Plaza Hotel Rosario

Baron de Maua 26 Rosario, Province of Santa Fe, Litoral, Argentina

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Party starts at 3.15am....

A travel blog entry by sophieandhannah

... less fortunate. As I decided it was nap o’clock, the guy in the next bunk asked if we wanted to go and see a band which of course I had to say yes. We went with the 2 guys from our dorm to what turned out to be a reggae ska band and was really good! In the evening, we drunk with people from the hostel, before going to Lunar nightclub at 3.15am! (the ...

Not Ready for the Big Time,...Yet

A travel blog entry by mieismie

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... around the river as well. We had a complete Dorado (river fish) parrilla for two and it was absolutely scrumptious – of course perfectly complemented with an Argentina Malbec-Syrah (Infinitus).

We ended the evening with some more wandering around the city and a stop at the Jekyll & Hyde café/theater for a coffee. Very nice spot. We would have loved to stop back for a show in their little basement theater.

Day 2

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Day 117 - 122 of 126 - Rosario

A travel blog entry by mmlivelife2011

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... and politicians being so 'people' and grassroots oriented instead of simply going after and through the corporations to secure their power.
On our way back, we passed a square where a sound system had been set up playing tradional latin music. A number of older and middle aged couples who knew how to dance were out there strutting their stuff and it was quite impressive. They had a good crowd watching ...

Week 3

A travel blog entry by jiji.guillaume

... had. It wasn’t clean or spacious, but the owner, Juan, and the other travelers made our stay memorable. For anyone visiting Rosario, Juan will me make you see the most out of his favorite city like the “best bar in the world”, “the best ...

Into Argentina

A travel blog entry by justinzellinger

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... interesting landmarks and
architecture, and a nice river walk that runs along much of the
eastern edge of the city. There were also a lot of nice boutique shops and outdoor cafes. Rosario is also the birthplace of Che
Guevara, and is an important historical location for that reason. The
city has about 1.5 million people in it but is very walkable and
doesn't feel overwhelming even with all the high rise buildings.
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