Museo Evita Buenos Aires

Gister heb ik drie dagen later dan gepland Buenos Aires verlaten. De stad is mij erg goed bevallen. Het hostel bleek perfect te zijn: altijd wel mensen die iets wilden doen
maar nog steeds rustig genoeg als je gewoon wilde slapen. Ook de
veiligheid verbeterde na de eerste dag met de overvallen. De eigenaar
was naar de politie gestapt …

Museo Eva Peron, ...... Eva Peron, Gustave Likan famous Artist for Eva Peron
Topic: Argentina
Gustave Likan famous Artist for Eva Peron Gustave Likan famous Artist who worked for Eva Peron.

Born in Croatia in 1912, Gustav Likan was from the very beginning a great artist. His first works he did where in Europe where he painted …

Argentina is ice cream crazy. Then again, so am I so we should get along just fine. I think there's a gelato parlor on almost every street. Argentina has its own ice cream police (AFADHYA/Asociación Fabricantes Artesanales de Helados y Afines) to check if the gelato (if it has Italian influences) or helado is freshly made without additives. …

Arrived in the Big BA (Buenos Aires) as James had called it after our 12 hour flight which passed pretty quickly, surprising really as our ear phones weren't working we 'kinda’ learnt how to lip read the inflight film and slept the rest of the way. We got on the bus/taxi combo to the door of our pre booked hostel, a first for us, and arrived …

On Friday we went to the Evita museum. It was a very interesting experience hearing about Evita Perón and all her work. We saw lots of her clothes and her personal belongings (ranging from a sewing machine to her voter registration). It was very pro-peronismo, almost making it a little creepy. I'm still not sure how I feel about Evita, so I decided …

I left Mendoza on April 11 for BA on Argentinian Aerolineas a 1.5 hour flight for $240 dollars but it was an hour late leaving. Once I arrived in BA, I took a taxi for 70 pesos to the Estoril Terrazas hostel that I found online but which I had not booked but saw they had vacancies so just arrived there and hoped for the best. I got a bed in a …

Our last few days in South America were spent in the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires. We had decided to skip seeing more of Argentina in favour of a more relaxed end to our trip. BA had got mixed reviews from other travellers we'd met, some loved it, some thought it was just another city. After spending a week there I think I'd agree, with both. …

Weather: HOT!! Around 25 degrees - so extreme to go from absolutely freezing to hot in a matter of 48 hours in the same country Highlight: Visiting around Buenos Aires and having a decent Vegetarian meal Low Point: 6 people leaving for home including Lajja and Lisa :-( I wanted to make sure I was up to say goodbye to those going today. I had …

... Perón to house the 2nd Transition Home, a site that would lodge women from the provinces during their pass through Buenos Aires. Across thirteen permanent exhibition rooms and one temporary display room, the museum reviews the history of Eva Duarte ...

... flat land the famous Vineyards and Wineries are to be found, 70% of the countries wine is produced in this area. MENDOZA TO BUENOS AIRES Left Mendoza bus terminal early evening. We had paid for seats on a bed bus and June was not disappointed. ...

Andy and I left Mendoza on December 29th at about  8:00 p.m. on a night bus to Buenos Aires. We arrived the next morning and got a taxi to the Alma Petit Hostel, which is in Palermo Cañitas, a beautiful and quiet neighbourhood. On our first ...

... 20th century ambiance of the place.   So with the Evita Museum and Cafe Tortoni finally ticked off our list we felt we'd 'done' Buenos Aires (sadly we never made it back to Tierra Santa).    We've loved BA, it's a fantastic city, ...

... with the supposed 'best steak in the world'... I think us Albertans are spoiled with that Angus AAA beef! Rebecca and I visited the Museo Evita in Palermo which is an old restored mansion that used to be used as one of the Social Homes that she ...

... of later years is equally good. Best thing was it was free! We also popped over to Puerto Madero, the Canary Wharf of Buenos Aires. Cobbled streets, converted warehouses, canals - you get the picture. We visited a ship called the Sarmiento, a huge old ...

  On Wednesday, we explored Palermo. The name Palermo actually refers to a cluster of several neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, mostly upscale and with lots of parks throughout.  I really liked the feel of Palermo - it reminded me of Back Bay in ...

... stand til at gaa, saa nu maa vi se, hvad de naeste dage byder paa. I gaar besoegte jeg "Museo Evita", hun er faktisk saa stor i Argentina, som man tror. Virkelig inspirerende at laese om folkets haab og Evitas ildsjaeld.. Jeg vil smutte ...

... and diaries. Then off to the bus station  - which was on the otherside of town for our overnight bus out to Bahia Blanca at 22.00hrs. We found this bus on the way back to our Hostel, it was a bit of a strange thing to see in Buenos ...

... - so extreme to go from absolutely freezing to hot in a matter of 48 hours in the same country Highlight: Visiting around Buenos Aires and having a decent Vegetarian meal Low Point: 6 people leaving for home including Lajja and Lisa :-( I wanted to ...