Mate Set

Mate is one of the most popular traditional drinks in Argentina, and it’s often used instead of tea. You should bring some back home to drink with your friends and family or even get your own mate set.

Gaucho Knives

Traditional Argentinian knives are truly a sight to behold thanks to their craftsmanship, and they’re a souvenir that’s worth investing in.

Tango Shoes         

Tango made it far beyond the borders of Argentina, but it was born in this country. You can now buy tango shoes pretty much anywhere, but nothing compares to getting an authentic pair in the country of its origin.

Box of Alfajores

If you want to treat your loved ones to the taste of Argentina, a box of alfajores is all you need. These delicious biscuit sandwiches, often filled with dulce de leche, are one of the country’s most popular sweet treats.

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Alpargatas are most similar to espadrilles, and it’s believed they actually originated from Egypt. They’ve taken their current shape in Spain, and made their way to Argentina after colonizers occupied America.

The popularity of these shoes spread all over Buenos Aires, and rural workers fully embraced them thanks to their comfort and versatility. Many families in the city used to work in the Shoemaking trade and were in charge of making this type of show, and many continue to the same to this day.

You won’t have any trouble finding a nice pair of alpargata shoes during your visit to the Paris of South America, because they can be bought at pretty much every local market. Many brands, including Arandu and Paez, also have amazing models to offer.

If you’re a fan of comfy and simple shoes, alpargatas will always be there to remind you of your time spent in Buenos Aires, but you can also buy a couple of pairs for your friends and family. They’re pretty cheap and won’t take up much space in your suitcase, which makes them the perfect souvenir.

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Mate Set

Mate is one of the most popular traditional drinks in Argentina, and it’s often used instead of tea. You should bring some back home to drink with your friends and family or even get your own mate set.

Gaucho Knives

Traditional Argentinian knives are truly a sight to behold thanks to their craftsmanship, and they’re a souvenir that’s worth investing in.

Tango Shoes         

Tango made it far beyond the borders of Argentina, but it was born in this country. You can now buy tango shoes pretty much anywhere, but nothing compares to getting an authentic pair in the country of its origin.

Box of Alfajores

If you want to treat your loved ones to the taste of Argentina, a box of alfajores is all you need. These delicious biscuit sandwiches, often filled with dulce de leche, are one of the country’s most popular sweet treats.

The post Traditional Souvenirs You Should Bring Home from Argentina appeared first on Traveler Master.

Alpargatas are most similar to espadrilles, and it’s believed they actually originated from Egypt. They’ve taken their current shape in Spain, and made their way to Argentina after colonizers occupied America.

The popularity of these shoes spread all over Buenos Aires, and rural workers fully embraced them thanks to their comfort and versatility. Many families in the city used to work in the Shoemaking trade and were in charge of making this type of show, and many continue to the same to this day.

You won’t have any trouble finding a nice pair of alpargata shoes during your visit to the Paris of South America, because they can be bought at pretty much every local market. Many brands, including Arandu and Paez, also have amazing models to offer.

If you’re a fan of comfy and simple shoes, alpargatas will always be there to remind you of your time spent in Buenos Aires, but you can also buy a couple of pairs for your friends and family. They’re pretty cheap and won’t take up much space in your suitcase, which makes them the perfect souvenir.

The post Alpargata Shoes: Essential Souvenir from Buenos Aires appeared first on Traveler Master.