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![THE BEST 5 ESTANCIAS (ranches) OF BUENOS AIRES]()
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- THE BEST 5 ESTANCIAS (ranches) OF BUENOS AIRES
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The smell of the countryside is felt from the first moment
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![What to do in Tigre and San Isidro]()
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- What to do in Tigre and San Isidro
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A paradise half an hour from the chaos
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![The five oldest and most historic restaurants in Buenos Aires]()
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- The five oldest and most historic restaurants in Buenos Aires
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Few centenary restaurants and cafes survived
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![Buenos Aires by bike: 5 tours to meet the city]()
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- Buenos Aires by bike: 5 tours to meet the city
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Buenos Aires has about a thousand block bicycle path: one hundred kilometers to breathe the city from the freedom of two wheels. Here we share the most beautiful routes.
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![Jazz in Buenos Aires: why should we discover jazz in the City and where to enjoy it]()
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- Jazz in Buenos Aires: why should we discover jazz in the City and where to enjoy it
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Fusion, alternative, free style and usual standards are icons of Buenos Aires. Jazz lives in the city and its tradition dates back to the beginning of the 20th Century, which is always innovating.
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![Buenos Aires Literary: the city told by the great Argentine authors]()
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- Buenos Aires Literary: the city told by the great Argentine authors
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Some of the final scenes of the novel "El sueño de los Héroes” (The Dream of Heroes) happen between Recoleta and Barrio Norte. Specifically, at the corner of Libertador and Tagle where decades ago ran
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![The best Argentine wines]()
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- The best Argentine wines
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One of the best sommeliers of Argentina recommended exclusively for Buenos Aires to go 11 local brands that everybody should taste and try.
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![San Telmo Fair: the treasure hunt]()
- Vintage
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- San Telmo Fair: the treasure hunt
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San Telmo fair is one of the rides you can´t miss if you visit the neighborhood on a Sunday. Its 270 posts offer treasures of the past, as they have done for over forty years.
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