Showing posts with label Avenida de Mayo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Avenida de Mayo. Show all posts
Monday, 16 April 2018
El Cafe Tortoni
When you visit Buenos Aires you will surelly be taken to the "Cafe Tortoni" in Avenida de Mayo, Which is probably the most famous "Cafe Notable" of the city.
Besides being a Vintage venue, it is the place where most of argentinas famous Tango singers performed.
Etiquetas:
Argentina,
Avenida de Mayo,
Buenos Aires,
South America
Saturday, 13 January 2018
Librería La Calesita, Avenida de Mayo

Filled with antique objects as well as books, its one of thos places that are worth stopping by just to feel the ambiance and sample a glimps from the past.
Etiquetas:
Argentina,
Avenida de Mayo,
Buenos Aires,
South America
Saturday, 11 March 2017
The fundación Cassará and its Terrace
The Pablo Cassara foundation is located on Av. de Mayo 1194 in the building occupied by one of the old hotels that use to sit on that important thoroughfare.
I will not get into what the foundations goals are, but into the event they organised on March 9th, which was to open its premises to visitors.
They gave a tour of the building and its terrace which holds an excellent view of all the other fine constructions on Avenida de Mayo, which is one of Buenos Aire´s richest architecturally speaking.
From its renovated deck-terrace we could get an excellent view of all the adjacent building along with an historical explanation.
Etiquetas:
Architecture,
Argentina,
Avenida de Mayo,
Buenos Aires,
South America
Friday, 23 September 2016
WWG - Palacio Barolo guided tour
For a city with roughly a hundred years of history, considering that before the twentieth century, Buenos Aires was an obscure port city, Buenos Aires has quite a few interesting historical buildings

One of them being the "Palacio Barolo" which I previously mentioned in this Blog.
Located at Avenida de Mayo 1370, it is one of the oldest tall buildings in the city.

Without getting into its history, I will mention that there is a guided tour which takes you from bottom to top and tells you its fascinating story.
I do recommend bringing camera and tripod to take really great pics of the plaza congreso, specially at sundown.
For more info check the site
http://www.palaciobarolotours.com/site/en
Etiquetas:
Argentina,
Avenida de Mayo,
Buenos Aires,
guided tours,
South America,
WWG
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