Where To Eat And Drink In Buenos Aires

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Where To Eat And Drink In Buenos Aires
Beautiful streets in Soho

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Buenos Aires street signs

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Casa Rosada

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Flowers placed on the graves at La Recoleta Cemetery

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National Museum of Decorative Arts, Buenos Aires

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Graves of notable people at La Recoleta Cemetery

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Looking through the gates at La Recoleta Cemetery

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La Recoleta Cemetery

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Street view, Buenos Aires

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Iguazu Falls

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Rainbow over Iguazu Falls

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Loi Suites Hotels in Iguazu Falls

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Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA)

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Must Eat - A piece of juicy steak

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Delicacy - Beef tongue

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The gorgeous Buenos Aires is a one of the most dreamlike cities in South America.

Buenos Aires is utter European elegance with Colonial, Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Neo-Gothic and French Bourbon architecture that woul remind any traveler of Barcelona, Madrid or Paris.

Chic neighborhoods like Palermo welcome fashionistas looking for the latest trend at numerous sophisticated boutiques, while Recoleta neighborhood surrounding the famous cemetery is a fantastic spot for market shoppers discovering artisanal crafts.

Don’t leave Buenos Aires without trying a piece of juicy steak or sip on gorgeous red wines that whisper secrets from South American sunlight. A meal inside a