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![Must-see streets and avenues of Buenos Aires]()
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Proposals that you can consider during your visit
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![The Best Restaurants in Palermo - Buenos Aires]()
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WHICH TO CHOOSE AND WHY IN THE MOST GASTRONOMIC AND TOURISTIC DISTRICT OF BUENOS AIRES
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![Buenos Aires Bodegas Guide, the most attractive proposals]()
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More fashion and carefree, tempt young audiences with dishes of yesteryear.
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![10 Argentinian meals you must try]()
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Together with New York and Chicago, Buenos Aires is one of the cities that reinvented the Italian pizza, creating its own varieties such as fugazzetta (onion and cheese), canchera (spicy pizza without
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![Where chefs eat: Dante Liporace]()
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- Where chefs eat: Dante Liporace
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He is one of the most outstanding chefs in the country: after closing his famous Tarquino restaurant, he started working, no less, as the leading chef of the kitchen of the Casa Rosada. Passionate ab
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![Where chefs eat: Martín Molteni]()
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The argentine chooses his favorite options for Buenos Aires to go.
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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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![Ethnic Fast Food: our favorites to eat good food, and fast]()
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Colombian, Mexican, Chinese and Cajun on-the-go in Buenos Aires.
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