These amazing photos in your blog, reminded me of, my amazing time in the “the Paris of the South”, Buenos Aires city. When I was there, I did a lot of early morning walks (like you) trough all the best places of touristic interest in the city. I stayed in the Recoleta neighborhood, just like you, so everyday there was something to know, the museums, the Recoleta cemetery, La Floralis, the Japanese Garden and all the beautiful architectural structures in the area. I finished my trip with a fascinating tango show that an Argentine friend recommended me. It was an outstanding Tango Dinner Show at Esquina Carlos Gardel that I book trough http://bsas4u.com/ and that allowed me to know more about Buenos Aires culture and traditions, and to end in a perfect way my stay in this magical city.
Falcutad de Derecha, or the Law School
Our 'hood
Flor
They really like ham here
MALBA, the museum of Latin American art
Working Gator game days at the Alamo
Cafe Tortoni, the first cafe in Buenos Aires
Recoleta Park and Cemetery
These amazing photos in your blog, reminded me of, my amazing time in the “the Paris of the South”, Buenos Aires city. When I was there, I did a lot of early morning walks (like you) trough all the best places of touristic interest in the city. I stayed in the Recoleta neighborhood, just like you, so everyday there was something to know, the museums, the Recoleta cemetery, La Floralis, the Japanese Garden and all the beautiful architectural structures in the area. I finished my trip with a fascinating tango show that an Argentine friend recommended me. It was an outstanding Tango Dinner Show at Esquina Carlos Gardel that I book trough http://bsas4u.com/ and that allowed me to know more about Buenos Aires culture and traditions, and to end in a perfect way my stay in this magical city.
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