More Buenos Aires City Scenes
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Sitting at the fountain in front of the Pink House at Plaza de Mayo square |
Statue commemorating May Revolution (1810) - independence from Spain |
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Military bombings took place here, as well as the March of the Madres |
On walking tour of Avenida de Mayo, Beaux Arts and Art Mouveau buildings |
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Unique hotel with Middle eastern elements. Note the round window tops (1907) |
City's most famous cafe has a surge of tourists every day! |
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Back room that seats numerous political and famous patrons |
Historic figures are depicted in these statues at one table |
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Bar has nostalgic photos of patrons - tuxedo'd wait staff |
Ornate interior of building |
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Beautiful etchings on door along Avenida de Mayo |
Home of newspaper La Prensa, owned by Paz family |
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Guarded Casa de Cultura is home for tours on weekends |
Moreno Monument was secretary of First Government Assembly/journalist |
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Copy of Rodin's famous statue The Thinker |
Monument to Two Congresses - marble and bronze |
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Congreso, most imposing building in city, opened in 1906 |
Confiteria del Molino has a unique windmill top |
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Feeding the pigeons in the plaza Congreso |
Back view of the multilevel structure and fountain |
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The street people take a rest in the park! |
Mal shakes hands with a costumed royal figures in our hotel |