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Barrios and Attractions
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Carnival Gualeguaychu Argentina
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Every Saturday for two months Gualeguaychu in the province of Entre Rios celebrates carnival ('carnaval' in Spanish). I tried to see...
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Love Hotels aka Telos in Buenos Aires
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I can't believe it was almost a year ago (where the hell does the time go?) since I wrote this post about Love Hotels aka Telos which i...
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Noche de los Museos (Night of the Museums)
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As promised, here is more of the cultural stuff going on in Buenos Aires - Noche de los Museos (Night of the Museums) Buenos Aires, Argenti...
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Barrio Chino (Chinatown), Buenos Aires
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According to Google, quite a few visitors to this blog come here to discover tips and info about Buenos Aires and travel in Argentina in g...
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Oktoberfest Argentina
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Oktoberfest in Villa General Belgrano, Córdoba, Argentina Every year in October the small town of Villa General Belgrano goes a little '...
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Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires
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I went on one of my now famous walkathons today. I need to motivate myself to get going but once I get going, I'm like Forrest Gump or ...
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San Telmo, Buenos Aires
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I finally got the WIFI working in our new place via our DSL service 'Speedy' so internet is now functional in any room of our one be...
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Pet Peeves - The list grows longer!
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I have an ever growing list of pet peeves as I get older. If patience is a virtue, then I guess I am sadly, very lacking in at least that v...
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FREE BEER! - Yes You Heard Right !
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I like (actually I love) to go for a quiet pint every now n' then and just stare into the deafening silence and hear the hypnotysing clo...
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I See Dead People!
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Recoleta District (Barrio), Buenos Aires Probably the most touristy district in Buenos Aires is Recoleta. It's here you find an over pr...
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Temaiken Zoo, Outskirts of Buenos Aires
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The Buenos Aires city zoo has a reputation for being a bit old and drab and the animals a bit, well, old and drab! However about 60kms outs...
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Boo-A-Hoo!
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Saturday was to be the last big night for Carnival 2008 in Gualeguaychu. Every Saturday for 2 months, the place goes crazy with a parade of...
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Gualeguaychu Carnival, Argentina
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Photo: Carnival Fun Tomorrow, I'm off to the last day of carnival in these there parts in Gualeguaychu Carnival, Argentina with the miss...
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Suckin' Face in Pinamar
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Five hours down the coast from Buenos Aires, lies the laid back beach resort of Pinamar. We went for the weekend to see what it had it offe...
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Mar Del Plata
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Mar Del Plata is the biggest resort on Argentina ’s Atlantic coast (approx 5 hours south of Buenos Aires ). We went for five days in what...
San Telmo
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We visited the neighbourhood of San Telmo at the weekend. It's most famous for its 'touristy' market set in a plaza surrounded ...
La Boca
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I finally got around to visiting this colourful neighbourhood in the south east of the city at the weekend. It’s near the old port and fam...
The Night of the Museums
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Photo: Free Late Night Concert & DJ's Late nights are the norm in Buenos Aires but here's a novel idea for a late night cultu...
Pool / Billiards
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So its no secret I like an ol' game of pool n' a beer. There's a place called 'JOBS' located at Arenales y Agüero whic...
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