Park Tower Buenos Aires

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New Year´s Eve with my parents

A travel blog entry by clarasudamerica

I met my parents around noon on New Year's Eve at the Park Tower Hotel in downtown Buenos Aires. I arrived before them, and definitely got a few odd looks as I waltzed into the luxurious lobby with my backpacker gear. What an upgrade from Hostel Tango-Inn, where I spent my previous two nights! We sipped champagne and looked at pictures on my camera …

Maradona and that

A travel blog entry by paullawson9

... I realised I could bend the lock with a chair enough to unscrew the screws holding the lock together. After about 20 minutes me and JJ managed to crack our way in. I did comment on the fact I had just broken a lock with a scouser but he didn't find it very funny. We just went for a pizza instead of my wild bar crawl and had a fairly early night.

The next day I booked myself onto a city tour and was excited to get a real look at this fascinating ...

Don't Whine for me Argentina

A travel blog entry by glennieboy8120

... a feast.....!

Next morning breakfast in the lobby - coffee sucked! Went to the cemetary with all the other tourists.... saw Evita's Mausoleum along with a million other tourists - couldn't even get a clear photo of it because it was so crowded. I guess everyone's dying to get in. We were then on a mission to find the greatest Papas Fritas ever.....Denise had them about 25 years ago when she was in BA ----- so after ...

Mi Casa Es Su Casa

A travel blog entry by whereiswagner

... it is sufficiently high to give you a decent panorama.

The kitchen is incredibly small with almost no counter-space, but I wasn’t planning on cooking too much, so that is not a problem. The refrigerator looks awesome, but it doesn’t work, which IS a problem. I have contacted my landlord; we will see how this gets resolved.

My bathroom is quaint. The shower’s hot water will take ...

In the streets of Buenos Aires

A travel blog entry by cedric.brehaut

... last a LONG time. Young and old, families and groups of friends: it seems everyone is around the lunch table. Food is unremarkable at the restaurant we picked but it doesn't matter: we're just glad to be here in Puerto Madero, surrounded by water and greenery and enjoying a lunch surrounded by countless local families. This is Argentina.
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