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Happy 2007 from Buenos Aires
Feliz Ano! Buenos Aires is amazing! Think a cross between NYC and Paris. We arrived to our 7 room in hotel in the barrio of Palermo Viejo - considered one of hte hipest and up and coming areas filled with boutiques, restaurants, leafy trees, and cobblestone roads. The city is huge and while we have barely stopped we have covered only a small …
Dont cry for me Argentina
Monday 7th May We head to Evita's grave this morning which is in La Recoletta cemetery, We walk there and take in all the sights along the way, the architecture is really impressive, not to mention the designer shops, I don't stop! I am a backpacker now. Recoletta cemetery is really impressive, everything is so ostentatious, there aren't headstones …
Day 1 - Buenos Aires
We finally reached Buenos Aires after a pretty comfortable flight. Both Niyati and I were sleeping for most part of it and during the other parts we were just anxious to get there. From the airport we took the Tienda Leon bus to the city center. The bus fare (AR$ 150 / $34) included a minivan that dropped us to our apartment between the Palermo and …
Don’t Cry For Me Argentina
... for months and I was so excited to experience the excitement and magic that everyone had told me I would encounter in the electric port town of Buenos Aires. We woke up (well I never really went to sleep that night…) at 3 AM to leave for our 7 AM flight. It goes without saying that I was a little tired by the time we landed in Argentina. When going through customs, however, we were met with the fun surprise that there was a special ...
Buenos Aires
... She also had some fantastic outfits! After the Evita Museum we went along to the Recoleta cemetary - full of ornate family crypts of the rich and famous, and also housing Evita´s family grave. Despite the somber surroundings it was a very beautiful place with decadent marble crypts and angels perched on top. On the Sunday we took in the San Telmo antiques market - a seemingly endless cobbled street packed full of crafts, arts and trinkets. The ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Fitness/Health center