Obelisco

They say that Av. 9 De Julio is the widest avenue in the world. This is what the lonely planet says about the Obelisco "It's impossible to imagine BA without the Obelisco. Towering 68m (223ft) above the oval Plaza de la República, it was inaugurated in ...

... of Avenida Florida, the oldest cathedral in Argentina, a larny private school, some beautiful antique shops and the Obelisco in the middle of a 14 lane road! The cherry on top was (and this might sound a bit strange) the Recoleta ...

... até o Obelisco e paramos para jantar no Café de La Ciudad, bem na esquina da Corrientes com a 9 de julho, em frente ao Obelisco. Lá estava acontecendo uma manifestação (sexta-feira ás 21:00, acreditem!) em prol da castração de cachorros de rua e ...

... phone number is... (drumroll please) 541139293526 and I've got 24hours on it... I really hope it works in Bariloche! Anywayz- other than that, I saw the Obelisco and some kind of vegetarian meal from Burger King, I just needed something really ...

... were whizzing by us on a busy highway, next to row after row of massive concrete apartment buildings.  I arrived at Hostel Obelisco, where I dropped off my belongings and headed back into the city with Alena looking for a bank that could exchange my ...

... (or brother and sister, not sure) from Brisbane, but they were staying at a different hostel. After arriving at our hostel (Hostel Obelisco) we managed to watch the end of the Brazil vs Argentina football match, we decided to have a small 2 hour nap and ...

... more about our hostel. It´s absolutely fantastic and I´m never going to stay in hotels again! It´s called the Hostel Obelisco. For starters the location is superb. It´s right in the heart of Buenos Aires near the obelisk which was built to ...

... high ceilings, parquet floor and a huge duvet. We immediately had to have a walk round the corner too to see the famous Obelisco.    So first of all we walked from our place to the Pink Palace (Casa Rosada) which is basically like their ...