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Dare to visit an abandoned amusement park at Buenos Aires and discover the enchantment of a different photo shoot location surrounded by old mechanical games that will make you want to spend lots of film!
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Once is one of the busiest areas of the city and perhaps one of the most colorful and diverse. Home to bustling markets, a high traffic transport area, and a very diverse ethnic community, this neighborhood begs to be portrayed. So, why not leave your guidebook behind for once and discover a new part of town?
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Make reading more books one of your New Year resolutions this year! Why? Because after a visit to this unique bookstore, you'll surely want to keep coming back. Located in an antique theater in Buenos Aires, it's definitely an incredible sight - whether you're a book lover or not.
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In the middle of the city of Buenos Aires, in the neighbourhood of Recoleta, there is a cemetery nearly 200 years old. Its little streets are packed up with old vaults, all of them designed like they were works of art. The most celebrated Argentinean personalities now rest in peace inside these walls. Come take a look!
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This may not be the creepiest cemetery, in case you are seeking a terror experience but it is worth visiting if you are around Recoleta, a fancy neighborhood in Buenos Aires.
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Puerto Madero, the youngest neighborhood in Buenos Aires with streets named after women.
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I am currently living in Buenos Aires, Argentina,and I am lucky enough to live in San Telmo, a gorgeous old neighborhood. My favorite place is the antique market on Plaza Dorrego. It takes place on Sundays, and is located on Plaza Dorrego, although the magic starts at the moment you walk down my street, which is called Defensa.
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I was one of the last few people I know to surrender to Buenos Aires. In the beginning of March I decided to benefit from the fact that I had two friends studying there and convinced my mother to take this journey with me.
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Buenos Aires is a truly intoxicating place. With streetscapes and a culture of both Latin American and European influences, the different neighborhoods of BA provide the perfect excuse for aimless wandering and shooting. The Recoleta Cemetery houses some of Argentina's most (in)famous characters, and an incredible array of monuments and alleyways. Maps are available, but it's quite an experience to let yourself get lost among the statues and stray cats.
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Colegiales is a neighborhood in Buenos Aires, at the north of the city between Palermo, Belgrano, and Chacarita. It is quiet and lovely and if you have a good eye, you'll see a lot of great and original places to take pictures of. And those places are the type that you won't just learn from any tour guide!
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The Nosotros Project continues with its journey of searching for urban, young, and contemporary culture throughout Latin America. Inside our bag is a Holga BC 135 and a Supersampler making analog recordings of this trip. See what they discovered throughout Argentina in three cities: Buenos Aires, Mar del Plata, and Mendoza.
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If you think Hollywood is 'THE' place for hot celebrities in America, then let's meet the other side of the "IN" place for death in Argentina. What I mean by DEATH is not to die on the spot or something but it's the place for the eternal rest.
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Been in Buenos Aires for too many days? Cross the Río de la Plata River to Uruguay's closest World Heritage spot: Colonia del Sacramento. A small and quiet town where you can walk around historical buildings, chill on the riverside, and drink excellent wine.
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A place to hear and watch the silence.
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Caminito is one of the typical postcard scenery in Buenos Aires, it's impossible to miss when you go on vacation in Argentina's capital.
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I've always wanted to know more about this place since 1996. Soda Stereo was the reason.
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Casa Rosada (Pink House) is considered as one of Buenos Aires's most emblematic structures.
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Visita a una librería que funciona en un antiguo teatro en Buenos Aires.
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Fui uma das últimas pessoas que conheço que resolveu se render a tentação de ir a Buenos Aires. No início de março resolvi aproveitar que tinha duas amigas estudando lá e convenci minha mãe a fazer esse passeio comigo.
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Un lugar donde escuchar y observar el silencio.
