Hotel Caesar Park Buenos Aires

... eating - the food here is delicious!!! Almost every night, I´ve had a huge juicy steak! <br><br>There are 5 girls from England in my dorm and we have been hanging out together a bit. Tuesday night we all went to eat with 2 girls from Ireland and 1 American guy. Here´s a pic of the steak Annie &amp; I split. I think I could actually feel my arteries clogging =)

... 8211; I&#8217;ve never seen this practice so widespread anywhere else. Argentina definitely feels the most foreign of all the places I&#8217;ve ever been, and I&#8217;m including, like, regular holidays in that too. A faint but pervading air of menace hangs over the streets, detracting attention from the gorgeous architecture and pretty green spaces, not to mention the friendly Argentinians that I have met so far.<br> <br>I don&#8217;t feel I can judge the ...

... And I definitely had things I wanted to say. I had awesome contributions that I really wanted to share bouncing around in my head, but just utterly lacked the ability to express them. And my own fear of looking and sounding dumb kept the simple things I thought I might be able to say from being let out. You know the team building exercise where the group has to accomplish a task, but one person is blindfolded, one is silenced ...

Went to the casino in Buenos Aires to see how much money I can lose. The casino is on 2 big old boats next to ech other because apparently you can´t have a casino in BA but the water isnt counted as BA. Learnt to play some type of poker game with some guy I met that that also went to the football game 2 weeks ago. Lots some money, it was fun!<br> Girlfriends birthday and had a few drinks, cake and went out with some friends.

... around the parks and city who hang onto the leads of about eight or more dogs each! Between the dog walkers, the architecture and yellow taxis, it felt kinda New Yorkish. Its also a city that you just walk everywhere.<br><br>We got to a friendly Pumas´vs French Barbarian rugby match. And the next night, to a football match of the most popular South American football team, Boca Juniors - Maradona´s original team. For both, they were an awesome experience ...

... On top of this, I dont think Peter Lowne has ever stolen a bag in a restaurant either so I dont think he has ever been inspired by Maradona or Argentina in general. Though I did often wonder what was in them gatorade drinks he used to drink during games..... The next day the five of us new found friends took a walk into San Telmo, an inner suburb in the south of Buenos Aires. It is where a lot of the famous tango bars and clubs are and has a beautiful square where we spent a nice ...

... Sunday, testing on Monday, and started classes Tuesday.  I had a bit of panic when I couldn't get my bank card to work the 1st few days, but after that got figured out, all was well.  We had a mate and empanadas night at one of the host mom's houses, and mostly just spent time getting to know one another, and a few of us took salsa lessons at a local club, although it was tough since it was all in very fast spanish.  That ...

In the afternoon when Santi goot home from work we drove into the city to have a look around. We saw many of the landmark buildings of Buenos Aires including the government buildings, churches and the port area. The churches in the centre of Buenos Aires are linked by underground tunnels which were used by soldiers during various wars over the years. We'd missed the daily 3pm tour, but it sounded like something interesting to learn about. We visited ...

... gent ballant tango, diversos espectacles, shows... Tots els restaurants i bars ofereixen un espectacle de tango &amp; balls folklòrics. El sol pica molt fort! És una zona molt turística!!! Està ple de gent!!! Només són 3 - 5 carrers interconnectats... i el 95% són turistes. Les façanes estan pintades de diversos colors. Sembla un còmic. Sembla irreal. Molt peculiar. Interessant! Estem a uns 32 graus... ufff... tornem cap a l'hostal i, anirem a internet per ...

... contemporary of Reinhardt and in many ways his equal, some ways his superior. He was surely more of a showman, playing guitar behind his back long before Jimi and Stevie Ray. What do I know? I thought Emmett Ray of Sweet Lowdown was a real person until yesterday. That's what I get for buying bootleg DVD's in Thailand and not bothering to read reviews. But I was afraid this festival was going to be too elementary even for me, as it was front heavy with ...