Theaters No question, the City of Buenos Aires breathes theater and has nothing to envy to other major cultural capitals of the world, such as New York, Paris or London. With more than 200 theaters and 230 rooms, including commercial, … Sigue leyendo →

Visit places of classic Buenos Aires to enjoy the culture, architecture, history and forming part of the cultural heritage of the city. Café Tortoni Address Mayo Av. 825 Phone 4342 4328 email tortoni@cafetortoni.com.ar web www.cafetortoni.com.ar Cafe Tortoni, notable bar located in … Sigue leyendo →

Campanópolis is a unique and compelling village, formed by hundreds of different styles of buildings, connected by alleys, passages, nooks and secret places that refer to the peoples of the European Middle Ages but with an eclectic style and crowned … Sigue leyendo →

This street circuit around the neighborhood of Monserrat pays homage to the characters of the main story cartoons Argentina: Mafalda, Isidoro, Patoruzú, and Gaturro Clemente, among others. 1 – The walk starts in Defence and Chile with Mafalda (the world … Sigue leyendo →

  The three iconic players of the team can see themselves in the neighborhood of Recoleta, where a sculptor to immortalize their figures up. The works were discovered by Fernando Pugliese, author, and some relatives. «Bati» and «Flea» shown with … Sigue leyendo →

The city of Buenos Aires was chosen among the top 25 destinations in the world, as ranked by TripAdvisor, beating Barcelona. The city of Buenos Aires has been chosen as one of » The 25 most popular destinations in the … Sigue leyendo →

In the 80s , Carlos Paez Vilaro was attracted by an ancient wooden house located in the region of El Tigre, Argentina , which had been installed at the site in 1889 from Ireland . Absolutely impressed by this abandoned … Sigue leyendo →

The City of Buenos Aires has about 250 green spaces (including parks, plazas and squares ) , much used by the locals during weekends and holidays , when various craft fairs and art activities are organized , what for many … Sigue leyendo →

Lanin Street Lanin Street, this small passage Barracks neighborhood, home to one of the samples most interesting street art in the city. Work of artist Marino Santa Maria, a resident of the street, is made up of 35 houses undergoing … Sigue leyendo →

  Basilica of San José de Flores Inaugurated on February 18, 1883, was the church of his childhood and adolescence. Here, at age 17, decided to devote his life to God. On March 19, coinciding with the feast of St. … Sigue leyendo →