
Sometimes all it takes is observing sunset in complete silence to soothe my mind, to realize that at the end nothing else really matters..

Sometimes all it takes is observing sunset in complete silence to soothe my mind, to realize that at the end nothing else really matters..

Even though I didn’t mention it, my companion suggested that we’d go to La Boca again today. He knew I found that neighborhood most interesting during yesterday’s city tour. And that’s the way he is..
However, as it turned out El Caminito is as touristy as it gets, and I barely captured anything images there. But this block of buildings caught my eye. This is how I’d like to remember La Boca..

My companion arranged in advance for a private city tour for today. The weather wasn’t great, but we made the best out of it. At the end of the tour, our guide drove us to the neighborhood called “La Boca”, known for its colorful houses and it’s said to be the birthplace of Tango. Our tour guide also introduced us to his favorite empanada place. Located on El Caminito, the shop is literally a hole in the wall and I tried their empanada with cheese. I have to say that it was the best empanada I’ve ever had since we arrived in Buenos Aires!

This small village where we stay with our friends certainly isn’t lacking vibrant colors, specially during the holidays season.