The drive-in the rose garden promises to be one of the highlights of the summer, for those who stay in the city 5000 people enjoyed the movie, this option is widely used for many years, certainly did feel nostalgia for those years we were young the girl to the drive-we liked.

All films will be shown on a screen than fifty feet by ten, with film format 16/9, very good modern version to renew the experience of watching movies under the stars.

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The system was enabled on more than 100 points in the city, no password required and runs 24 hours.

You will be able to connect to the lines B, E, C, D of underground platforms and in both seasons.

Is free and has filters that prevent access to conditional or discriminatory content.

The connections have a bandwidth of 3Mbps up to 30 simultaneous neighbors.

How to connect? In the network configuration of the different devices will have the option BA WI-Fi, which can be activated without a password, then it is enough to read and accept the terms and conditions of use, once on-line to find a home page Characteristics information with their conditions of service and have the system provides extra information about zone data and cultural events.

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As we have previously discussed, a great attraction of this area are the green spaces, where you can rest after a long tour of the City of Buenos Aires or just sighting the beauty of the ancient trees and monuments.

Here we will recommend 3 great attractions in this area: Plaza Francia, Plaza Alvear and Parque Las Heras.

We hope to have helped you with this little detail of one of the most beautiful and exclusive neighborhoods of the City of Buenos Aires.

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AVENIDA QUINTANA Y CALLAO – RE118

AUSTRIA Y JUNCAL – RE104

AVENIDA LAS HERAS Y AZCUENAGA – RE189

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Weeks ago we talked about the attractions of entertainment, dining, cultural and historical. Today we´ll talk about the benefits of staying in this neighborhood for students who choose to pursue their studies in the city of Buenos Aires.

Owing to public transportation in the area ( buses and subways) , Recoleta is one of the most strategic choice as an option during the stay.

Beyond communication with all the district of the city of Buenos Aires and the publics transportation in the area, here we find a lot of important universities that students choose to complete their studies.

Here we present a list of the most important universities and research centers in the city: University of Palermo, UBA Faculty of Medicine , UBA Law School, UBA Faculty of Dentistry, University of Salvador, UBA Faculty of Engineering.

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Previously we talked about the richness of this neighborhood in the cultural, historical and residential. Today we show you the large number of commercial and gastronomic attractions of the area.

Nowadays the area of Recoleta is the most commercial and gastronomic center of the city, because of the wide variety of entertainment venues and restaurants.

Alojargentina recommends different places which you should visit : Buenos Aires Desing, Village Recoleta, Shopping Patio Bullrich, Aretesanias Fair Plaza Francia, the Jumping Frog and The Cholitas

Enjoy the wonders of Recoleta!

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It has residential areas, elegant and the most valued in Buenos Aires. It´s characterized by the French style, large green spaces, exclusive avenues, bars and first class restaurants.

Today it´s the most attractive tourist places of the city where we see great site cultural and historical content including: The Recoleta Cemetery, Del Pilar Church, the National Fine Arts Museum, Palais de Glace and the Recoleta Cultural Center, where you can enjoy art exhibitions, painting and photography.

Alojargentina recommends that during your stay to visit the City of Buenos Aires, enjoy the beauty and splendor of this area.

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Customs: It is forbidden to enter the country with plants, vegetables, fruit and perishable food. You can enter with pets provided they have been certified and updated immunizations.

Public Restrooms: If you are walking around the city and makes you want to go to the bathroom, you can walk into any bar or restaurant as they all have toilets. The most recommended are in malls, at McDonalds and Burger King, which usually allow unrestricted public access. Some subway stations have toilets also.

Seasons:

Spring: September 21 to December 21. Average temperature: 17 º C

Summer: December 21 to March 21. Average temperature: 23 º C (76 º F)

Autumn: March 21 to July 21. Average temperature: 18 º C (66 º F)

Winter: July 21 to September 21. Average temperature: 5 º C (40 º F)

Driving: Take care when driving due to the large number of vehicles and the narrowness of some streets. Generally drivers often lose their cool very easily and become aggressive. The pedestrian is not respected and the horns are the order of the day. In Argentina the fuel is called naphtha. The use of seat belts is mandatory at all times.

Electricity: Electricity in Argentina is 220-240v, 50 cycles. To use an electronic device that works with 110V, use a transforme that is achieved in houses selling electronics.

Taxes: The tax on purchases is 21% and is included in the sales prices, unless indicated: + VAT. (Value Added Tax).

Directions: If you get lost in the city and decides to ask unadirección, will have no problem. The “porteños” (people from Buenos Aires) is very friendly and helpful. Tips: There is no obligation to tip. If you have served well and wants to tip is welcome.

Measurement System: Argentina uses the metric system is measured in Celsius the temperature and volume in liters.

Visas: Check with the embassy or consulate of Argentina in your city to confirm whether you need a visa to enter the country. Citizens of neighboring countries (Chile, Uruguay, Bolivia, Paraguay and Brazil) only need an ID to enter.

Visa Extensions: If you want to extend your stay please contact the National Immigration Office (Av Antarctica Argentina 1355-Retiro-Tel:  4317-0200) for information and requirements.

In Buenos Aires, as in any other big city in the world, has crime and theft, try to avoid accidents by taking basic precautions. You can easily walk the streets at night with no problem, just be careful. Some recommendations:

- Try not to walk alone / a in the dark in desolate areas.

- No, please have jewelry or valuables.

- Do not expose your camera so obvious.

- Always carry a personal identification.

- Watch your belongings when you’re on the subway or in areas where there
many people.

- In an emergency dial 101 from any phone.

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From 21 to 26 November the Buenos Aires International Jazz Festival 2012 invites you to soak up the best jazz musicians in 285 concerts, jam sessions, international artists, crosses unpublished nights of big band, jazz unplugged and unique educational
meetings. Multifaceted experiences to explore every nuance of jazz.

Meet schedule and tickets bought in advance or in person at the festivales.gob.ar following outlets:

House of Culture

Avenida de Mayo 575

Mon to Fri, from 11 to 19 h

Hard Rock Café - Buenos Aires Design

Pueyrredón and Libertador Avenue

Mon to Fri from 10 to 20 pm / Sat from 12 to 18 h

Alojargentina invites them to be par for this great event and enjoy the wonders of the City of Buenos Aires comfortably accommodated in a furnished apartment. Here we leave some options.

EL SALVADOR AND RAVIGNANI -PA153

URUGUAY AND ARENALES - RE116

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The first exhibition kitchen cooks Argentina cured entirely.

Based on the slogan that “eating well is good”, chewing suggests that, in a festive atmosphere, people can acerarse our food from a different place: to discover the richness and varIety of Argentine products and our customs culinary, become aware of the value of home cooking and fresh seasonal products, you can try the dishes of our best restaurants at affordable prices, and you can learn
with our leading chefs. With that in mind, the key figures of our gastronomy have been responsible to carefully select the best regional producers. In the market - real heart of the Fair - offer, among other things, cheeses, meats, eggs, fruits, vegetables, honey and milk. Moreover, in different posts those visiting the exhibition can taste our typical food and the dishes of our most renowned restaurants at promotional prices. In talks and classes, finally, beginners and connoisseurs can interact - no extra charge - with nutritionists, restaurateurt and our most recognized chefs.

CHEW wants to be a space open to everyone. A space in which to meet farmers, cheese masters, fiambreros, grills, bakers, chefs, entrepreneurs, enthusiasts, and guests of all ages. A discovery area, tasting our products, our traditional dishes and the most innovative. A space in which to realize the value of fresh, local and seasonal. A place where you learn to eat well and healthy. A place
of celebration of our cuisine!

Input value: 30 pesos.

All children under 10 years are free, but must be accompanied by an adult.

Cooking Classes and Lectures

Tickets to classes and lectures have no additional cost, but space is limited. The sale will be the same both inside and outside the Fairgrounds. The organization is not responsible in case of loss, theft or breakage. To remove your entry must approach the entrance door of the auditorium of the class or talk of interest with an hour early. There the staff will deliver the fair entry.

Friday 16 and Saturday

December 17 to 23 hours Sunday December 18 to 22 hours

Place “El Dorrego” Zapiola 50 between

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Buenos Aires is one of the 25 favorite cities for Spanish people, according to the browser Skyscanner.

Skyscanner is internationally considered among the main browsers of Europe for its power and flexibility. It allows you to compare updated prices.

The trend in trips shows that Buenos Aires and New York are the most required in no European destinations. Buenos Aires is nº 19, and New York is nº 22. One of the explanations is how the city developed a good positioning strategy in Europe, specially in Spain, the organization of the Rally 2010 got a big amount of tourists from all over the world. You will enjoy it again in 2011, January, Tango’s worldcup, and some other activities such as cultural,food industry, etc…

Spain represents for Buenos Aires city the first European outgoing tourism market and, although the economic spanish difficulties, it shows how our city is increasingly attractive for travelers who choose far away destinations.

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