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If it's Sunday, we'll be in San Telmo
... The deals were amazing and since they have different stores here you could get some unique things. Now, we got twice that in exchange but prices are very high. We couldn't wait to get to a favorite clothing store of ours. However, even with the good exchange shirts would come to $100 each and pants even more. There's a restaurant, El Olmo, that we like to go to for a drink called a Don Pedro ...
Huvitavad kohtumised Buenos Aireses
... hel õhtul asado, kus saime jällegi seda maitsvat Argentina liha maitsta. „Asador“ ehk lihaküpsetaja Manuel ja tema sõber Matias rääkisid meile Argentina liha eripäradest ja erinevatest lehma tõugudest. Lihal on nii suur pekiriba küljes, et maitsestamiseks piisab vaid natukesest soolast. See liha on lihtsalt nii imeliselt maitsev, et ei vaja marinaadi ega ketšupit.
Lõpuks pidime sellest väiksest paradiisist lahkuma, sest Tintini sugulane Benoit ...
The Three Amigos do Buenos Aires
... home has a mini-pier and a dog who barks and run furiously towards the boat as it owner jumps off, just stopping shy of launching itself into the river.
4. February 3rd Park
Buenos Aires is known for its fantastic parks and its dogs. Apparently over 90% of families have a dog and it’s considered a status symbol to own one. This particular park was our fave – there was a farmer’s ...
Tango and Tour Buses
... like we would be trapped in the zoo forever and be fed to the lions. In addition, the zoo seemed to have little or no staff and the orangutans were definitely missing. Maybe they'll realise in the summer.
After our chilling experience in the zoo we wandered back to the bus stop where we hopped back on for the rest of our tour. By this point I had been thinking about how frustrating it was that I didn't speak Spanish and pretty much buried my head in my "Learn ...
Soaking in the buenos aires atmosphere
... I needed to take a break from the beef eating, but upon walking into the 'parilla' which was called La Estancia, it was instantly obvious id be silly to order anything else. Like beef, argentina is fast becoming synonymous with wine, so I enjoyed my meal with vino tinto. I'm yet to taste something short of amazing, and I mean everything!!!!!!
In the night, I met up with the Swiss sweethearts and cooked dinner. A break from meat led us to cook a vegetable stir ...