Archive for June, 2009Roberto Hornos presents himself Posted in June 17, 2009 Categorized Rochester | Leave a comment Argentine WineArgentine wine is an undeniable and irreplaceable element of the argentine gastronomy, native from the provinces of Mendoza and San Juan. Over time, the Argentine wine was placed among the best and most chosen wines in the world, therefore, its production spread to other provinces such as Salta, Catamarca and La Rioja, arriving later to Cordoba, Santa Fe, Neuquen, Chubut, Entre Rios, […] Posted in June 17, 2009 Categorized Knowing Buenos Aires, Rochester | Leave a comment What to do in Buenos Aires TodayIn this cloudy day with temperatures between 6°C and 17°C, you can start your day enjoying a great coffee at one of the Notable Bars in the City, London City. This Cafe is located on Avenida de Mayo 599 and frequented by intellectuals as Julio Cortázar. Then, you can walk through Avenida de Mayo, where you will find shopping malls, leather houses, crafts and […] Posted in June 17, 2009 Categorized What to do in Buenos Aires Today | Leave a comment Puerto Madero: a modern neighbourhood in the CityPuerto Madero is one of the most modern neighbourhoods in Buenos Aires, the most luxurious five star hotels, numerous parks, monuments and museums are located here. It also has the largest buildings in Argentina and first level residential towers, plus its great views of the Rio de la Plata and its close location to the downtown […] Posted in June 16, 2009 Categorized History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires | Leave a comment What to do in Buenos Aires TodayToday the sky is slightly cloudy, temperatures are between 6°C and 15°C. One of the alternatives for today is to know the history, culture, customs and habits of other eras in Buenos Aires. Posted in June 16, 2009 Categorized What to do in Buenos Aires Today | Leave a comment |
