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Dishes from all over the world, prepared by people from all over the world
A journey exploring international gastronomy in the capital of Argentina.
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8 places to relive Buenos Aires' political history
Explore the sites where some of the city's most important historic events took place.
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Buenos Aires' famous personalities
Follow in the footsteps of the city's best known personalities.
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Thirteen stops to make on Avenida de Mayo
Modelled on Madrid’s Gran Vía, Avenida de Mayo is one of the grandest and most important in Buenos Aires.
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What links Egypt, an earthquake and the first foundation of Buenos Aires?
Final clue: you’ll find it in the central area of the city. Read on to learn the answer.
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What Porteño icon links…?
Some of the city's icons hide sometimes unexpected connections. Can you guess what icon connects the three things mentioned?
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Going underground: discover urban art on the Buenos Aires subte
You can find great street art everywhere in Buenos Aires, even underground.
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What links the number 3, Naples, and riding horseback?
One clue: it’s a staple of Porteño gastronomy. Any ideas yet?
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What links Pavarotti, a horseshoe and 735 light bulbs?
This one isn’t so tricky. Can you guess?
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News: For 11th year running, Buenos Aires organises region's biggest LGBT tourism conference
GNetwork 2018 took place at Alvear Palace Hotel August 21 - 24. More than 1,400 guests from 18 countries took part. The Buenos Aires City Tourist Board's main topic was to survey the market and prepare providers. Buenos Aires is one of the 10 top LGBT destinations in the world according to the British LGBT Awards.