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Fam trip to Argentina 2012
The name of the district is derived from the still-existing Franciscan abbey of "Saint Benedict of Palermo", an alternative name for Saint Benedict the Moor. Saint Benedict the Moor lived from 1526 to 1589 and is a complementary patron saint of Palermo, the capital city of Sicily.[2]In an alternative …
Buenos Aires – värvid, kontrastid ja eluolu
... pardale minekut juba end rivvi võtta, sest igal inimesel on ju oma istekoha number.
Lisaks veedavad nad pool elu pangaautomaatide järjekordades, sest peaaegu mitte kuskil ei saa kaardiga maksta ning kõikidel on pidevalt sularaha vaja. Lisaks on kaartidel 1000 ARG limiit ehk siis kõikidele antakse näpuotsaga sularaha. Paljud argentiinlased ei usalda pankasid ning võtavad palgapäeval kogu raha välja. Võite siis arvata millised järjekorrad kuu lõpu poole moodustuvad.
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They never cracked a smile.
... We arrived in Buenos Aires, Argintina, paid a few hundred dollars for an Argintinian visa, cleared customs and walked out onto the street. It was 2.30 in the morning, we had only just bought some pesos....money which we did not really know the value of....we had no accommodation....we spoke not one word of Spanish...and we had been traveling since 9.30 pm from the day before.....we hoped in a taxi and said "Ibis Hotel....downtown".....by 4am we were sleeping in Buenos ...
Dead centre of town
... kept my bag still around my shoulder and on my lap. There were heaps of market stalls to wander through and then we went to find the giant stainless steel flower sculpture. It sits in the middle of a lake and is linked to solar cells which trigger it to open its giant petals in the day and close at night. Dinner was our first time to try fine dining, at a restaurant specialising in wild game. It was a very interesting ...
Hitting the towns…
... We met some people, including Charlie (clubs all night and sleeps all day) and Richard (really nice guy but easily led by Charlie!) and went out for a drink or two in the evening. I tried Fernet, the Argentinean speciality spirit which is frankly horrible!
The next day we wanted to go to a to a town near Cordoba called Alta Gracia which is home to Che Guevara’s childhood home, and a Jesuit monastery. We went along with two other travellers ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsTres65 Concept Buenos Aires
“nice property located on the city center”
Reviewed Nov 12, 2012
Location - Centro
http://tres65concept.com.ar/
Trip Advisor - 4.0, #45 in Buenos Aires.
Big, spacious rooms and apartments. Old Buenos Aires style building, with grand entranceway, high ceilings and ornate finishings with marble floors in common areas. Building is a little run down, and could do with a lick of paint. Good basic/standard option but not ideal for clients spending more $$. Location in the centre isn't ideal, close to obelisk - but a little dangerous at at night. Even was offered crack at the front door of the hotel at 1am on the way home. Politely declined. Our room was a little musty smelling due to the poor ventilation from the bathroom. Good hotel for groups of younger individuals due to the apartment style, and good for families (if they don't venture out too late at night!)
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TripAdvisor Reviews Tres65 Concept Buenos Aires
