Hello everyone! I've just moved to this beautiful country for work reasons and I'm living in Palermo. Since I've recently arrived, I've been exploring the city like a good tourist. I've already visited several places recommended to me, such as museums, Recoleta Cemetery, and some restaurants. However, I'd love some tips on places that you found interesting, even if they're not so well-known. Thanks in advance!
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Hello Rose Mary! When I was in BA, I visited San Telmo Market and absolutely loved it. You can find restaurants, street food stalls, and explore the arts and antiques fair. Walking through its picturesque streets is a wonderful experience. Plus, there are plenty of great bars in the area. Here's a thread with more information about this place. Hope this helps!
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Melibaires
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It's a great time to visit the Japanese Garden, located in Palermo. Here’s a thread with all the information. I say it's the best time to go because the cherry blossom trees, known as sakuras, are in full bloom. It's a beautiful sight to see and capture, in addition to the picturesque landscape of the garden.
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Betsy Ross
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One of my favorite places to go. It's especially beautiful when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. Right in the city but feels like an oasis.It's a great time to visit the Japanese Garden, located in Palermo. Here’s a thread with all the information. I say it's the best time to go because the cherry blossom trees, known as sakuras, are in full bloom. It's a beautiful sight to see and capture, in addition to the picturesque landscape of the garden.
Jardín Japonés / Japanese Garden
Jardín Japonés / Japanese garden The Japanese Garden was created by the Japanese community of Buenos Aires. The Japanese Garden is located in the Palermo neighborhood. The Japanese Garden represents a typical Japanese park, with its lakes, bridges and waterfalls. It has a large collection of...
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