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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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Casa Rosada is famous presidential palace in Buenos Aires. This pink colored mansion offers free guided tours. Tours are offered in Spanish and English, and they are free of charge. Make sure to book your tour by visiting the website. An experienced guide will take you around the public areas…
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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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La Recoleta Cemetery is a unique burial site, located in Buenos Aires Recoleta neighborhood, full of art statues and mausoleums or famous people. Some of them include Eva Perón, presidents of Argentina and Nobel Prize winners. Cemetery is constructed like a proper city, with large square "blocks" and tree-lined avenues…
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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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