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Tigre Buenos Aires

36 Reviews It was founded on may 20th 1892 Address: Paseo Victorica 602 (1648) Tigre Pcia. de Buenos Aires - Argentina Fundado el 20 de Mayo de 1892 Paseo Victorica 602 (1648) Tigre Pcia. de Buenos Aires -...

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Palermo's Park Buenos Aires

8 Reviews If you feel tired of the city and want to see a green space, then Los Bosques de Palermo is a good place. They are located 15 minutes away from downtown and they get packed with locals, mostly at the...

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National Fine Arts Museum Buenos Aires

3 Reviews I went to Malba and the Museo de Bellas Artes. Bellas Artes was far superior to Malba, so if you can't make it to both, go to the B.A. There is so much to see you will need at least a couple of hours....

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MACN

by andal13

MACN (Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales "Bernardino Rivadavia", or Natural Sciences Argentinian Museum "Bernardino Rivadavia") is the most important museum of this kind in Buenos Aires; it houses an awesome collection of fossils and present living things, rocks and an aquarium.Adress: Angel Gallardo 490Visits: From Monday to Sunday, from 2 PM to 7 PMEntrance fee: 2 Argentinian pesos (0.65 $)MACN (Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales "Bernardino Rivadavia") es el museo de este tipo más importante de Buenos Aires; alberga una imponente colección de fósiles y seres vivos actuales, rocas y un acuario.Dirección: Angel Gallardo 490Visitas: de lunes a domingos, de 14 a 19 horasEntrada: 2 pesos argentinos (0.65 $)

La Plata Museum

by andal13

The city of La Plata was founded in 1880, on purpose, to become the capital of the Province of Buenos Aires. It was carefully planned, so it is a very neat town (it is familiarly called "city of diagonals"). The Museo de Ciencias Naturales (Natural Sciences Museum), which depends from Universidad Nacional de La Plata (National University of La Plata), it is a MUST for everybody, not only for scientists, teachers and students. The whole collection is just amazing; it includes paleontology, zoology, botany, anthropology and archaeology samples. Of course, the vedettes are the Dinosaurs, situated at the Paleontology rooms. La ciudad de La Plata fue fundada en 1880, a propósito, como capital de la Provincia de Buenos Aires. Fue cuidadosamente planificada, por lo que es una ciudad muy ordenada (familiarmente se la llama "la ciudad de las diagonales"). El Museo de Ciencias Naturales, que...

Posada Suyai

by Pierangelo

150 km from Cochrane and near Cerro San Lorenzo there is a magic and peaceful place on the riverside of lake Pueyrredòn. The lake is divided into two parts by a natural dike and has two different colors: one part blue and the other green. From here you can have a trekking in Canyon of Gold.

more and more falls..

by randychiara

u never get bored of watching the majestity of nature here.. and u could fall asleep closing your eyes and listening to the sound of nature..this place is great cos it's full of birds and butterflies

iguazu falls argentinian side

by randychiara

if u are in Buenos Aires the cheapesr way to get there is to take a bus from Retiro and u get there in 12 hours.Otherwise u can fly there, which is also pretty cheap, with Austral or Aerolineas Argentinas which leave from the airport in Palermo.

Iguazu : Listen to the rangers.. Sympas les gardes

by Maillekeul

... not only because they will tell you every warnings you have already listened to, but because they can show you the marvels of this Park, if you're nice enough with them... They will show you the birds you didn't even notices and they will tell you a lot about fauna and flora... And this is also working when you did not pay for a guided visit ! Give them a tip, they're so helpful.... pas seulement parce qu'ils vont vous repeter les avertissements que vous connaissez deja, mais parce qu'ils peuvent vous montrer les merveilles de faune et de flore que recelle le Parc et a cote desquelles vous seriez passees, sans cela... Et pas besoin de faire une visite guidee pour beneficier de leurs precieux services ! Ils meritent un pourboire...

Iguazu : The price to pay for the falls...

by Maillekeul

Seeing the "cataratas" from the Argentina side is not expensive, but prices have changed last November.You must pay 30 pesos (10 USD) to enter the park, and then you are allowed to take the train and a small boat (just a transportation, no shower trip !) to Isla San Martin. If you want to come back the day after, validate your ticket before leaving, and you will pay only 15 pesos for your re-entrance...Pas tres cher de voir les merveilleuses chutes du cote Argentin, mais les prix ont change en novembre dernier.Maintenant, vous devez payer 30 pesos (10 USD) pour l'entree et vous aurez le droit au petit train gratuit ainsi qu'un passage (sans douche !) sur la Isla San Martin. Si vous voulez revenir le lendemain, faites valider votre ticket avant de partir et vous ne paierez que 15 pesos lors de votre retour.

El Calafate : To the Glacier - Aller au Glacier

by Maillekeul

If you want to go and watch the Moreno Glacier from El Calafate and if you are a more than 3 people group, this is really cheaper to rent a car : go to the rent-a-car on the right side of the village when facing the lakes (cheaper : from 108 to 117 pesos - 36 to 39 USD, without the 20 pesos for gasoline (200 Kilometers)). And another advice : go there really early (leave El Calafate around 5.45 in the morning), you will certainly be the firsts to arrive (and to leave) and youwill enjoy a wonderful sunrise ! Pros : it's cheaper (cheapest tours are about 70 pesos, entry of the Park (20 pesos) included) and you may leave whenever you want (and don't have to wait 4 hours and a half before coming back).Si vous voulez visiter le Glacier et que vous etes plus de 3, il est beaucoup plus rentable de louer une caisse : allez aux agences de location qui se trouvent du cote droit du village quand on...

through the Countryside

by pepples46

Argentina is in parts a vast Country, stretching from the tropics to antartica, any stretch of driving through Argentina has always been pleasure,I hope it still is, but be prepared and take nothing for granted a Sparetyre would do no harm,food, torch, warm clothing, matches to make a fire..but be carefull!!*

early settlements

by pepples46

and although Argentina is a very fertil Country, almost any crob can be grown, a lot of early settlements have been reclaimed by the bush..it is quite an expirience to see unter which extrem circumstances first settlers have tried to make a living, but after a long,hart battle had to try they're luck somewhere else..sometimes more then once in they're Lifetime

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