Familia San Martin Bed And Breakfast
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Familia San Martin Bed And Breakfast Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina

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Chile to Uruguay

A travel blog entry by katieandgeorge

30

... and so much to see, we needed some form of transport, so we rented an electric golf cart (itīs the done thing in these parts apparently) with a top speed of 15mph and cruised along the coast. After an hour we hadnīt got too far, so drove back into town and settled down for some beers in the sunshine.

George and I then went on to a ranch further inland which was stunning and had a surreal 24 hours horseriding, ...

I Had to Let It Happen, I Had to Change,

A travel blog entry by lizsandell

3
71

... in a nice hotel (very cheap though). If a room doesn’t have a bidet then she won’t stay in it (not that Helen has the faintest idea how to use one – she thinks it’s a second toilet).

We decided to take it easy on the first day – as Helen had just finished a very long term and was completely shatterd. We headed to the Plaza Intendente Alvear which was full of restaurants, the Iglesia Nuestra Senora del Pilar (a baroque colonial church), ...

Puerto Madero, San Telmo and La Boca

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

12

After a short half an hour run we started this morning by chatting to Michelle's father on Skype before slowly getting ready for a long but extremely enjoyable day on our feet. Wanting to see as much of the city as possible we decided to walk from place to place. First up we strolled along the water of the pleasantly redeveloped Puerto Madero area before double backing to visit the front of the Casa de Rosada. We did this to visit a ...

El Porteñito

A travel blog entry by footloose_steve

... Mike had forgotten to give his bribe and we were asked by another steward for our tickets. I looked at him, 10 stone of pure bone, and thought **** it. We legged it as far and as fast around the stadium as possible. As weīd ended up in the season ticket holders section we now faced the problem of lacking a seat. I scouted the nicest looking Boca fan which was a challenge. After finding one with glasses and without tattoos, I befriended ...

..........Found Him !!!

A travel blog entry by andyryder

1
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... closed for works. Next stop Museum of Decorative Arts - closed until 2.00 pm. Stopped for lunch until 2.00, had a quick look around then headed off for the MALBA (which is their answer to New York's MOMA) - closed on Tuesdays. Headed back to the Bella Artes, only one floor in action as the second floor is closed. To be honest, I wasn't too impressed.
Last day was spent buying up wine and ...

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