Buenos Aires: The tour began in the capital city of Buenos Aires. Beth and I arrived the day before the official start of the tour. We spent our first afternoon wandering along the river at Puerto Madero, taking in the atmosphere of this redeveloped area which has become an upscale area. On Sunday, Beth and I walked to down Florida Street and took in the sights and sounds as vendors set up their wares down the middle of the mall. Lunch was the official start of the tour, after which, we were given an overview of the city. Sole, our guide, then took us to some flea markets and the Jose Hernandez Museum. Segment I of Weaving Andean Stories: Tracing Argentina's Cultural Heritage and Traditions. November 2011 For more photos and trip information, please visit www.Olfarts.org/Argentina1111.htm and www.NaturesPix.com.

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Argentina Travel trip: Cuesta de Lipan, Jujuy Province, Argentina. We drove from Purmamarca up the scenic Cuesta de Lipan to Salinas Grandes, which are among the world's largest and highest naturally renewing salt flats, covering about 3200 square miles. The highest point on the road is 4170 meters, or about 13, 500 feet November 2011. Segment III of Weaving Andean Stories: Tracing Argentina's Cultural Heritage and Traditions. November 2011 For more photos and trip information, please visit www.Olfarts.org/Argentina1111.htm and www.NaturesPix.com.

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By the end of the last century, Mr. Francisco Kelly , an Argentine citizen of irish descendance named his land Santa Susana as a homage to his wife, Susana Caffrey. The ranch is located in the district of Campana , Buenos Aires province, and near the town of Los Cardales. It actually occupies an area of 1200 Hectares (2965 acres) mainly dedicated to agricultural activities, and ,since around 24 years ago, it has also been exploites as a tourism resort, either at national or at international levels.

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By the end of the last century, Mr. Francisco Kelly , an Argentine citizen of irish descendance named his land Santa Susana as a homage to his wife, Susana Caffrey. The ranch is located in the district of Campana , Buenos Aires province, and near the town of Los Cardales. It actually occupies an area of 1200 Hectares (2965 acres) mainly dedicated to agricultural activities, and ,since around 24 years ago, it has also been exploites as a tourism resort, either at national or at international levels.

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Take a tour of Argentina - part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats. Hi, this is your host, Naomi. I would like to give you a tour of the top five travel destinations of Argentina. Number 5: Mendoza. This picturesque region with its wonderful climate is one of the world's largest wine producers and has emerged as an important wine destination. Number 4: Ushuaia. It is said to be the southernmost city in the world. Today this area is a popular tourist destination with numerous outdoor and entertainment activities. Number 3: Iguazu Falls. Created by volcanic eruption, these are among the greatest waterfalls in the world. You may be surprised to learn that they are taller and much wider than Niagara Falls. Number 2: Patagonia. Located in the southern part of Argentina, this nature's paradise has incredibly diverse landscape and you can get close to all kinds of species, including penguins. Number 1: Buenos Aires. The capital of Argentina ranks at the top, along with other major destinations. You will be surrounded by wonderful architecture and culture in this city. Keep watching our travel video series. See you next time.

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Take a tour of Metal Flower Sculpture in Buenos Aires in Buenos Aires, Argentina - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. Near the National Museum of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires, Argentina is an array of sculptures and monuments surrounding a reflecting pool. Floralis Generica is the most prominent feature, sitting in the pool and blooming towards the sky each day. When the sun rises, the six petals open to greet the day; when the sun goes down at night, the flower closes around its four pistons. The hydraulic-powered steel and aluminum sculpture was given to the city by Eduardo Catalo in 2002. The structure is massive, weighing 18 tons, and takes approximately twenty minutes to open and close. Red and green lights wash over the closed flower most nights, creating a stunningly natural and ethereal atmosphere.

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Main downtown area of Buenos Aires that includes Casa Rosada among other attractions. Other Information: Attractions at Plaza de Mayo: Casa Rosada and Obelisk Plaza de Mayo has been the center of Argentina's history. It is the site where many of the country's largest demonstrations have taken place. Protests, during the economic unrest of 2001 took place here. Remember the movie Evita with Madonna? That is the balcony where the real Evita, or Eva Peron, would appear with her husband, Juan Peron. Behind me is the obelisk built where the Argentine flag was raised for the first time. This is one of the city's major icons. Today this is the spot where city festivities take place. The national football team comes here traditionally to celebrate its victories. Guess how long it took to build this thing. 50 years? 10 years? 5 years? No, it actually took a mere 4 weeks to put this thing together. Pretty remarkable, eh? This is the widest avenue in the entire world, six lanes each way for your driving pleasure. Named Nueve de Julio for the country's independence day which was July 9th, 1816. Due to its width, close to 150 meters, it takes close to two to three lights just to cross the avenue. If you cross this avenue just 12 times, you have already done a mile. "We know that it is the widest Avenue in the world, we carry it in our hearts." I am Kristina Renee, showing you Buenos Aires.

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A popular hostel where you won't run out of social activities. Website www.milhousehostel.com Address Hipólito Yrigoyen 959 C1086AA0 Phone/Contact Info 54 11 4345-9604 Milhouse hostel is locaded blocks from Plaza de Mayo, in the heart of Buenos Aires. "My name is Malena, I am the general manager of the hostel. I take care of basically everything in the hostel." To enter the dormitories, you have to put your finger on the sensor. There are 36 rooms at Milhouse, 15 are private and the others are dormitories for 4, 6 or 8 people. Even though they have different amenities, there is only two prices at Milhouse - one for dormitories and one for private rooms. All the rooms at Milhouse are named after famous Argentines - Quinquela Martin. "My name is Amir Masoumi, I am 29 years old from Los Angeles, California. The layout is pretty good, it is pretty clean, it is pretty nice. They have a lot of events going on in the lobby." Security is really important at Milhouse, so all the guests have to wear this security bracelet. The Milhouse does not want people just to stay here, it wants you to join the club. There are tons of free and low cost activities here. "The most popular activities, the parties we organize, the walking tours to all the different areas, the bike tours and the tango lesson." "My name is Christian, I am from Norway, I am 25 years old. There is a lot of partying going on here, like every night is packed downstairs, and you meet people from all over the world and <b>...</b>

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Learn about Argentine steak and why locals say it is the best in the world. Address 4691 Guatemala and Gurruchaga Buenos Aires In Argentina, the country with the highest per capita meat consumption in the world, you can expect to find a great steak. Good climate, open spaces and clean water are some of the reasons that Argentina has the best beef in the world. And parillas, or steakhouses, like this are not hard to find. "Why is Argentine meat the best meat in the world?" "It would be for the class of cow that we have, the countryside, the way it is raised. The most popular cuts are the "vacio," the "bife de chorizo," and the "lomo." "Can you tell us a little bit about the typical condiment of Argentina, the "chimi-churri?" "The chimi-churri sauce does not have a lot of spices, I make it by hand. It has ground up pepper, black pepper, parsley, oil and vinegar. The tourists love chimi-churri, they order a steak and cover it with it. The Argentines use it more with sausage." Nowhere else but Argentina will you find a steak this juicy and tender, and big. "This is "chorizo" (sausage) that is ground up beef and pork with spices. This is made with blood and meat, but very little meat." I am Gigi Sehr showing you Buenos Aires.

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This is a 8-minute photo-video showing the highlights of an expedition of two independent mountaineers of Aconcagua. We took the Normal Route and reached the summit on Dec 27, 2006. You can find more photos on www.pfluegl.at and a detailed travelogue on http

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Eat, drink, dance, and play with Gauchos and other Argentine locals. Location "Feria De Mataderos" in the neighborhood of Mataderos. Getting There/Directions Bus - Number 36, 55, 92, 63, 80, 92, 97, 103, 117, 126, 141, 155, 180, Or 185. "The Mataderos fair has everything that a person needs in order to enjoy life." Mataderos Fair is the best kept secret in Buenos Aires. This is a typical country fair where you can eat food, have some wine and listen to music, which you would not typically find in Buenos Aires. "I just tried some pesto and it was great. And now I am going to try some Dulce de Leche liquor. It is best in the world, let me tell you." "That liquor that you are drinking, first I make Dulce de Leche by hand, and then I add the alcohol." La Sedia de Monte Rayos began here because the gouchos or Argentine Cowboys bring their cows here to be butchered. The gouchos races through a gate or an arch and has to his knife through this ring. This big. Try that American cowboy. I am Kristina Renee, showing you Buenos Aires.

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Argentina tour - Before Adventure Lifers - Beth, Julia and Renee - embarked on their Antarctica adventure, they spent the day hiking through beautiful Tierra del Fuego National Park. Just outside of Ushuaia, Argentina, the park is a great place to spend the afternoon. Bring a rain jacket, as the weather in Patagonia turns on a dime. www.Adventure-Life.com

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Neighborhood for upscale dining and shopping. Also has a world famous cemetery. Welcome to Recoleta, one of the most upscale neighborhoods in Buenos Aries, where the rich live, eat and play. But what drives most visitors to Recoleta is the famous cemetery. The most visited tomb in Recoleta Cemetery is that of Evita Peron, the famous First Lady. Every day fresh flowers are placed at her grave. Only the rich and famous are buried here, in tombs worth more than most luxury apartments. The church, Our Lady of Pilar, dates back to the early days of Buenos Aries. Inside you can see examples of colonial religious art and there's even a museum of church relics. Plaza Francia is a great place to enjoy the view. "Oh it is a park with the green areas and the cafes and the good food and it is really nice restaurants here, and the church, it is nice to walk it." Around the Plaza there are great bars and restaurants to serve every taste. "It is a nice neighborhood because we have in the cemetery the greatest woman who ever lived, Evita. And there are many restaurants here ready to serve visitors. We have the best Argentine meats, which is what visitors come for." I am Gigi Sehr, showing you Buenos Aires.

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Art Deco hotel and suites is located close to city's main attractions. Website www.artdecohotel.com.ar Address Libertad 446 - (C1012AAJ) Phone/Contact Info +54 11 4383 5049 artdeco@artdecohotel.com.ar Art Deco hotel and suites is located close to city's main attractions. (Buenos Aires, Argentina) The Art Deco Hotel is located in the heart of Buenos Aires just one block from the Obelisko. The concierge service is complete, and they can arrange excursions in and outside of Buenos Aires. There are many different size rooms here, from small studios to suites to apartment-size duplexes. "I have been the head of sales and marketing for the last six years. Our rooms are large and comfortable. All our beds are queen or king sized. All the rooms have a kitchen and mini fridge." Right now I am in the Senior Suite which has a king size bed, two fold-out couches, and a neat little kitchenette, and an Argentine breakfast is included. I am in the bathroom of the Senior Suite, which features a real jacuzzi. This suite also features a balcony. The balcony has a lot of light but it is a little noisy because it is near the street. Now I am in a Junior Suite, which has a balcony, but the living room and the sleeping area are together. The Junior Suite features a standard bathroom. The majority of guests are independent travelers or business travelers. "We have the latest technology. WiFi internet throughout the hotel." The hotel offers a complete business center with computers and fax <b>...</b>

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A tango themed hotel in the San Telmo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Website www.mansiondandiroyal.com Address Piedras 922/936, San Telmo, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Phone/Contact Info 5411 4361 3537 A tango themed hotel in the San Telmo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. (Buenos Aires, Argentina) The hotel has 30 rooms in total, many of them are suites, and we have several room categories. One of our main features is tango lessons. The main guest we get usually comes here for tango, but we also have people looking for quality and luxury hotel that you would in most countries in Europe. The hotel has been decorated with paintings from the turn of the 20th century. Like you can see here in this room, we have paintings and murals in all rooms, depicting typical scenes of that age. Also tango scenes where you can see how tango was danced in the beginning. This was pretty much a forgiven dance, which was not available to everyone. The hotel provides group tango lessons every day from, usually start around 6 or 7 pm so you can go out and enjoy the day. And we also feature private tango lessons. "We chose it because of the atmosphere, and because of the fact that it is the history of tango, which is this neighborhood. So we thought it would be a good combination, of being in Buenos Aires and having this hotel, to combine the two." This is one of the murals we have here in the house. They were all done by a painter called Abel Magnani. He also did the bas-relief you see behind me. We <b>...</b>

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See where Maradona played and experience the colorful Caminito Street. Getting There/Directions Taxi - Subway does not go there, taxis are the best option. Other Information Wikipedia Link en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Boca La Boca is one of the many barrios or neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. It is famous for two reasons, the first of which is its soccer team Boca juniors. Boca juniors is not just any soccer club, the great Diego Maradona played for it. And if you want to get up close and personal with the Boca juniors, come to La Bombonera stadium and watch a live game. La Boca is also known for this street, Caminito street, a beautiful, multi-colored area. The original residents were Italian immigrants with limited means, who used left over materials from the harbor to build these houses. To beautify the neighborhood, they used left over paint from the ships and boats. This area is generally pretty active, attracting artists, musicians and, of course, outside visitors. "What is your name?" "Alfredo Luciano." "What do you like most about La Boca?" "I like the club, Boca Jrs. and the people who treat me well, and the river, and the Chinese neighborhood, are the things that I like a lot." If you want to venture away from the main street, make sure to check it is safe before doing so. I am Gigi Sehr, showing you Buenos Aires.

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