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Iguazu Falls, located in the "Triple Frontier" region of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay, is the tallest and widest waterfall in the world, with 275 cascades spread over nearly 2 miles of the Iguazu River. The Iguazu Falls, also known as the Iguaçu Falls or Cataratas do Iguaçu, are a UNESCO…
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Obelisco is an iconic landmark in Buenos Aires, Argentina; this white obelisk dominates Plaza de la República and it is popular meeting and photoshoot place. Quick facts Name: Obelisco Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Type of attraction: Architectural/Monument Built: 1936 Ticket price: Free The monument, which stands at 67.5 meters tall,…
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Just steps from Buenos Aires’ Retiro train station and the bustle of Plaza San Martín stands an unexpected piece of London skyline: a red-brick clock tower with green copper domes and a massive Union Jack carved into its base. Welcome to Torre Monumental, one of the city's lesser-known but historically…
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In a city fueled by tango and late-night café conversations, Teatro Colón rises as a cultural monument that needs no music to make a statement—though music is exactly what it's best at. Towering with old-world elegance just blocks from the Obelisk in downtown Buenos Aires, the Colón is more than…
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In the middle of downtown Buenos Aires, where traffic hums and the architecture blends European elegance with Latin grit, stands a building unlike any other in the city—or anywhere, really. Palacio Barolo is part office building, part allegorical monument, and entirely strange in the best way. Key Takeaways: Palacio Barolo…
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