Palais de Glace.

Post December 28, 2010 - Classified History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires, What to do in Buenos Aires Today

 

It is a space that is now used as an exhibition center and it is located at the Recoleta neighborhood in Buenos Aires.
Previously the building worked as a ballroom, now it has become the National Palace of Arts.
More information at: www.paseosenbuenosaires.com

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Tram ride.

Post December 21, 2010 - Classified Knowing Buenos Aires, What to do in Buenos Aires Today

 

Unique and fabulous experience, a trip to the past, to the times when people movilize themselves in trams. Caballito’s district offers you a fun and unforgettable joruney to the early  twentieth century.
The tour take place aboard the old trams made in Argentina, which depart every 20 minutes from Bonifacio and Emilio Mitre corner and go through the main streets and areas of this neighbourhood that still keeps the old houses and grove.
A ride on these trams will make you go back to a city of more sedate pace.
More information: www.welcomeargentina.com

 

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Buenos Aires Night.

Post December 2, 2010 - Classified Buenos Aires Night, Knowing Buenos Aires, News about Buenos Aires, What to do in Buenos Aires Today

Buenos Aires is known worldwide for it’s heterogeneous and varied nightlife, which can be enjoyed both by youngs and grownups.
Night activities are used to last until sunrise and therefore many call Buenos Aires, the city that never sleeps.
Whoever wnats to know Buenos Aires night has plenty of different offers to enjoy, theater plays, concerts, bars and pubs for all tastes, events, recitals, theme parties, clubs and at sometimes Museums and Arte galleries offer night tours.
You can enjoy this city night every day of the week!
More information at: www.ohbuenosaires.com

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San Telmo Neighbourhood.

Post December 1, 2010 - Classified Hotels in Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires, News about Buenos Aires, What to do in Buenos Aires Today

San Telmo is another typical neighborhood of the province of Buenos Aires.
Once upon a time, it used to be the most important antiques market in South America.
In San Telmo you will find over 500 stores, restaurants, pubs and Tango clubs.
When you walk through this neighborhood you will feel as if you were travelling back in time. San Telmo is characterized by its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets and narrow sidewalks.
More information at : www.ohbuenosaires.com

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Know Buenos Aires in your Bike.

Post November 29, 2010 - Classified Knowing Buenos Aires, What to do in Buenos Aires Today

 

The government of Buenos Aires has been promoting a project to build bicycle paths in order to generate greater awareness of the use of alternative transpontes in the city. For this reason if you are visiting Buenos Aires, a good and fun way of doing it may be in bike.
Find where to rent them: www.ohbuenosaires.com

 

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