Hotel Dartist Buenos Aires

Peron 85 0 Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina

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Best Guide Ever!

A travel blog entry by equils

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... interesting place with brightly painted houses and shops. Joanie's search for a belt ended when we found a vendor with exactly what she was looking for. Then on to a resturant famous with the locals for an authentic lunch. After lunch we visited an amazing cemetery where Eva Paron is buried. It looked like a ...

B.A - Very European With South American Flair

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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... They were extremely friendly and very welcoming. They were even kind enough to put a couple of beers in the fridge for us. While we waited for the ByT representitive to arrive so we could complete the check in process the owners answered all our questions we had about the city. By the time they left we almost felt like locals with our extensive knowledge of the area. We then spent the afternoon and evening exploring the streets within the ...

Mendoza and Buenos Aires

A travel blog entry by erschorman

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... We decided to walk to La Cabrera, a famous place in our neighborhood, after our tour and put our names on the list around 9pm (early). We chatted with an Irish couple, and gave up around 10:15 when nobody had been called for dinner. We got a pizza and watched most of game 6 of the world series (fell asleep before the sad part, we are 2 hrs ahead of Texas). On Friday, we decided to take the morning BA free tour, which ...

Racismo en Argentina

A travel blog entry by donandrade

... that we're at two diametrically opposed ideological and philosophical positions.

The entire time I went through this though I couldn't help but think that everything this person was saying could be the same discourse a racist would have in the US against Latinos. I was on the verge of losing it, but, I didn't, although I was livid never the less. It's hard to describe in detail my feelings but I felt as though someone who ...

That's crazier than a goat with chickens!

A travel blog entry by plodplod_pedro

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... the house through the window and, when you’re not sure what to do/ say, telling someone that you’re throwing fruit at them will do just fine, are just a few of my favourites.

Language aside, the others with whom I live are a delightful bunch of open, generous and sociable locals. It’s customary in Argentina to practice sobremesa (natter for an eternity after mealtimes) until someone breaks and admits defeat. A typical mealtime will ...

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