Palacio Barolo
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Sitting along Avenida de Mayo (one of Buenos Aires's most famous streets), Palacio Barolo stands out with it's intriguing architecture and captivating view from the top (only accessible via a tour). Interestingly, the building still operates as an office block for lawyers, architects and other professionals.
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Mercado San Telmo
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As many who come to Buenos Aires will know,the markets along "Defensa" street in San Telmo are not to be missed and they're certainly fun but the indoor market of "Mercado San Telmo" is that extra bit special (probably because it is still less discovered).
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3 h
Languages
English, Spanish
El Ateneo
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If you like books or not, El Ateneo is definitely something to go and marvel at. The well kept stalls, cornices and lighting is quite stunning, as well as the lines of books filling empty spaces (particularly when looking from above).
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Paseo La Plaza
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Paseo La Plaza is a nice little place to go for a meal or drink pre/post theatre. It's a quiet oasis from the busy Corrientes and also hosts 2-3 smaller theatre venues with some alternative theatre, as well a few shops, restaurants and bars.
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Milion
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It's a nice place to go with your partner! Ideal for a beautiful night. Have several options. Restaurant, bar. You can dine à la carte in the Restaurant at the ground floor. The site of Buenos Aires that never fails, day or night
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Teatro Colon
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This is admittedly a tourist hot spot but for good reason; outside and inside of Teatro Colon is somewhere that just has to be experienced when in Buenos Aires and I would really recommend getting tickets to see a show so you can enjoy it in all its glory. I saw the ballet "Gisele"(from the higher and cheaper seats) and it was mesmerizing.
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The Planetarium
Museums & Galleries
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The planetarium is quite an impressive building to behold, particularly at night when it lights up. There's a cool museum if you're into this sort of thing and/or astronomy based shows which are held most days. On Friday evenings there are also sometimes special shows on with live music or a DJ.
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Plaza Dorrego
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Almost every day of the week (and especially on Sundays) Plaza Dorrego will be entertaining in one way or the other. During the week you will find tango dancers performing to whoever will watch them then on Sundays the square is filled with every conceivable antique you can find.
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Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo
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This museum is pretty unique as it was formally the home to one of Argentina's richest family. Now open to the public, many visitors are charmed by the inside which still holds many of the family's collectible, including chandeliers, artwork and old antiques.
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Bellas Artes Museum
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This museum is a joy to walk around and there are English guided tours if you want to be filled in properly on all the pieces. If not, there's always wide and varied exhibitions to take a look at and make your own interpretations of. The museum is also free which is always a bonus.
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La Viruta
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This place offers tango and salsa lessons plus a mean caipirinha. It's a great place for beginners and you can hide away at the back if you're feeling a bit sheepish. The evening starts with the pros (showing us how it's done) then there are great lessons for anyone brave enough to give it a go.
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Proa Museum
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Proa museum feels like quite a find when you enter it; modern, chic and filled with very unique and innovative exhibitions. I love it as an add-on to a wander down the infamous "El Camininto" in La Boca, with its colourful houses and cliched wonderfulness.
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Le Cathedral
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I have to say, I'd heard a lot about Le Cathedral as a place to learn and see tango but must admit I avoided it at first as I thought it would be overrun by tourists. However - I must say - it really surprised me with its authenticity, cosy setting and great tango lessons.
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3 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Portuguese
Bomba del Tiempo
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The "Bomba del Tiempo" night is probably one of the most fun experiences I've hadin Buenos Aires. The night won't cost you more than 200 pesos (dependant on how much beer you drink) so it's also light on the pocket if you're on a budget.
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Cementerio de la Chacarita
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If you're a fan of history and are interested in visiting the resting place of some of Argentina's most famous figures then you should definitely check this place out. The endless streets (yes, streets) of enormous gothic structures will take your breath away.
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