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Cuba libre!!!

Basic tips before you go to Cuba Visa Usually, citizens of the vast majority of countries do not need any visa. Check here if you need to apply for a visa or not. In case if a visa is not required, to enter the country you only need your passport and tourist card that you will receive […]

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Colors of La Boca, suburban area of Buenos Aires.

La Boca means ‘mouth’ in English. There are several versions of why this area has such name. One of them related to Italians came from the Genoese neighborhood of Bocadasse. Another version is related to the geographical position of this area: if you look at the map you will see that La Boca is located in […]

How to save on moving in the US

My husband and I recently moved to Los Angeles area. Since he was a student in Boston he got some furniture left from his roommates: unmatching chairs, broken couch, old office chair, absolutely unmatching dishes, cups and etc. Just a random set of belongings that are good for the very beginning but believe me the […]

3 days in the city of permanent strikes, Buenos Aires

Argentina is famous for mate and series that we used to watch when we were kids. In fact, Argentina has very rich political history, and famous for uprisings and fast continuous changing of an economic and political situation. The first fact that I knew about the capital of the country is that an average number […]

Family day at JPL, NASA

These weekends were exciting for families and friends of wisenheimer working at Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL, NASA). There was no need to cajole me to attend since I always wanted to visit this Engineering center where my husband does his postdoctoral research. Before I knew a little about what was happening there because during ordinary days […]

Country of 1000 beaches and funny seals, Uruguay

We spent 2 wonderful days chasing the one and only aim, to find beautiful places to visit voraciously peering into each village. We left on Friday evening to reach Punta del Este – a very logic name for the Southernmost point of the country and then stay overnight at La Paloma. Punta del Este We […]

Places to visit in Montevideo

Uruguay is a small country with a population only 3.4 mln people and 1.8 mln of them live in the capital and its suburbs. Squeezed between 2 giants, Argentina and Brazil, Uruguay has similarities with both of them and won its independence from them as well as from Portugal and Spain throughout its short history. Montevideo […]

Travel tips before you go to Uruguay.

Acquaintance with the country. I just came back from my trip to Uruguay where I spent a week traveling and attending the ACM2017 conference with my husband. What I know about Uruguay before my trip was nothing because it’s not a popular destination for tourists from Kazakhstan or Russia. We know a lot about […]