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Museo del Bicentenario Review

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Caroline Carlos
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4/5
Luxury and design and history and glamour and Evita and where are my heart-eyed emoji?? It's not everyday you have the opportunity to tour the seat of a foreign government -- just plan accordingly; they only do public tours on the weekend, and there's only one English tour per weekend. The Banco Nacional is right across the street, Cafe Tortoni is on the other side of Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo is a few blocks away, and Puerto Madero is toward the water. Well, that to me sounds like an entire day in your itinerary...all within walking distance.

Museo del Bicentenario

Posted: Dec 19, 2016
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  • Kathleen A
    5/5Outstanding

    A nice 8 block walk from the apartment, located in Plaza de Mayo. The government allowed Madonna to film a recreation of Eva Peron's speech from one of it's balconies in the film, Evita.

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    Posted: Jan 25, 2018
  • GLS***70
    5/5Outstanding

    This is the heart of Buenos Aires. Avenida Mayo leads to Tortoni and more adventures. Don't miss the Museo Del Bicentenario. It is underground, so it is easy to miss. www.museobicentenario.gov.ar

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    Posted: Jan 2, 2017
  • Meaghan Beatley
    5/5Outstanding

    La Casa Rosada, Argentina's presidential palace, is perhaps most famous as the site where Eva Peron gave her speeches to her legions of followers (it was also immortalized in the "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" scene in the film "Evita."

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    Posted: Apr 28, 2014
  • Mike Rein
    5/5Outstanding

    Excellent attraction! Looks beautiful at night with all the colorful lights!

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    Posted: Aug 15, 2013
  • Vitor Alexander
    5/5Outstanding

    Enchant building with historical and Spanish Architecture where decisions of the governments are done.

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    Posted: Jul 5, 2013
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