Buenos Aires Landscapes

• Plaza Italia
• El Rosedal
• Planetario Galileu Galilei
• Casino Puerto Madero
• Cementerio de la Recoleta

1. Festival de Tango 2009
2. Basílica del Santísimo Sacramento
3. Edificio Kavanagh
4. Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes
5. Caminito

1. Belgrano (1)
2. Costanera (1)
3. General (6)
4. La Boca (1)
5. Montserrat (1)
6. National Historic Monument (6)
7. Outside Buenos Aires (1)
8. Palermo (9)
9. Puerto Madero (3)
10. Recoleta (4)
11. Retiro (3)
12. San Nicolás (3)

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2. July 2009
3. January 2009
4. August 2008
5. July 2008
6. June 2008
7. May 2008
8. April 2008

Buenos Aires

• Agenda Bs As
  Calendar of cultural activities / Calendário de atividades culturais
• Agenda Ñ
  Another calendar of events / Outra agenda de eventos
• Basura Cero
  Recycling / Recicle
• Trip Advisor
  Bs As Hotels recommended by travelers / Hotéis de Bs As recomendados por viajantes
• Turismo Bs As
  Official Tourism Site of Buenos Aires / Site Oficial de Turismo de Buenos Aires

Moving around Bs As

• Colectivos
  City buses / Ônibus municipais
• Mapa Interactivo de Bs As
  Interactive street map of Buenos Aires / Mapa interativo com ruas de Buenos Aires
• Subte
  Subway / Metrô
• TBA Trenes de Bs As
  City train / Trens urbanos
• Tren de La Costa

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• MuvHaus
  3D Modeling and Design. Check our website! / Modelagem 3D e Design. Visite nosso website!
• Panoramio by MuvHaus
  Photographs by Muvhaus / Fotografias de MuvHaus
• Panoramio of BsAsLandscapes
  Photographs of Bs As / Fotografias de Bs As

Websites of Interest

• Friends of World Heritage
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Mates bought in the cities of El Chaltén and El Calafate

One Argentinean habit, as the culture of Tango, soccer and bife de chorizo among others, is to drink the “Yerba Mate” (Ilex paraguariensis). In the southern part of Brazil, this beverage is known as chimarrão, the typical beverage of the gaúchos. In Argentina, this beverage is also traditional to the gauchos, the Argentinean cowboys. However, the Mate’s history comes of a time prior to the Spanish and Portuguese colonization in South America, when the “mati” was a common beverage of the Guarani and Guaicuru people. Click here to continue reading…

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