowd funding. The Indy features and promotes one project every week, with the aim of helping the creators finance and achieve their dreams. This week: Archaeology in Buenos Aires.

Emily Tarbuck rounds up the top spots in this intriguing residential neighbourhood, which so far has remained relatively free of tourists.

To celebrate World Environment Day, George Nelson reports on a new fair that launched on Sunday in the centre of Buenos Aires, aiming to promote responsible and sustainable consumerism.

Our new photography competition is now on, this time with the theme ‘My Buenos Aires’. Entries are open until 31st May, so get snapping to be in with a chance to win!

Kari Paul rounds up the top 5 spots in Caballito, the historic, residential neighbourhood at the geographical heart of Buenos Aires.

Sabrina Hummel says the friendly guides and interesting anecdotes that come with a Buena Onda Free Walking Tour of Recoleta breathe new life into a familiar barrio.

Boedo, situated in the south of Buenos Aires, is a typical residential neighbourhood. It gained its notoriety with the emergence of social literature which rose up with the ‘Boedo group’ (Grupo Boedo), an informal grouping of avant-garde Argentine artists in the 1920s. Originally, the area occupied by Boedo – set between Almagro, San Cristóbal and [...]

The sprawling city of Buenos Aires houses an astounding total of 48 barrios, each with a distinct personality. However, if you are just passing through the city and/or most of your friends here are English-speaking ex-pats, it can be easy to fall into a routine of hanging out around the same two or three neighbourhoods [...]

Our Subte Stories series continues as Chris Barrett explores the area around José M. Moreno on the E line, retracing the steps of one of Argentine literature’s most innovative and controversial characters.

Subte Stories explores Buenos Aires’ lesser-known subte stops, scoping out local stories and the best on offer within four blocks or less. This week we get lost in mysterious Parque Chas, on the B Line.