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Attractions in Buenos Aires
El Viejo Almacen
The Viejo Almacen is the most traditional tango place of Buenos Aires, located in the heart of the most bohemian district of Buenos Aires, San Telmo, El Viejo Almacen (The old Storehouse), formerly the first location of the British Hospital of Buenos Aires, treasures an outstanding historic feature, since it was within these walls that Ether was first implemented in surgery by Dr. Mackena in 1844. This colonial building opened as the traditional Tango House in Buenos Aires in 1969.
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La Confiteria Ideal
A sense of nostalgia pervades this aging but elegant club where the tango brings locals and tourists together. Afternoon lessons are a prelude to evening dance parties.
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Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALB
This not-for-profit art museum and cultural center first opened its doors in 2001 with the mission to promote contemporary Latin American artists.
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Palermo
Hip Buenos Aires neighborhood attracts modes and businesspeople.
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Palermo Viejo
Popular for daytime picnics, nature walks and evening strolls, this auspicious neighborhood is home to a number of lush gardens and a zoo.
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Plaza Dorrego
A lively fair with performers and street vendors takes place every Sunday at the second oldest square in the city.
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Russian Orthodox Church (Iglesia Apostolica Ortodo
The tent spires of this Russian Orthodox church make an impressive contrast to the Argentine architecture surrounding it.
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San Telmo
Buenos Aires has tons of really different neighborhoods, but none of them embody the traditional culure like San Telmo. Check out Des NIvel on Defensa street for the best steaks and grill. Be prepared for grease and delicious food. Check out the indoor San Telmo market (which sits inside the entire block between four streets) mid-week for a quite glance at real life around here.
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Academia Nacional del Tango
Students can earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in tango at this academy, one of 18 locations.
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The Obelisk (Obelisco)
The Obelisk has been a popular landmark and celebratory gathering place since it was built in 1936 to mark the spot where the nation’s flag was first flown.
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Calle Florida
Architecture buffs will love the opulent, early 20th-century buildings that line this mile-long pedestrian mall, popular for its gem, leather and fur stores.
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Caminito
Colorful and traditional, this walkway in the La Boca area is dominated by tango dancers and artisans.
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Eva Peron's Tomb
The world-famous former first lady of Argentina is buried in Recoleta Cemetery.
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