San Telmo
San Telmo Reviews
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 San Telmo Jul 06, 2009
How nice is San Telmo!
The streets, the people, the shops, it's so... how do I say it... it's so Buenos Aires! People dancing tango in the streets, people selling stuff and food, lots of paintings and music. Absolutely reccomended! |
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 Jun 23, 2006
Go to San telmo for the antique market on a sunday, it gets crazy so get there early. Its filled with street artists, stalls, bands and food. Its a great place to go in the evening aswell, with great bars and restaurants.
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San Telmo Blogs
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Dec 07, 2008
SAN TELMO What is San Telmo? San Telmo was traditionally a working-class neighborhood, and is one of the oldest areas in the city. The early architecture of Buenos Aires is better preserved in San Telmo than it is in some other districts… ONCE, SAN TELMO & EVITA MUSEUM |
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Jun 08, 2008
Had our first real day of sightseeing today, so wandered over to the San Telmo district to visit the famous markets and stalls. Sunday is very lively in San Telmo, with the street of Defensa lined for blocks with stalls of handcrafts, antiques, second hand goods etc.. Lots of leather goods, of course, but also a lot of cheap… San Telmo |
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Mar 13, 2009
Confrident now on the bus i asked which number took me to San Telmo, it was no93 so i waited and headed here next, San Telmo is the home of Tango culture you can normally see dancers in the squares surrounding the parks, but i wasnt so lucky. I did pass through little cobble streets full of antique… Palermo.. |
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May 06, 2007
Thus, we decided to check out the ferÃa,
street market, of San Telmo. This part of Buenos
Aires was once the host of the wealthy and prominent
denizens. However, throughout the years, people started to move away and more
towards the center of town. Consequently, San Telmo now consists more of
immigrants and has more of a working… San Telmo |
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Apr 26, 2009
" It is a mansion in San Telmo that sits on top of underground tunnels. We both like history and really enjoyed our guide. He expalined the history of San Telmo and explained that the family that lived there had abandoned it to escape the small pox epidemic. Eventually… Day four |
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