Che Telmo Guest House Buenos Aires

... depending on where you buy them, but they are always delicious! <br><br>What we haven't tried is 'asado' - the Argentinian version of a BBQ, which involves huge lumps of dead animal and a lot of fire! This can take place in half an oil drum on a homemade stand on the road, or may be on a more refined spit in a 'parilla' restaurant, as in our photo. Nobody seems to do veggie skewers or quorn sausages! <br>

... du coté de Puerto Maderi.<br>1 Menu = AR$28 = 5EUR50<br>--- Empeñada, Filet de merlue, salade de fruits et coca (+++)<br><br>Ballade digestive dans le parc ecologique Costanera Sur qui longe la mer. Premiere chaleur, premiere suée.<br><br>Diner d'avocat (pour moi) et de viande pour Seb (qui ne va pas tarder a se changer en gros méchant loup s'il continue a consommer autant de viande).<br><br>Jeudi 29 Octobre<br><br>Déjeuner a San Telmo dans une Parilla ou l'on sert ...

... buried. I was quiet disturbed to see that the system here was identical to the lockers in a hospital morgue, that is, bodies were literally filed away in huge long rows and columns. "Hey I`ve come to visit Granny... yep, she`s in C67 over there". Having passed this we came to an area where various famous musicians had been buried; their tombs were fun to see because each of them had life-size statues of the dead-people poses playing their various instruments. Behind these were ...

... ran home and put on his wales rugby union shirt, bless him! Visited the Zoo in Palermo and Evita's grave in Recoleta. <br><br>Amongst all the sights we managed to fit in plenty of partyin too! Buenos Aires is such a good city to go out in, though it takes a bit of adjusting too, not even leaving the hostel til 2 am! Bumped into the lads we met in Lima right at the start of our trip and some girls we met in Cusco which was great to catch up! <br><br>Went out to La ...

... of Recoleta, bars and restaurants of Palermo and vibrant market of La Boca were excellent, however, you can't keep your eyes up long enough to enjoy it because you're always watching out for dog ****. The city must have two dogs for every person! Dog walkers do 20 at a time.<br><br>3. Pluna, the National Carrier of Uruguay - don't fly with them. In the time it took us to fly from ...

... hostel I met my Ozzie freinds who managed to get into the `Barra Brava` (Los Borrachos del Tablon) and they made me undertand why my friends did not recommend to go. They had experienced the match as being in a no-man´s land without any laws. They saw people covered with tatoos and scars using drugs and fighting during the whole game. These Ozzie guys are brick layers from Melbourne ...

... heaps of fun! After saying my goodbyes at the airport (they had an onwards transfer flight to Brazil) I made my way to the hostel which was right in the heart of town. The place is incredibly modern and of a high quality that you would not usually associate with that of a hostel, yet it still had a 30 pesos per night price tag so it was a fantastic deal. The day I arrived it rained heavily so I spent most of my time indoors getting to know ...

Breakie with the Spaniard staying at the hostel, as we were both up early to catch a flight back to BA. It's a funny thing - my mind kept wandering and at times, I understood nothing that he said to me. They served some delicious watermelon for breakfast, but there was no cake, which was just as well - the first day, it was chocolate and wasn't bad, but the second day it was some kind of cake sprinkled with crawling ants. Mmm mmm ...

... this was awesome!) Dublin-- Repeat of London's Cadbury (this was not as good as London's--quite a disappointment!) Tokyo--Green Tea and Oreo (um... I was disappointed when I realized the green wasn't mint! This McFlurry ranks at the bottom of my list!!) Argentina-- Cadbury Milk Chocolate (this was also awesome--Dulce de Leche icecream, with Chocolate sauce and cadbury chocolate. It was good! Apparently ...

... drags of awesome Palermo, stopping for the occasional snack or to browse but mostly to catch our collective breath from the constant procession of gasps and ahs that were made. The neighborhood really is amazing, now confirmed as among the coolest in the world. With the aforementioned architecture and design impressing us at every turn, the structural majesty of each establishment was only surpassed by the friendly people and inspiring experiences contained within. If I ...