Amerian Park

... a photo.   Certainly there are no sights to see aside from perhaps this unusual (brass?) statue of Eva Peron. Hotel Amerian a very pleasant surprise - "normal price" P424, but on offer until further notice for P290, which turned out to be ...

... has been a long day and the park closes at 6PM so we make our way back to the bus for a ride to our hotel, the Amerian Iguazu. This hotel opened in July 2008 and is located on a bluff overlooking the confluence of the Parana and Iguazu Rivers. As we ...

... with Alex, our Chilean tour guide, making the group twenty-four in total. We were whisked by bus to our accommodations, the Amerian Buenos Aires Hotel in the Centro district of the City, and Virginia provided us with a brief orientation tour of the area ...

... to come this far, make it a complete experience and see the falls from the Brazilian side. You enter Iguassu National Park through a wonderful visitor center with excellent exhibits on the formation and history of the falls. We travel a few miles into ...

... 2,000 species of plants, 450 kinds of birds, 80 kinds of mammals, and countless varieties of insects. As you walk through the park look up, look to the side, and especially look down, and you will find a myriad of wonders that you may otherwise pass ...

... any. LBJ enacted and pushed more bills through the system than any President, And countless Americans benefited.There wasn't a segment of the Amerian public that did not benefit. I bet if you look thru these bills you will find at least one that has ...

... to do it, urging Vics and Soph to do the same. We ventured down to the boat, meeting some monkeys and a mob of South Amerian Coati. a cross between a raccoon and an anteater. More of them later. Now, its wet time! We climbed aboard the boat, dumping our ...

... sunny land of Italy. Down at reception by 8.00am and jumped on the bus. 35 Aussies, Kiwis, a couple of Scottish girls and an Amerian or two. Our Italian adventure starts with a service stop 1.5hrs into the trip we got back on the bus and got to know the ...

After breakfast at our hotel, we met Virginia for a walking tour of the Centro district of Buenos Aires. The atmosphere on the street was very different from when we arrived on Sunday. It was now Monday morning and people were scurrying in all ...

Today we leave Iguazu for Buenos Aires. It's a short flight of 90 minutes and when we land in Buenos Aires it's raining and hot. We have the afternoon to shop or sightsee but the rain is heavy and we opt for a light lunch and a little shopping. Tonight ...

Today we fly from Ushuaia back to Buenos Aires for a one night stay before going on to Iguazu Falls. Out of the original 23 members of our group, only 17 will be going to Iguazu Falls. It is a 5 hour flight to Buenos Aires because our plane is making a ...

Recoleta Recoleta is the neighborhood around the Recoleta Cemetery in the center of the Barrio Norte. It was created in 1870 when the Porteņos fled the barrios of La Boca and San Telmo after the yellow fewer epidemic. The Cementerio de la Recoleta ...

Today started with breakfast at the hotel and then a city tour starting with Plaza de Mayo and a quick 3 stop ride on the Subte (subway). We were able to ride on the A line with its rickety old wooden cars that require you to manually open and close the ...

La Boca La Boca, on the banks of the Rio Riachuelo, was originally developed as the first seaport for Buenos Aires. La Boca was the home to many of the cities most affluent citizens until an 1870 yellow fewer epedemic forced them to move to the ...

Plaza de Mayo   Plaza de Mayo is the political center of Argentina. Demonstrations criticizing Argentina's political and economic woes have become very common in Buenos Aires and just off Plaza de Mayo we saw a small group criticizing the policy ...

This morning we arrived in Buenos Aires to hot and humid weather. HI 96 LOW 75 After a transfer to the hotel we took a short orientation walk and went to the Pacifica Galeria Mall for lunch.  They have a wonderful food court and it would be very ...

Hola, Bin gut in Buenos Aires angekommen und habe vier Tage lang BA erkundet. Eine abwechslungsreiche, riesige Stadt. Es gibt Viel zusehen.Viel Kultur, leckeres Essen und tolle Parks.   Bin dann nit dem Schiff weiter nach Uruguay-Montevideo. Wieder ...