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Corrientes Avenue, how well do you know her?
Author: Miguel Cabrera
Corrientes Avenue is, without a doubt, the place in the city with the greatest iconography of t...
Santa Rosa de Lima
Author: Miguel Cabrera
We remember the first Saint of America, telling her story
La Boca, beyond its 150 years
Author: Miguel Cabrera
As the most colorful neighborhood in Buenos Aires, La Boca has a bohemian and artistic feel and...
Behind the tunnels of the City
Author: Miguel Cabrera
We should ask Manuel Mujica Lainez and his Misteriosa Buenos Aires permission to begin describi...
Buenos Aires for kids
Author: Gabriela Saavedra
On vacation with the boys? We leave you some proposals of all kinds to enjoy with the children...
The Basilica where Francis received the baptism
Author: Miguel Cabrera
The Basilica of Mary Help of Christians in Buenos Aires is part of the religious tourism circui...
Buenos Aires: Going back to the neighborhoods
Author: Gabriela Saavedra
Outside of the traditional tourist circuits, more and more tourists go back to other neighborho...
A different way to get to know the city
Author: Gabriela Saavedra
From vandalism to artistic movement: urban art grows in the City of Buenos Aires and fills the...
8 must-see from Buenos Aires
Author: Gabriela Saavedra
The City of Buenos Aires has alternatives for all tastes. But there are some essential things y...
What to do in the Retiro neighborhood
Author: Gabriela Saavedra
A very important neighborhood on a historical level that offers a lot to see. We tell you 5 mus...
What to do in the neighborhood of La Boca
Author: Gabriela Saavedra
One of the most popular neighborhoods of the city, La Boca gives us colors and attractions ever...
What to do in the neighborhood of Monserrat
Author: Gabriela Saavedra
Monserrat is the oldest neighborhood of the City of Buenos Aires. Going around it is going back...
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