Built in 1580 by Garay, this was the city's first fort. In 1882 after many modifications, an archway was constructed to ... More
Casa de Gobierno
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Built in 1580 by Garay, this was the city's first fort. In 1882 after many modifications, an archway was constructed to unite twin structures. Today it is home to the administrative and government seats. The primary entrance is found on Avenida de Mayo. And the pink color paint, ordered by President Sarmiento in 1813, only remains on one side of the building. This building is truly an emblem of the Argentine aristocracies, including those of Peron and his famous wife, Evita.
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Readers Choice Best B&B 7 years running! 2003 2009! Chamber of Commerce Excellence Award 2004! Heritage home in historic Vancouver,
owner is French Culinary Chef (outstanding breakfasts!); all rooms private/ensuite fully amenitized bathroom; queen/king/extra long twin (plus cot available) ...
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In 1871, with the outbreak of Yellow Fever, these mansions were soon overtaken by squatters, creating the city's historic conventillos
(tenement houses). Indeed, it was not until 1970 that an edict stipulated protection for property owners. Today the neighborhood ...
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Up until the epic restoration in 1994, the brick docks lining the old port of Buenos Aires remained abandoned. The
area now thrives with modern residential and business lofts and offices, bars, restaurants, an eight theater cinema complex, and ...
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