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Feliz Ano Neue
We spent today on the Argentina side of Iguazu Falls, and man oh man, was it spectacular. The Argentina side is an order of magnitude more scenic and interesting than the Brazilian side. It's also more spread out with more trails covering more area, so you aren't so on top of crowds of people. The weather was just perfect today - sunny enough to …
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We went for lunch at El Timon just a few blocks up the street. We ended up getting Paella Andalucia, and to be honest we were a little apprehensive as to what we were going to receive. However, the Paella was excellent with mussels, chicken, calamari, and red peppers. If you're in the area we recommend it for lunch or dinner. There ...
Getting into the Spirit of Buenos Aires
... The metro is no less chaotic as none of the five or six lines join up - changing lines means rising to street level, finding the next station on the necessary line, and returning underground... not the most efficient! The pedestrianised shopping streets and open air art and craft markets outside the Recoleta Cemetery are a good place to loose some hours; the markets more so, selling many traditional, and some very bespoke, items. Beautiful Puerto Madero is full of ...
It takes two to tango
... know that the dogs only spoke Spanish?). As with most of our short activities, we thought that we deserved a long leisurely lunch as a reward for...well, anyway, we lunched by the beautiful river, surrounded by weeping willows, watching the passing boats, imagining where we were going to get the money for our growing portfolio of Argentinian property.
That evening we went to an awesome percussion night, which for most was a massive, ...
BA partaaay!!!!
... choice of type of hostels usually, but with BA's reputation for night life, if you want a party hostel, this was the place to do it. Lots of tours and activities to do, parties on alternate nights with the other Milhouse hostel across the way and a free tango lesson for staying. We were pretty tired, but there was a walking tour leaving for the Palmero district of the city (named by the italian settlers after city with the same name in Sicily) about ten minutes after ...
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