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![What to do in Tigre and San Isidro]()
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- What to do in Tigre and San Isidro
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A paradise half an hour from the chaos
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![The best tours of Buenos Aires]()
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- The best tours of Buenos Aires
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Unique Experiences
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![How to really know the most emblematic buildings of Buenos Aires?]()
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- How to really know the most emblematic buildings of Buenos Aires?
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Buenos Aires hides secrets in large buildings that, at first glance, doesn´t seem open to the public, but they are; to discover them you just have to hire a guided tour. Take notes and put days and schedules on the agenda.
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![Buenos Aires sunsets: where can you see the best sunsets]()
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- Buenos Aires sunsets: where can you see the best sunsets
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Buenos Aires offers beautiful images of light and shadow in sepia color when the sun goes down. Enjoy colorful and dreamy landscapes without having to get up at dawn.
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![Buenos Aires Racetrack: the charm of spending a day at the racetrack]()
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Palermo Racetrack (Hipódromo de Palermo) has the virtue of combining several activities in one single place: architecture, fun, and gastronomy.
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![Buenos Aires as described by Marta Minujín: art, luxury and little ants]()
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Eccentric and hyperactive, the artist who rose to fame in the 70s with its happenings continues today as active as in her youth. Through her work, she lived in and , where she became a close friend of Andy Warhol. But she decided to return to , where she lives in love with the Obelisk and the river.
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![On foot, seven streets of worth discovering]()
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- On foot, seven streets of worth discovering
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Architecture, nature, history, arts or shopping. Buenos Aires offers short street, passageway and avenue tours, few block tours, to improve the art of loitering aimlessly.
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![Buenos Aires Literary: the city told by the great Argentine authors]()
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- Buenos Aires Literary: the city told by the great Argentine authors
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Some of the final scenes of the novel "El sueño de los Héroes” (The Dream of Heroes) happen between Recoleta and Barrio Norte. Specifically, at the corner of Libertador and Tagle where decades ago ran
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