Grand Hotel Buenos Aires

Calle Tucuman 570 Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina

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No Hablo Mucho Espanol

A travel blog entry by ashcohen

... i can say about argentina is they make a **** pizza... WAY too much cheese and nothing really else.

Met some quality people in Milhouse hostel... lots of Aussies and a few americans and english.
having a blast but i think i have to lower the pace.

heading to Mendoza on Tuesday, im really looking forward to trying a smaller town.

Anyone got any advice on couch surfing in Latin America facebook me





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WALKING THE SIGHTS OF BUENOS AIRES

A travel blog entry by kathandsheila

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... of the early 1900,s.








An outline of Eva Peron graced a tall building and we headed to the Casa Rosada, pink house, where the Perons spoke to the crowds and Madonna did her balcony scene in “Don’t Cry For Me, Argentina” movie. The current female president, Cristina, has her offices here but lives elsewhere; according to our guide ...

Broken, Lost, Stolen and Found.

A travel blog entry by ashleythomas

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... wheat-free brownies and soy coffee even. Soy coffee! The only other place that does that here is Starbucks (only a very few in town pleasingly), and I'm not going to go crack and go there. Buenos Aires may be foodie heaven. And I haven't even tried three-quarters of the places on my list. In two weeks time I am doing an Argentinean vegetarian cooking course. First thing I did when I arrived in the city was go to a vegetarian ...

A great place to finish

A travel blog entry by ontheroa

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... enjoy the beautiful decor of these huge eateries!

There is a very attractive traffic free shopping street called the Calle Florida lined with designer and local Argentinian boutiques and shoe stores. The Plaza de Mayo is the most historically interesting - here are the Cabillo (original town hall), the Casa Rosada or "Pink House" (Presidential Palace), and the cathedral where the body of General San Martin lies.



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Soy Celeste naaa naaaaaa

A travel blog entry by plodplod_pedro

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... that there is none in Buenos Aires, I began telling my housemates how I had fought off a tiger, with fangs, who was definitely male, with little more than the actions for head, shoulders, knees and toes as a weapon, and escaped with a flesh wound.

Unfortunately, Algodon (cotton, awww), is a she, and doesn't really resemble a tiger. Indeed, I’ve played ball with her before. She often hangs out at the school and is ...

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