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Read more about the article San Telmo’s Sunday Antiques Market

San Telmo’s Sunday Antiques Market

On any day of the week, San Telmo is the best spot in Buenos Aires to go antiques-hunting. Dealers hawk everything from chandeliers to ancient books in shops which blanket the neighborhood.

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Read more about the article The Carlos Gardel Museum

The Carlos Gardel Museum

After our great experience at El Querandí, we were all about tango. So the next day we decided to visit the Carlos Gardel Museum in Abasto.

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Read more about the article El Querandí: Dinner and a Primer to the History of Tango

El Querandí: Dinner and a Primer to the History of Tango

There are a few ways to experience tango while in Buenos Aires. Milongas are probably the most popular option, where people of all skill levels join in the dancing

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Read more about the article Tango, Desaparecidos, Maradona

Tango, Desaparecidos, Maradona

"What do you know about Buenos Aires?" That's the question posed to Barcelonan detective Pepe Carvalho at the beginning of Manuel Vázquez Montalbán's excellent crime novel Quinteto de Buenos Aires.

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