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pacovera says:
Mas bien le deberiamos dar la vuelta a la pregunta y decir ¿Que no se puede hacer en Buenos Aires?, porque nos costaria menos esfuerzo. Buenos Aires es una ciudad extraordinaria, por un lado tiene su pasado colonial, por otro como capital de la gran nacion argentina es el motor del progreso, el…
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hubsy says:
When looking for connection on Buses to Iguazu, I came across this website and thought it might be of help to TB members:
http://www.omnilineas.com/argentina/bus/retiro/puerto-iguazu/
as you can see from this site it gives you a destination and the Bus Company going there / time of travel / type a…
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Bariloche
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#18 of 37 general tips & advice in Argentina
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bramwan says:
Bariloche, or San Carlos de Bariloche to give its full name, and the surrounding areas are often referred to as Little Switzerland in guidebooks. In some cases it is easy to see why (architecture and building style, lakes, fondues). No matter what it is a spectacular place.
The must see & do act…
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pacovera says:
Argentina, como todo gran país tiene mucho que ofrecer, muchos
productos de buena calidad. Los productos relacionados con la piel de
animales ocupan un lugar muy importante en su producción y exportación.
Si quieres adquirir articulos de piel, de buen diseño, buen precio y
ser atendido con g…
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UniverseRunr55 says:
Hey! go to Mendoza for the weekend. Take overnight buses on friday night to get there and sunday night to get back to BA. Buy tickets at Retiro bus station. Spend one day doing a wine/olive oil tour and the other day going into the Andes to see Mt. Aconcagua and to play in the snow/culopati. the tot…
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yadilitta says:
Well, the public transportation in Buenos Aires is good. You can either take a taxi, the metro or catch a bus.
Taxis: they are not expensive. Everything will depend on how long the ride takes. They are safe and most of the taxi drivers are friendly.
Metro: well known as "Subte", there are 5 bi…
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music
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#22 of 37 general tips & advice in Argentina
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sohmer says:
definetly check out a jazz show at notorious. you can walk in, but reservations are safer. if you don't have a reservation, go early. also good for music is classica e moderna. they are more eclectic though so you may want to stop by for a program of what's going on different night. have fun.
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dlipski says:
Another gorgeous day and I have about an hour or so before my flight from Florianopolis to Rio, Let's see where I left of talking about BsAs?..ok, Let's talk about drivers in Argentina, both in the big city and small costal town like Mar del Plata. Oh, 1st of all they have the widest streets I have…
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dlipski says:
It's Sunday, some fine day in January, I'm somewhere over Uruguay on my way to Florianopolis from Buenos Aires as I have couple of hours to reflect on the travels so far I'll randomly write few things down, before I forget.
I guess I'll start with giving American Airlines a review, if this were…
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clearviews says:
San Telmo area for tango and coffee places in the squares, a fantastic indoor antique market . Evita Peron's tomb is in Ricolletta. Empanadas.......... pastry with steak, chopped egg, pimentos, sultanas, olives. Shopping is good value.
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TripService says:
It’s probably about 4 a.m. A Buenos Aires police station looks pretty much like you’d think it would: low-lit, crumbling government-issue decor, yawning rookie toughs in Kevlar, third-world justice bathed in the red glow of a first-world Coke machine. Well, it’s weird enough already, so what…
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CherryGT says:
Here are some things I have learned during my four weeks I spent in Buenos Aires. I hope they help you during your time spent there.I aill avoid the normal vacation abroad suggestions and focus more on visiting specifically Argentina during your study abroad trip.Before you leave:Visa: If traveling …
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aliciamay1704 says:
For 6 months I had the amazing opportunity to work and live in Buenos Aires. I gained valuable work experience as well as was able to practice my spanish! I lived in the west of Grand Buenos Aires in a pretty surburb called Ramos Mejia. The great thing about Ramos Mejia was that there weren’t many…
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makakolouco says:
In this small, beautiful town, you have many things to choose from: you can have a great time just walking around on a weekend, going to the town plaza, which is big, full of trees, which provide shade if you need it, and its in the centre of the town, so its very easy to get to.
On Sundays there i…
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mariemak says:
The two main football teams of Buenos Aires are Boca Jrs and Rio Plata. Each team has their own stadium and, even moreso, their own culture. The Boca Jrs. stadium is old but charming, small and filled with energy while the Rio Plata stadium is new and grand and can serve as a performance space for …
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