Features - South America
24 hours in Buenos Aires
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Europe has certainly left her mark on Buenos Aires, a city founded by immigrants two centuries ago. |
Rua Aspicuelta, São Paulo
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The inspiring painter living and working in São Paulo, Suzanna Schlemm takes us along Rua Aspicuelta in the renowned bohemian area of Vila Madalena. |
Articles - South America
maître d’ - Mani, São Paulo
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Chef Helena Rizzo’s vegetable-focused cooking is the new gastronomic vision from São Paulo. |
three great places - São Paulo
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The joke in Rio is that restaurants replace beaches for entertainment in São Paulo. It’s true. Brazil’s gastronomical capital keeps restaurateurs competitive, resulting in culinary experiences to be savoured. |
Buenos Aires architecture
Buenos Aires has been built by dozens of migrant nationalities, including the Italians and the English. Bringing architectural styles that are alien to the rest of the continent, their techniques have left a unique stamp on this Latin American capital. |
Brazilian Islands
Even in Brazil, with no shortage of stunning beaches, islands have an irresistible allure. Whether separated from the mainland by a narrow channel or open ocean, they exude an exclusive feel.
maître d’ - Amadeus, São Paulo
Although not far from brazil’s coastline, São Paulo does not possess many fine seafood restaurants. |
three great places - Buenos Aires
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In glamorous, cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, dine on the world’s greatest beefsteaks and discover a vibrant restaurant scene that celebrates the very best of global cuisines: from Japanese sushi delights to the spicy-fresh flavours of Peru’s altiplano. |
100th Destination Launch
From Abu Dhabi to Aleppo
Qatar Airways celebrates the launch of its 100th destination
With the launch of Qatar Airways’ new route to Aleppo – its 100th destination – Oryx looks back at some milestones since the start of services in 1994, while celebrating some of the world’s mostvibrant, invigorating, and fascinating cities that are now important parts of the airline’s network.
24 hours in Sao Paulo
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São Paulo was initially founded in 1554 as a village by Portuguese missionaries, and by 1711 the city of São Paulo was created. |
