Rochester Hotels Weblog / Category / History and Culture of Buenos AiresYou are in the category History and Culture of Buenos Aires, where to find the best post History and Culture of Buenos AiresFlorida PedestrianPost November 3, 2011 - Classified Entertainments, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Hotels in Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires, Rochester, What to do in Buenos Aires Today Florida, “Buenos Aires’ girlfriend” goes from Rivadavia St. to General San Martin Square. When it comes to Buenos Aires commercial area, Florida is one of the most important streets. Many luxury historic buildings, including the Bank Boston, as well as Galeria Güemes, Galerias Pacifico and the Centro Naval Argentino proudly show off their architecture on Florida Pedestrian. After many important stores -such as Harrod’s and Gatha & Chavez- bars, cultural centers and artistic galleries opened their doors on Florida St., Florida began its conversion process to what it is today. Nowadays, it is one of the most important turistic and commercial areas of the city.
San TelmoPost October 3, 2011 - Classified Eating in Buenos Aires, Entertainments, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Hotels in Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires, News about Buenos Aires, What to do in Buenos Aires Today San Telmo is both a landmark in the antiques market in South America and one of the most traditional and renown areas in the city of Buenos Aires. Offering more than 500 stores, San Telmo mixes the avant-garde and the bohemian style. San Telmo’s colonial architecture, narrow sidewalks and paved streets will make you feel traveling back to other times. If you decide to visit this neighborhood, you will find not only antique shops but also crafts markets, bars, pubs, restaurants and tango dancing clubs. Winter Holidays at MALBAPost July 18, 2011 - Classified Buenos Aires Night, Entertainments, Espectaculos en Buenos Aires, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Kids in Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires, News about Buenos Aires, What to do in Buenos Aires Today From Saturday July 17th to Sunday August 1st, Malba (Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires – Latin-American Art Museum of Buenos Aires) will offer a special program full of activities ranging from music shows (fairy tales which are sung), lively guided tours in the Museum and movie workshops to “MALBA.DISEÑO” which will exhibit handmade rag dolls created by the most renowned plastic artists. Children and their families having a good time is the main aim of this program, which also focuses on stimulating kids’ creativity through art. Tango in Buenos AiresPost May 30, 2011 - Classified Buenos Aires Night, Entertainments, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, What to do in Buenos Aires Today One of the most characteristic things about Buenos Aires and for what it is recognized around the world is for its music: Tango. It is expressed as instrumental music, song, dance and performance art. There is a wide variety of proposals for you to enjoy.
The main tango houses in Buenos Aires offer tourists amazing shows with all the tango glamor. These are upscale places with reasonable prices. The shows are a succession of several acts, which include instrumental groups, dancers, singers and partners. Definitely a must do during your stay in Buenos Aires Easter in Buenos AiresPost April 12, 2011 - Classified Eating in Buenos Aires, Entertainments, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires, News about Buenos Aires
It is a fantastic park where you can discover different cultures. It is a place where everyone can enjoy breathtaking sceneries and old habits and ways of living. A magnificent tour which reveals Christian, Jewish, Roman and Arabic secrets. -Easter Sunday: various musical shows with a significant deployment of dancers on stage. What is more, when your legs demand you a rest and hunger strikes, the Park offers a varied cuisine. Restaurants with authentic atmospheres where you can taste delicious Arabic and Armenian dishes. |
