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I left my heart in Argentina!
We arrived in BA on the 21st Feb following Iguazu and were instantly charmed by the very traditional yet cosmopolitan feel in the capital. We were staying in a really cool art house hostel in San Telmo, one of the older districts with gorgeous old buildings with cute balconies and beautiful architecture which has become a bit disheveled but only …
An Interesting Welcome to BA
... my valuables in my day pack (stupid mistake 1), having no idea where we were going (2). A lady comes up to me and tells me my bag is leaking and sure thing I have moisturiser or something all over the back of my bag and down my trackies (lovely) so they distract Rhi get me on my own and try to get me to put my day pack down so I can clean up, before I know what has happened this guy comes out of nowhere and grabs my bag, it all happened so fast I took a couple ...
First stop!!!
... red and even before I have tasted a bite I was in love with the beauty of this fine cut of beef. As I cut my first slice, I could see my friends acknowledging their approval at each meal, knifes don't cut meat in Argentina they glide through, the tenderness of this steak affirms the belief that naturally fed animals deliver superior quality meat. If you do one thing in not just Bueno Aires but Argentina…….Go to a parrillas and order yourself one of the best meat ...
Walking on water- day trip to Tigre
... sign stating the hours- people can just tie up and climb on to do the shopping. Apparently the grocery boat is like a convenient store... slightly higher prices for the essentials - most will go into town for more supplies.
The river widened and we sped ahead... a miniature Buenos Aires appeared on the horizon - Even from 20 miles away, the city looked enormous- spanning nearly half of the entire view.
We were in what seemed like an ocean - a river ...
Day 2 in BA
... area. We bought one to add to our collection of street art from around the world. Kaaren also found a place to buy gifts and souvenirs. Unfortunately, they only take cash, and we were running short on time, so we’ll try to get back over there tomorrow.
We visited a huge cemetery, where Evita (Eva Peron) is buried. The cemetery covers ~15 acres in the center of the city, and is all mausoleums of wealthy families from decades past. It ...
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