A little bit more about Buenos Aires

The last ten days I spent in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and yesterday I arrived in Montevideo, Uruguay. The days in Buenos Aires were awesome, I enjoyed a lot, I met a lot of people, and I made new friends.

Puerto Madero - click here to know more about.

With my friends, Patrícia (left), from São Paulo, and Estivalli (right), from México.

El Ateneo Grand Splendid - click here to know more about.

One of the best known bookshops in Buenos Aires.

Retiro Railway Station - click here to know more about.

Tigre - click here to know more about.

If you wanna do a ride by boat, that is the best place in Buenos Aires, and also you can take a boat until Carmelo, Uruguay. There are more destinations, as well.

China Town

Unfortunately it was closed when I went there.

A moment that you became a child again. Behind me, Puente de la Mujer, a rotating footbridge. Click here to see the video of Puente de la Mujer operating.

Obelisco - A national historic monument and icon of Buenos Aires. Click here to know more about.

Plaza San Martín

Floralis Genérica, located in Plaza de Las Naciones Unidas.

Japanese Garden

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Pink House - Casa Rosada

About the Pink Color: An alternative explanation suggests that the original paint contained cow's blood to prevent damage from the effects of humidity. (click here for more)

El Caminito.

Colorful.

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