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Centro Cultural Kirchner
2,011
"This is a beautiful building...just looking at the architecture is worth a visit.""The Old Postal Office Building is now a truly awesome Cultural Center, where one can spend hours visiting artistic expositions, musical events, cultural phenomena, and the very well preserved and recycled eclectic..."
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Palacio Paz
366
"Palacio Paz is located across the street from the Plaza San Martin and is about an 8 minute walk from the Galerias Pacifico mall in the Florida shopping area.""You can visit the palace with a guided tour, which is totally recommendable since in that way you can know better about everything the building has, and everything that happened in there."
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Basilica Nuestra Senora de la Merced
175
"... during the anti church riots of 1955, the church still contains many of the original furnishings, and decorative items, such as the wooden Cristo de la Humildad y Paciencia, that was carved from a single tree.""This is an impressive church, such a surprise to discover it, such a beautiful church to be visited in the centre."
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Museo de Armas de la Nación
159
"It has a great collection of weapons of all sort, lovely pieces, and is well maintained and dead cheap (Pesos 90 ~USD 2,2 per person) for what it showcases.""The museum is hosted in 18 rooms of the same building that also hosts the Palacio Paz next door and is filled to the gunnels with mostly military hand weapons."
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Edificio Kavanagh
265
"The engineers created a technological triumph: the tallest building in Latin America, with innovative reinforced concrete, and conveniences that included central air conditioning and a dozen elevators.""The Kavanagh Building was designed in 1934 and built in 1936, and at 394 feet (120 meters) it was for a time the tallest building in Latin America."
