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Buenos Aires, Argentina City Guide

For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Buenos Aires, Argentina Travel Guide has been your connection to Buenos Aires's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.

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The influence of Italian and Spanish immigrants in Buenos Aires’ gastronomy is very strong and is present in bars, cafés and pizzerias spread throughout the city. Meat is one of the country’s gastronomic passions and many City Centre restaurants have a Parrilla, a barbecue, and serve different cuts of the traditional Asado which is a meat cooked in a barbecue. International, Argentine and ethnic cooking can be found in various spots where Buenos Aires’ gastronomic activity is concentrated.

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Bed and Breakfasts in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Elegant Small Hotels

Featured B&B
B&B Olleros 3000
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Stylish guesthouse in a central and quiet neighborhood within walking distance of trendy Palermo in Buenos Aires. Sophisticated & comfortable accommodations hosted by Claudine, a professional in hospitality, and Juan, an architect & art historian.

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El Edificio de los Pavos Reales
Buenos Aires, Argentina
An historic landmark art Nouveau Building. The Edificio de los Pavos Reales offers guests the chance to stay in one of those amazing buildings one often sees when visiting another city, but can normally only wonder at what it must be like inside.