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The Plaza Alemania also known at the ‘Source Farming Wealth” or the “German Source in Buenos Aires” is located in the farthest southeastern corner of Palermo Woods. It was given to the Argentineans by Germany to commemorate the centennial anniversary of Argentina’s revolution. On May 25th, 1910 Argentina hosted a celebration of the Centenary of […]
A ‘must do’ while you are in Buenos Aires is go to a dinner and tango show. My Spanish tutor has been to several different Tango Dinner Shows in Buenos Aires and her favorite is Senor Tango because of the flashy dancers and variety of performances. Senor Tango claims to be the city’s most popular […]
Museo Evita is located in the upscale neighborhood of Palermo. The building was originally a small three story hotel built by the Carabassa family in the 20th Century. In 1948 the Eva Peron Social Aid Foundation bought the building and turned it into a shelter for single mothers with children. In 1998 the building was named […]
The Recoleta Cemetery, located in the northern part of barrio Recoleta, is most famous for being the burial ground of Evita Duarte de Peron, but it actually holds many famous military leaders, presidents, scientists, poets and other important or wealthy Argentineans. Evita Peron The story behind Evita’s burial at Recoleta Cemetery is full of deception and […]