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Bosques de Palermo

Palermo is famous for its parks. Go take a nice stroll!

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Alvear Palace Hotel
One of the most traditional and luxurious hotels in Buenos Aires, it has been home to notable guests such as Sofia Loren, and Nelson Mandela. Its restaurants (La Bourgogne and L'Orangerie) are among the top ones in Buenos Aires for eating. You can also go for tea time.
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Association of Friends of the Tramway
Asociación Amigos del Tranvía
The museum has a collection of old trams and subway (subte) cars stored at the subway system workshop Taller Polvorin. Trams operate for a limited time on weekends and holidays, and run through nearby streets on a 2 km loop. Check Horarios in the link for operating days and times.
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Barrio Chino
Chinatown
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Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar
Iglesia del Pilar
A beautiful church, built in 1732 in Baroque style, as part of a Franciscan monastery which closed in 1821.