Hotel Libertador Iguazu

... small round dance floor in the in the pavement and was playing Tango Music, however there seems to be a shortage of dancers in Iguazu. Never saw anyone dancing. The time we were going to, they had a couple of tables across the floor. Wednesday;  ...

... nos sacs dans un chef d'oeuvre d'architecture de la des annees 50-60, l'hotel `El Libertador´ avant de prendre le bus pour le Parque Nacional Iguazu. Le cote Argentin est nettement plus developpe et mieux amenage que le cote Bresilien et on embarque sur ...

... like a typical October or November day back home. I walked along Av. 9 de Julio pretty much until the end, then took Av. del Libertador, and headed to the area of handicrafts stalls in the main park. Lots of cool stuff, of course, but there's only so much ...

... to Victoria Falls) and it was certainly well worth the detour. We jumped on a bus and crossed the border into Argentina´s Puerto Iguazu (hurray!!) and found ourselves a hostel (Che Lagarto) which had a special offer of 1 dollar a night as it was ...

... have 10 days, and for those 10 days, I don't want to feel like I'm already back in "my world"! I trust a visit to Iguazu Falls will take care of that... Stay tuned for details... Did I say this entry was going to be quick, a brief update...?  ...