Catalinas Suites Apart Hotel Buenos Aires

... to San Telmo and even recognised where to get off. That is one of the advantages in staying in one place for more than a couple of days! We had a giggle at the ‘Super Amigos’ chair in a local arty shop on the walk back home from the bus stop. Unfortunately my photo through the window is a bit blurred but you can just about make out Jesus with his super-hero saintly friends (but I don't think they include Gauchito Gil).

Familia y Amigos!<br><br>Los invitamos a navegar por nuestro blog de viaje. Este es un espacio donde iremos relatando historias sobre los lugares que vayamos visitando y además subiremos fotos para que puedan acompañarnos más de cerca. El blog brinda un mapa indicando en que parte del mundo estamos actualmente y además traza nuestro recorrido a medida que nos vamos mudando de ciudad en ciudad. El mapa se maneja igual que ...

... me but we sat on the balcony upstairs in the sun, and I had an amazing sandwich. As I was eating I gazed out over the street and a little bird popped its head over the balcony, its feet resting on the branches of a nearby tree. It cocked its head at me and watched me eat inquisitively; amused by this I decided to tear off a bit of my bread and stretched out my hand toward it. The bird twitched its little head and looked around carefully, before hopping towards me, grabbing ...

... and dinner isnt until 9 or 10 anyway(sooooo late, im gonna die)<br><br>I am living in the barrio(neighborhood) of belgrano which is about 30 minutes by subway to the city center. buenos aires is composed of a bunch of different barrios and this one is a little bit out of the main area, but very nice. there is a main street which apprarently has everything and bars and restaurants and shops ...

Hi again,<br><br>We had a superb few days in Buenos Aires to sadly finish our Argentine 6 months. In between wandering around loads of brilliant museums, streets and bars we consumed as much steak, ice-cream and red wine as as physically possible, only to later discover that the Uruguyans aren´t shy of any of those either.<br>I spent the Sunday morning here ruining breakfast for everyone else by shouting at Millwall´s defeat to ...

... tour, through a neighbourhood called ´La Recoleta´, which is the richer part of town. There we visited several museums, famous statues and the grave of Evita Peron in the cemetry for the Buenos aires elite. Both days were very nice and a good way to get to know some nice people. Later I stayed a few nights with my freind Gonzalo, with whom I was studying in Madrid. I went with ...

... looking for food and an Aussie came up and asked if I wanted to sit with him and a Canadian. I had some yummy empandas (pastries filled with meat) with them, before it was time to leave. The bus was very nice (Urquiza company), but the airconditioning was freezing which wasn't good for the sore throat I was developing. In Buenos Aires Santiago met me off the bus and we caught a local bus the short distance to his house. Santiago lived ...

... BA. Many have heard that the city is often considered the "Paris of South America"...walking around Centro, Microcenter and Plaza de Mayo, I realized that it's not because this is a city full of obnoxious waiters. Though there were some excellent sights, I was mostly underwhelemed with the experience of walking around a crowded and polluted downtown and soon became anxious to head back to lovely Palermo. Returning home, I had a quick rest and then left to meet a new ...