Most people wants to visit Brasil, when they're going S. America. Argentina has, for some reason, always been on the top of my list. Thanks for uploading a very good video 👍👌
Thanks! Argentina is very beautiful and it is understandable why it would be one the top of your list. There is so much to do there. Thanks for watching. Cheers
I recommend you to visit Belgrano Barrancas, with the first Statue of Liberty in America (inaugurated 25 days before the statue in New York), made by Francois Bartholdi, the same as the statue in New York. You can find a few meters away, Chinatown, and the area of buildings is also very nice. Also another MUst to Visit is to walk around Recoleta neighborhood. Alvear Av, Quintana Av, Recoleta Cemetery, Recoleta Cultural Center. Also walking on Santa Fe ave from Retiro to Palermo, with fantastic EL Ateneo Bookstore ( Santa Fe av and Callao Ave ) , considered the most glamorous in the world. and many other atractions
Thanks for sharing your recommendations! Belgrano Barrancas and Recoleta sound like must-see spots. Will have to return to explore the Statue of Liberty and all the other attractions you mentioned!
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Most people wants to visit Brasil, when they're going S. America.
Argentina has, for some reason, always been on the top of my list.
Thanks for uploading a very good video 👍👌
Thanks! Argentina is very beautiful and it is understandable why it would be one the top of your list. There is so much to do there. Thanks for watching. Cheers
Amazing!
Thank you! Cheers!
I recommend you to visit Belgrano Barrancas, with the first Statue of Liberty in America (inaugurated 25 days before the statue in New York), made by Francois Bartholdi, the same as the statue in New York. You can find a few meters away, Chinatown, and the area of buildings is also very nice. Also another MUst to Visit is to walk around Recoleta neighborhood. Alvear Av, Quintana Av, Recoleta Cemetery, Recoleta Cultural Center. Also walking on Santa Fe ave from Retiro to Palermo, with fantastic EL Ateneo Bookstore ( Santa Fe av and Callao Ave ) , considered the most glamorous in the world. and many other atractions
Thanks for sharing your recommendations! Belgrano Barrancas and Recoleta sound like must-see spots. Will have to return to explore the Statue of Liberty and all the other attractions you mentioned!