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Travel Blogs from Tigre, Argentina

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Tigre and the Delta, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Tigre and the Delta

A travel blog entry by myjob

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After nearly two weeks of Spanish school and city life it was time for a break. We decided to take advantage of our free weekend and headed away from the cement playground, traffic and polluted air of Bueno Aires. One hour up the Rio Del Plate is a ...

Heading Home for the Holidays!, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Heading Home for the Holidays!

A travel blog entry by thymeoff

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... the van and preparing for our trip home. Coming from many months of splendid solitude in Patagonia and the isolated southern regions of Argentina and Chile, it is quite a shock to the system to find ourselves back in the noise, pollution and congestion of ...

To Know Where You’re Going, You Have To Get, Buenos Aires, Argentina travel blog

To Know Where You’re Going, You Have To Get

A travel blog entry by tanzamarie

I spent Tuesday walking around and getting lost. Tuesday I walked over 9 miles, and yes, I got very lost. But it was fun. I found the parks and the zoo. I am so excited to go to the zoo. I'm not sure why because I’ve never been much of a zoo person ...

and into the mouth of La Tigre, La Tigre, Argentina travel blog

and into the mouth of La Tigre

A travel blog entry by toonk

... life, but that too dient pan out. so we got up this morning, caught a cab to the bus station and went to la tigre. it was a beautiful delta town, with many many picture opritunities. they had fantastic icecream, my fabvorate so far is Dulce De Leche. ...

Getting Out of the City, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Getting Out of the City

A travel blog entry by riversbeyond

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Tres Bocas can be accessed only by boat as it is in the delta area north of Buenos Aires. Composed primarily of small cottages, this small Louisiana Bayou-esque place enchants visitors from less temperate climates but is not quite so exotic to ...

My Arrival in Buenos Aires!, Buenos Aires, Argentina travel blog

My Arrival in Buenos Aires!

A travel blog entry by tanzamarie

I'm finally off on my big adventure. I’m still wrapping my head around it, but I can’t deny this wonderful feeling of freedom. Although it can be frustrating, I love to be in a country where I only know a few words...it’s a challenge ...

From Buenos Aires to San Miguel de Tucumán, Buenos Aires, Argentina travel blog

From Buenos Aires to San Miguel de Tucumán

A travel blog entry by ellenmilton

I'm very happy !! ...

Trigre, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Trigre

A travel blog entry by robthebruce

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... old women from Toronto. They reminded me of Daina, Joy and Lena when there were on their European trip! These ladies have been in Argentina for a month now and gave me lots of tips and suggestions on places to eat. It seems that they were all about wine ...

Met Vladimir Alekseevich Yarets in our hostel!, Nueva Chicago, Argentina travel blog

Met Vladimir Alekseevich Yarets in our hostel!

A travel blog entry by barbieandken

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Vladimir is a deaf-mute 69 year old from Belarus. He travels the world for the last decade, or so, to find his place in the Guinness Book of Records. At first sight, to me he was a very strange told man. Who would expect a man in a hostel to be ...

Jul 16, 2011, Delta del Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Jul 16, 2011

A travel blog entry by robertaazeredo

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Tigre and the River de la Plata, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Tigre and the River de la Plata

A travel blog entry by krisandmarilyn

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Our first trip out of town was to Tigre, which is about 45 minutes NW (on a train) of Buenos Aires. We had heard a lot about Tigre and how it is beautiful to go and take a boat around the Rio de la Plata. The train ride over wasn´t much fun, we had ...

Tigre, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Tigre

A travel blog entry by bron_and_eli

Tigre ...

Le delta du tigre, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Le delta du tigre

A travel blog entry by bourlingueur

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... Aires tôt dans la matinée pour nous rendre en train dans la région du delta du Río Uruguay dans la ville de Tigre au nord. Nous empruntons le "Tren de la costa" qui n´a rien de remarquable. Sur place nous nous retrouvons dans une grande ville ...

Beunos Aires, Beunos Aires, Argentina travel blog

Beunos Aires

A travel blog entry by crampo7

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No roads, only rivers, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

No roads, only rivers

A travel blog entry by gypsymichelle

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I took about an hour train ride north to a small city called Tigre. Once you get out of the downtown area there are no more roads, only rivers to get around on. I took a watertaxi into a neighborhood and had lunch at a riverside cafe. After that I ...

Spanske gloser og moedet med en AEGTE amerikaner!, Buenos Aires, Argentina travel blog

Spanske gloser og moedet med en AEGTE amerikaner!

A travel blog entry by agnesbjerre

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... 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 igen for i ...

I argentinsk selskab :), Buenos Aires, Argentina travel blog

I argentinsk selskab :)

A travel blog entry by agnesbjerre

Har oplevet saa meget og moedt saa mange mennesker de sidste dage, at jeg slet ikke ved, hvor jeg skal begynde!! Jeg skiftede jo hostel sidste torsdag, og det nye har vaeret alletiders. Lidt stoerre, lidt flere mennesker og mere liv.. Har siden sidst jeg ...

Buenos Aires et Tigre avec Leila, Olivier et Aïcha, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Buenos Aires et Tigre avec Leila, Olivier et Aïcha

A travel blog entry by coleauxv

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... semblables, nous allons ensuite manger au restaurant en face de leur hôtel. Le lendemain, nous nous organisons une petite excursion à Tigre, petit bourg situé dans la banlieue de Buenos Aires en bordure de l'embouchure du Rio de la Plata. Les riches ...

Tigre - Venice of the south, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Tigre - Venice of the south

A travel blog entry by bruceontour

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... 3.30 pm 2 boats came along and soon we were back in Tigre. A couple of hundred metre walk to the clock tower where the Tigre station (different one from the Delta line) is located. To my surprise 3 other Antarctica passengers were on the same train and we ...

The most bureaucratic theme park in the world, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

The most bureaucratic theme park in the world

A travel blog entry by fester_mower

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It all seemed so simple.  After queuing for 40 minutes or so to get into the Parque de la Costa theme park in Tigre, Argentina, a big sign told us that there were three types of entrance ticket.  There was a Passport Promo, a Passport Plus and ...

some riverside relaxation on the Tigre Delta, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

some riverside relaxation on the Tigre Delta

A travel blog entry by ristohannah

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... Canottieri, the very English-looking Buenos Aires Rowing Club and Rowing Club Argentino, the Naval Musuem, the uber elegant Tigre Museo de Arte, many posh riverside resorts, restaurants and private houses and a few more humble looking dwellings ...

Mar 19, 2011, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Mar 19, 2011

A travel blog entry by andrew_leesia

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The River and Frogs, Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina travel blog

The River and Frogs

A travel blog entry by zento

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... of a change of attitude in all people towards littering, but rather on a more rigorous and disciplined cleaning system in Tigre. The architecture was unlike I've seen in Buenos Aires. The high apexed roofs of the houses and buildings that peaked out ...

If I were El Presidente, I would have a house here, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

If I were El Presidente, I would have a house here

A travel blog entry by beglisc

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... homes, and I have to agree that this would be a lovely place to have a retreat--quiet, green, cool.  A former President of Argentina had his vacation home there.  The home is still there, along with a replica encased in Lucite.  I have to ...

Tame the Tigre, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Tame the Tigre

A travel blog entry by alexandlucy

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... the train and finally 30 mins by boat. This is now a short journey for us after some of our 20+ hour journeys. Tigre is a very small island in the middle of a river delta and it is very beautiful. There are no roads just canals ...

- in love with Buenos Aires :), Buenos Aires, Argentina travel blog

- in love with Buenos Aires :)

A travel blog entry by agnesbjerre

Saa sidder man her med ufattelig ondt i baade foedder og ben efter endnu en dag med lang lang gaatur. Gik hele vejen gennem byen til "Cementerio de la Recoleta", en virkelig flot og kaempe gravplads i byens Recoleta kvarter nord for centrum. Til ...

Worst black jack players ever, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Worst black jack players ever

A travel blog entry by merkdog4

... thoughts but I didn`t record them in my phone and I have forgotten all of them.  I do remember thinking though that Argentina doesn`t supply nearly as much humor as Brazil does.  In Argentina things work better, Argentina is much cleaner and ...

Spanish speaking kids in cul camp jerseys playing, Hurlingham, Argentina travel blog

Spanish speaking kids in cul camp jerseys playing

A travel blog entry by marykateri

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Hurling Club, Spent the day out at the Hurling Club in Hurlingham Buenos Aires. Shamrocks everywhere and cead mile failte over the door, its good to visit if you´re irish, have a bit of time and are craving some hutling talk. Micheal is a trainer ...

Tigre - Delta del Parana, Tigre, Argentina travel blog

Tigre - Delta del Parana

A travel blog entry by vera_und_alex

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... gibt es auch, aber wir und auch die Inder wuerden dies nicht als Zug, sondern als ruettelnde Hoellenmaschine bezeichnen :-) In Tigre gibt es dann eigentlich 3 Moeglichkeiten, den Tag zu gestalten. Erstens, man vergnuegt sich im Amusement Park auf den, im ...

A sunny afternoon., Delta del Tigre, Argentina travel blog

A sunny afternoon.

A travel blog entry by kateharland

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... the bridge. So we were sorted out with a map and directions to a hostel around the corner within a few minutes. The Hostel Tigre was a very quaint colonial building which had nice rooms and a lovely garden- especially with the sun shining. We decided to ...

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