Buenos Aires
June 3-6th
![]() The Obelix in the middle of Avenida 9 de Julio |
![]() Plaza de Mayo and the pink government building |
![]() Tango dancers in the streets everywhere |
![]() Musicians playing in the street |
![]() The market in San Telmo |
![]() with lots of antiques |
![]() Old family homes have been turned into |
![]() small shops for tourists |
![]() Ficus plants grow into big trees on the streets |
![]() More antique and second hand shops |
![]() New designers sell their clothes at the Plaza Dorrego market aswell |
![]() Lots of people enjoying the sunny Sunday in San Telmos streets |
![]() Recoletta cemetary in the middle of the city |
![]() Lots of mausoleums in different architectural styles packed close together |
![]() An old grave with many coffins piled ontop of each other |
![]() Eva Peron or Evita's grave |
![]() Many have little alters inside |
![]() Hundreds of angels on the rooftops |
![]() Sunday afternoon in the park |
![]() Martina and Clara enjoying cotton candy |
![]() while most of the Argentineans drink matte |
![]() Cute grocery shop |
![]() Not all parts of the city are as nice |
![]() The bead store!!!!! |
![]() Colourful houses in La Boca |
![]() which is the old harbour |
![]() and is now a very touristy area |
![]() with many artists |
![]() Me on my bike tour |
![]() View of the city from the ecological reserv |
![]() Puerto Maderas harbour |
![]() Bike trail in the ecological reserv |
![]() View in the other direction compared to above |
![]() The bridge is supposed to represent a couple dancing tango (don't ask how...) |
![]() Cute statue in the harbour area |
![]() A door with typical Argentinean painting |
![]() My favorite of the Buenos Aires cow parade |
![]() Along the quay in the port |
![]() Lunch in the sun at Plaza Dorrego |
![]() Breakfast at our hostel |
![]() Flower sculpture at the U.N. park |
![]() Nice birds in the wild |
![]() Even the street art is nicer here |
![]() Fat tree apparently stocking up on water |
![]() Even in the fall there are nice flowering trees |