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Omg are you still here in Rosario?! So many cool places to recommend! Im venezuelan but have been living in Rosario for 6 years now and I like it very much ♡

Muy linda ciudad si. no fuera oir la gran cantidad de veredas rotas por la Empresas de servicio que llevan meses rotas , otro gran problema que afea la ciudad es la cantidad de maraña de cables congaldonde hay. Espero que algun intendente les de un buen tiron de orejas, a las empresas de servicios .

alto suicida! se mando solo jajajaja.

Gary why don’t you say that the average British person had no idea about these islands back at the time of the war and on the other side there was no Argentine from first grade to adulthood that has not been taught that these Islands belonge to us and that Britain had always been interested in colonizing Argentina back then a Spanish territory known as the Viceroyaty of the River Plate . When Argentina won independence from Spain they claim this right to all the land occupied by the Spanish. Good that you are referring to this.

Here's the English translation: "Thank you very much Garry for showing our beloved city. I hope you enjoyed your stay in Rosario. I hope you have a wonderful stay in Argentina.

hey, have you been to the peatonal?

"The argentinian Chicago." The city of narcos and mob. One killed per day shoot gun

Reminds me a little bit of parts of Mexico City. Looks nice.

I call the neighborhood you were staying centro too, it tecnically is centro, it is also my neighborhood too. Great video Garry!

Thanks for showing the neighborhood

Muy interesante 😊

Thanks again Garry for showing my city with your unique charm. I have shared your channel to groups of Argentinians living abroad. I hope many watch and subscribe.,

GARRY WELCOME BACK TO ROSARIO, WHENEVER YOU WANT, THIS IS YOUR HOME FROM NOW ON.

thank you for showing how beautiful Rosario is, most of the times the bad reputation is given by people who don`t even live or visit the city and just watch the news that shows only the bad stuff

I don't know if you knew, but Pichinca is a very famous neighborhood, because of its history. At the beginning of the 20th century, Pichincha was a neighborhood where brothels, prostitutes, some gambling houses and the mafia reigned... the Sicilian mafia and the Swiss mafia for example... Chicho Grande and Chicho Chico were some of the most well-known gangsters of those years... along with Chicho Grande's daughter "Agata Galiffi" ​​who was called "the flower of the mafia." In that neighborhood there were many tenements or large houses where many immigrants lived and where they shared bathrooms, a patio to wash clothes and so on... in addition to that many sailors arrived at the "Rosario Norte" train station and well... they wanted to have some fun. bit (?. By the way... on Salta and Oroño streets, in 2013 there was an explosion due to a gas leak in a building that collapsed the rear apartment and where 22 people died... that day the city was paralyzed by the tragedy... it was a total chaos and for days in that area they were not allowed to make noise, because they were looking for possible survivors under the rubble. (behind it is the La Gallega supermarket that imploded that day) If you are still in Rosario, and want a little tour with stories... let me know and we will do it!

Hello, i'm from rosario. North side, where there is a beach known as La Florida, it's very near to the bridge. And I invite You to go if You still here. And do the walk from parque Alem to la rambla. Really beautifull mansions and boats 😊 Thanks You for showing and sharing my beautifull city ❤

But that is the Uptown zone of the city, not a neighbourg, You piece of cat

😂😂😂 you were only 5 minutes left from the flag memorial , walking straight! And that place is called "Parque España" ! Pichincha, is a little bit more far from there... Hope you have had nice and friendly days here! Hugs, and take care!!

Come back soon!!! You´re welcome!!

Molto bene grazie frifru.

Se llama Pichincha

jujuy and dorrego ,that was my school,i love the neighborhood

Thats my neighborhood! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for showing all this places <33

I part the year between Buenos Aires (CABA) and Rosario, and as u r saying, the atmosphere is very similar, architecture/gastronomy/culture/ppl (though Rosario retained the Argentine European immigration identity, it didn;t suffer the Latin immigration the country experienced in recent decades, and the city remains inhabited almost entirely by Italian descent) similarity between Rosario and Buenos Aires/La Plata is so great that outside of them it feels like being in another country.... however, Rosario has a clear advantage (except for public transportation) it;s much cheaper than Buenos Aires, especially in rents and recreation.

Thank you Garry por tus videos y mostrar mi hermosa ciudad ..Se bienvenido siempre .Te esperamos próximamente . Un abrazo .

Always nice to see you Garry, keep up with your nice content

love your videos Garry! hope you enjoyed the stay and thanks for showing the city where i live. i wish you the best of luck

jajajaja soy rosarino y es raro ver un video de rosario como punto de vista de un extranjero, espero que te haya gustado nuestra ciudad, espero algun dia yo poder conocer chicago :)

in Rosario, gentrification is very fast., until a couple of decades ago, this neighborhood belonged to the macrocenter, today, it can be considered microcenter. Therefore, avoiding confusion, it's popularly called: CENTRO (DOWTOWN) Today: microcenter can be located between Bv Oroño-Av Pellegrini-y el Rio macrocenter: from the microcenter limit to Av Francia to the east and Bv 27 de Febrero to the south but as I said: gentrification in Rosario is very fast and in about 10 years downtown expands at a rate of 500 m around the previous limits. It's estimated in 2030 macrocentre will reach Cafferata Street (towards the east) where the bus terminal is located, where buses arrive to Rosario from all over the country. (though currently that Bus Station is located in the limit between Echesortu and Agote neighborhoods)

Crime has reduced by 60% since Javier Milei has been in government

20:34 empaNadas, not empaÑadas! thank you Garry for showing places other than Palermo and Puerto Madero!

Barrio de los Ingleses.

Happy you liked our city Gary, thanks for visiting! Would love to bump into you while you're making these videos and say hi haha

Thank you for showing my city, buddy!I loved your videos! You know directions like a local! Congrats! 😊

Gracias por mostrar mi hermosa ROSARIO......PERO NO TODOS SAVEMOS INGLES

Hi Garry! Please visit Teatro El Círculo! It's a fantastic theatre with a beautiful acoustic! It turned 120 years old this year, you have to go! 😊

I live in that city since I was born, and I can tell you that the city 20 years ago were more quiet than now, but now is more quiet that last year and other years before. As long as I remember, the city become more dangerous since 2010.

Im really glad you are enjoying the city where im from, its always an honour to me and other persons from Rosario to see an american or any other people to have a good time in our city. I hope you will return with a lot of great memories and a nice impression. Thanks for being here and show to the world what my city has to offer

31:47 That's former Buenos Aires province governor, Brigadier General Don Juan Manuel de Rosas. He was in power between 1828-1832 and 1835-1852. He was head of the Federales faction in the civil war, and fought against the Unitarios faction. The Federales sought autonomy for every province and the division of the income from the Buenos Aires port. Unitarians wanted to keep Buenos Aires as the center of power and goverment of the country. He was betrayed and defeated the 3rd of february of 1852 in the Battle of Caseros by a former federal supporter, Justo José de Urquiza. He then exiled in Southhampton, England, and died there in 1877. His remains were brought back to Argentina on the 30th of september, 1989; and his remains were put in a family grave in Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires.

Como Rosarino me tomó mucho tiempo conocer ese museo y puedo decir que es fantástico. Absolutamente patriota. Y además muy interesante el meteorito inmenso que se puede visitar.

VAMOS ROSARIO CARAJO

Vivo a 20 cuadras de donde está la chimenea 🤣

Totalmente acertado, es la primera vez que escucho a un estadounidense admitir que su gobierno participó en los golpes de estado de América Latina. Felicitaciones!

Waw! En los inicios de la ciudad, como en los 1870, le decian "la Chicago argentina", por eso mismo que decis, el crecimiento explosivo y la inmigracion. Justo ahí cerca de donde grabaste ese video hay una muestra fotografica de ese tema, en el Galpón 17. "Galpones del paraná". Desde ahí creció la ciudad, nacio desde el puerto.

B*tch, I'm from Chicago!... I mean, Rosario.

I am from Rosario and now I live in Thailand for 9 years whilst the previous 30 years were divided between Brazil, Spain, Italy and mainly France and England. Watching your videos has been a wonderful experience. I thank you warmly for the nostalgic trip to memory lane.

Te falto la habitacion con el meteoro

Muy interesante. Parece un buen lugar aoara recorrer cuando edte por ROSARIO. 👍👍👍

Thanks! Your videos are like a show I always want to watch and wait for the next episode as if I was just watching any other series on Netflix. Thank you for making this type content. Argentina is awesome 🤍💙