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Buenos Aires Japanese Gardens
Address: Av. Casares & Av Figueroa Alcorta, Buenos Aires 1425, Argentina
Official website: http://www.jardinjapones.org.ar/-a_urlKey.K5c2de245d4KK6e.html
Phone: 11/4804-4922
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Such a relaxing place! Bus 39 on Libertad between Sarmiento and Peron takes you there.
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Abandon the unhinged clamor of Buenos Aires by visiting the most tranquil place in the city: the Japanese Gardens. Investigate the winding pathways, tranquil reflecting pools and peaceful statues of one of the greatest Japanese gardens on the planet. Made in 1967 by the Japanese foreigner community as a token of appreciation to their new country, Brazil, the Japanese greenery enclosures are a desert garden of tranquility. Appreciate presentations workmanship and culture at the Japanese Tea House, buy Japanese curios from on location artisans, lunch at a close-by oriental eatery or just sit and relax on the Gods Isle, the biggest island in the recreation center.
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Such a relaxing place! Bus 39 on Libertad between Sarmiento and Peron takes you there.
This beautiful garden is walking distance from our little apartment VRBO/113654. They have a great restaurant too.
Relaxing and a great place to take some fun pictures, the Japanese Garden also offers free activities every day (from massages to Origami lessons), so everybody wins.There's also an interesting restaurant and a cute souvenir shop.
Really beautiful and well taken care of gardens, a very nice place to go for a walk on a saturday or sunday afternoon. They have shows and different cultural activities especially on weekends.I love coming here in spring and sit in a bench in the sun, or look at the beautiful koi fish in the lake.
Great place. Full of life. Excelent food =)