Buenos Aires attractions

1. Cultour      

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   Hola Mi nombre es Jose de Chile.. el tour me parecio EXCELENTE!!! Muy interesante... lo guias muy buena onda y el tema es apacionante.. Los SUPER RECOMIENDO. Saludos.

   by jose posted on Apr, 2008

2. Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano Isaac...      

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   This is beautiful small museum not to be missed by visitors to Buenos Aires. The museum is housed in a Peruvian-style building that is an oasis of tranquillity, and has a lovely garden, modelled in the Andalucian style. It exhibits an engaging collection of Spanish paintings, colonial silver,... more This is beautiful small museum not to be missed by visitors to Buenos Aires. The museum is housed in a Peruvian-style building that is an oasis of tranquillity, and has a lovely garden, modelled in the Andalucian style. It exhibits an engaging collection of Spanish paintings, colonial silver, baroque furniture and religious artifacts. A window to the colonial times and traditional art.close

   by Bairana posted on May, 2007

4. Evita Museum      

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   The Evita museum is a must for anyone interested in this era of Argentinian history and the Eva Peron story. I loved it, and the museum is so well laid out. I found it all fascinating and I was moved by the whole thing. You can wander from room to room which outline the different stages of Eva's... more The Evita museum is a must for anyone interested in this era of Argentinian history and the Eva Peron story. I loved it, and the museum is so well laid out. I found it all fascinating and I was moved by the whole thing. You can wander from room to room which outline the different stages of Eva's life, the last room being about her death. It's a definite if you are ever lucky enough to get to Buenos Aires.close

   by yvonne posted on Apr, 2007

5. River Plate      

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   No matter who you get to see in BA, whether it is River Plate or Bocas, the are all well worth seeing. To say that the locals are passionate about their football is one of the worlds largest understatements. The tourist recommendation is to make sure you get the posh seats, and that is one of... more No matter who you get to see in BA, whether it is River Plate or Bocas, the are all well worth seeing. To say that the locals are passionate about their football is one of the worlds largest understatements. The tourist recommendation is to make sure you get the posh seats, and that is one of the things that I actually agree with out of the guidebooks. If you go in with the hardcores, go in with as little as possible, as you will come out with probably just your shorts, and multiple bruises.close

   by therookiefal posted on Dec, 2007

7. Feria de Mataderos      

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   A real must for anyone visiting Buenos Aires, this is the ideal place to go on a Sunday and experience traditional Argentinean music, food and dance. The music and dance shows are free and the fair sells good value traditional crafts and souvenirs. Open on Sundays from 11am to 20pm.

   by Bairana posted on Apr, 2007

8. Boca Juniors Game      

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   Fantastic experience, you can literally feel the stadium shaking with the excitement and movement of the fans. I have no interest in football normally, but would definitely recommend the experience!

   by niamh posted on May, 2007

9. MALBA Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de...      

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   If you like art, you shouldn't miss a visit to MALBA. This is a new, world-class museum with paintings and sculptures of famous latin american artists like Frida Kahlo, Botero, Xul Solar, Diego Rivera, Antonio Berni and many others. Along with the permanent collection, Malba hosts international... more If you like art, you shouldn't miss a visit to MALBA. This is a new, world-class museum with paintings and sculptures of famous latin american artists like Frida Kahlo, Botero, Xul Solar, Diego Rivera, Antonio Berni and many others. Along with the permanent collection, Malba hosts international exhibitions. After your visit you can relax at its lovely café and purchase some souvenirs at their desing store Tiendamalba.close

   by Bairana posted on May, 2007

10. San Telmo      

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    On Sunday mornings, there is a flea market at Plaza Dorrego, where you can find all kind of antiques and handicrafts, and a lot of peculiar characters.

    by annahh posted on Sep, 2007