Work and Stay in Argentina: Destination

Interestingly, Argentina got its name from the Latin word for silver — argentum. It was silver that the Spanish were looking for in this new land. For many people, Argentina is associated with football and Buenos Aires — a city with a tango vibe often called the most European city in the Americas. But it’s also a country of unique natural wonders. Here you’ll find the mountains of Patagonia (it was from these parts that the crew of the two‑masted yacht Duncan set off on their thrilling round‑the‑world voyage in search of Captain Grant along the 37th parallel), Ischigualasto Park, nicknamed the Argentine Moon Valley, and the famous Valdés Peninsula. Buenos Aires, where program participants work, is Argentina’s most populous city, with about 2.9 million residents.

Streets with the faint, sweet tang of memory, streets where the memory of a future named Hope wanders, inseparable, indelible streets of my love.

Jorge Luis Borges on Buenos Aires