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Lima

Peru

Lima is not just a city — it's an argument. An argument that gastronomy can transform a country, uplift a people and redefine what it means to eat well. Central, Maido, Astrid & Gastón. These are not just restaurants. They are manifestos.

3 restaurants in the world's top 10
Ceviche as cultural heritage
More than 400 kinds of native potato
Mistura Festival: the largest food festival in Latin America

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Buenos Aires

Argentina

Buenos Aires

Fire and wine

Asado at dusk, Malbec from Mendoza, parrillas that are temples. Buenos Aires is a city that eats with passion — and drinks with the same intensity.

Private asado with a master parrillero
Visit to the wineries of the Uco Valley
Historic Buenos Aires bodegón
Cartagena

Colombia

Cartagena

The Caribbean on a plate

Colonial spices, the freshest seafood and the vibrant energy of the Colombian Caribbean. A cuisine that carries centuries of cultural encounters.

Bazurto Market at dawn
Dinner in a colonial home with a local chef
Afro-Colombian cooking class
Mexico City

Mexico

Mexico City

Ancestral depth

Mexican cuisine is intangible heritage of humanity — and the capital is where that legacy unfolds in all its complexity and beauty.

Tour of historic taquerías
Mezcal and Oaxacan gastronomy
San Juan Market with a chef
Patagonia

Argentina & Chile

Patagonia

The end of the world at the table

Patagonian lamb roasted in the wind, wines of the cold land, mirror-like lakes. A gastronomic experience that only exists here — at the edge of the map.

Patagonian asado at a private estancia
Trout fishing and live preparation
Patagonian wines with the producer
New Orleans

United States

New Orleans

Jazz, spices and soul

Creole, Cajun, soul food. New Orleans is one of the cities with the most unique gastronomic identity in the world — built at the crossroads of cultures.

Crawfish boil with a local family
Historic bars and Creole cuisine
French Market at dawn
Oaxaca

Mexico

Oaxaca

Chocolate, mole and mezcal

Considered the gastronomic capital of Mexico, Oaxaca preserves pre-Columbian traditions that withstood time and became a global reference.

Black mole with a Zapotec master
Artisanal mezcal distillery
Tlacolula Market on Sundays

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