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This fashionable, upscale neighborhood is lined with cafes, boutiques and...
This fashionable, upscale neighborhood is lined with cafes, boutiques and galleries and morphs into a street fair on weekends.
I have to say I was overly impressed with this barrio, it's certainly a place you have to visit. It is touristy, but most tourists stay around the cemetery. Take the afternoon... read more
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23 reviews
4 attraction reviews
3 helpful votes
I have to say I was overly impressed with this barrio, it's certainly a place you have to visit. It is touristy, but most tourists stay around the cemetery. Take the afternoon strolling down the streets where the bourgeoisie of Argentina lived. An Argentinian friend told me that Buenos Aires is a city, meant to be seen looking up at... More
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5 reviews
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The most touristic area of Buenos Aires and, therefore, one of the most expensive ones. At night it's pretty amazing as there are not many people.
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2 reviews Guided tours by volunteer historians are excellent. Many of the sculptures are beautiful and by extremely famous and talented artists
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17 reviews
7 attraction reviews
5 helpful votes
I was born in this district. it is so French. the wealthy in the XIX century would bring architects from Paris and have their palaces built in this neighbourhood. later, all the trendy elegant shops opened in the district as they catered for this special clientele. beautiful jacarandas and tipas line their streets. you can walk in this district for... More
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18 reviews
14 attraction reviews
2 helpful votes
My ten-year old daughter was sitting at Place de la République on her fist day ever in Paris llast February and lisped in amazement: Daddy, are we in Pariz or in Recoleta? Why come to Buenos Aires to see Paris? Because, depending on which way you look, you alos save a trip to Madrid, Barcelona or London. Or to echt... More
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28 reviews
13 attraction reviews
8 helpful votes
It is the most beautiful cemetery I've visited in the world so far. Every grave is a masterpiece of architecture. You can spend a day there. There are many prominent people buried there. You can take a tour guide and have a walk over the place and moreover listen to some amazing history.
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69 reviews
22 attraction reviews
33 helpful votes
I loved this part of the city and also I stayed in this area as well. The architecture and the neighborhood it is very clean and safe!!!! Can't wait to go back!!!
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409 reviews
315 attraction reviews
130 helpful votes
It's similar concept than the cemeteries in New Orleans. The reason it's famous is because Evita is buried there. Asked the staff where her tomb is. It's like a maze, so don't go along, walk with someone. 30-60 minutes is sufficient.
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94 reviews
38 attraction reviews
27 helpful votes
I guess most come here just to view Eva´s tomb, which actually is one of the smaller more austere one´s. There are truly some huge, impressive monuments here. Should be on most to do lists whilst in BA, and the surrounding area is lovely too.
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41 reviews
26 attraction reviews
3 helpful votes
IT WAS NICE , CLEAN , BEAUTIFUL ARCHITECTURE BUT THEY WERE ONLY GRAVES, not much to see, no English language was available during my visit , but there are a lot of surrounding bars , cafes and restaurants , on sun day there were a free market of many nice gifts , traditional goods with prices much better then shops
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