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August is hot in Taipei.

Late winter escapes: The world’s best places for an August holiday

Keen to escape Australia in August? Here are the countries and cities to visit for their summer, winter or welcoming dry season.

  • by Brian Johnston
Buenos Aires has always been considered Latin America's most European city.

Why Buenos Aires' cafes make you feel like you're in Paris

Buenos Aires or Paris? It's hard to tell once you enter one of its famed bares notables.

  • by Anthony Dennis
Ezeiza handles 85 per cent of international traffic in Buenos Aires.

Airport review: Buenos Aires main hub is a workhorse, not a show pony

This is a workhorse airport where it takes an hour to get through security and passport control.

  • by Kristie Kellahan
Dulce de leche's history is fraught, with several South American countries claiming its origin.

The origins of dulce de leche: The sweet treat that caused an international incident

Pots of dulce de leche – literally "sweet from milk" – appear at every Argentinian breakfast table.

  • by Catherine Marshall
Exchanging about $200 to Argentine pesos will get you a grotesquely sized wad of cash.

Argentina's 'blue dollar' currency exchange: The weird system that lets tourists double their money

A 'blue dollar' exchange rate sounds like a scam, but it's legitimate.

  • by Michael Fowler
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Buenos Aires' oldest neighbourhood, San Telmo, is a vibrant cultural district.

Buenos Aires, Argentina, travel guide and things to do: Nine highlights

Buenos Aires' oldest neighbourhood, San Telmo, is a cobblestoned charmer – a romantic mix of grand colonial mansions, imposing churches and atmospheric bars and restaurants.

  • by Rob McFarland
Counting penguins is part of the job.

South Georgia: What it's like to rule this exotic tourist destination with no citizen

The woman in charge of the British-run outpost where you'll find more penguins than people.

  • by Jonathan Margolis
An asado in Argentina is not so much a dish as a feast.

What is asado? Where to find the best Argentinian barbecue

This meat-fest is always shared among friends, used as a reason to get together, a reason to celebrate.

  • by Ben Groundwater
Panorama, a women's clothing boutique in Buenos Aires.

Six of the best boutiques in Buenos Aires

With Argentina's peso plunging in recent times, it's a great time to spend at these homegrown Buenos Aires boutiques.

  • by Rachel Olding
The colourful buildings of La Boca.

The cosmopolitan city of Buenos Aires is buzzing all year

'I join the street performers when a smiling stranger whisks me away for a dance.'

  • by Tatyana Leonov