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Apartmnet RENT, on Defensa Street 251 ...........
Staying in Monserrat and San Telmo, a wonderful experience for the traveller who wants more… Monserrat and San Telmo is the top hip location in the city without exuding the “made for the tourist” feel some other places in the region might have. Bohemian, Artistic, Cultural, Amazing San Telmo is an expression of the novel Buenos Aires. This is the all friendly area for travellers par excellence, the artists’ place, the city with a plus; that’s why locals and visitors alike love this place. With a huge array of gourmet options mixed and matched with a broad variety of true local pubs, tango bars and cafes, Monserrat and San Telmo has what it takes. Just a stone throw away from any other major city site, San Telmo is indeed a perfect spot for the traveller who wants independence, freedom of movement at the time he or she wishes to capture the essence of “Portenos”, that’s what we are called. And while some prefer the traditional hotel option during their stay, we know that those travellers who travel following the lemma “When in Rome, do what Romans do”, rather prefer to stay at their own place and enjoy Argentina as an Argentine. If that is your case, we have this apartment Fully Furnished for RENT on Defensa Street, but first take a look at the surrounding areas ...
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Apartment for Rent Defensa Street 251 in the heart of this wonderfull city of B's A's..............
A stone throw away from Plaza de Mayo is the beautiful city museum. Located in the heart of the historical quarter of Buenos Aires, this museum is just minutes away from the most frequented sites in the city: Plaza de Mayo, Pink House, house of government, Cabildo and the beautiful Avenida de Mayo, all of which are lively examples of the outstanding urban development that took place in the last decades of the 19th century in our city.The Museum of the City was created in 1968, by the local authorities seeking to preserve the rich and wonderful history of Buenos Aires thru means of the conservation of the material remains of the people who lived in the country’s capital. For the first couple of years, the Museum was set in a provisory location, until 1973 when it was finally set in its actual location on Alsina 412. The Museum was originally a family house built around 1894, and it is preserved in its most original features. On the ground floor at the corner of Defensa and Alsina is the famous and beautiful La Estrella Pharmacy featuring the original décor and furniture, and still works as a pharmacy supplying the neighbors with their recipes as any drugstore. The neighboring houses of Elorriaga and Maria Josefa Ezcurra, are two early 1800 constructions together with the Casa de los Querubines from late 19th century, are all property of the Museum because of their incredible historical relevance. All of these buildings are currently undergoing a process of rehab that will result into the reconstruction of a very important historical part of our city. This particular museum has the objective of documenting and sharing the history of the people of Buenos Aires, their customs and traditions, the way the anonymous Portenos used to live. They achieve these goals thru means of the conservation of antique every day items such as objects, photographs, texts, architectural elements, etc. The Museum’s board also created in 1970 the traditional San Pedro Telmo Fair of antiques that takes place every Sunday at Plaza Dorrego. There are two other major cultural events of the city that were conceived by the City museum, and among the finest we can spot the Arts Fair which gathers painters, sculpture makers and photographers every Friday and Sunday in San Francisco Plazoleta.
Back to the Museum, its permanent collection has a great variety of treasured items ranging from antique buttons to postcards, to furniture, tiles, popular antique mate gores and several other everyday life objects… also featuring amazing design items, publicity boards, photographs of which they have over 32,000 glass negatives, toys and of course the earliest cultural expressions of a true form of Buenos Aires art, fileteado…
Not only is this museum strategically located in the heart of the historical quarter of Buenos Aires, but it is also a peek into Old Buenos Aires, that traditional and bewitching city of good airs, home of Tango, steak and soccer that most travelers from around the globe have learnt to love and cherish!
Apartment on Defensa Street in the heart of Buenos Aires Living, working and investing in the South of South America. Argentina, Chile and Uruguay …….
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Living with Art and Antiques on Defensa Street 251 Buenos Aires ........ Living, working and investing in the South of South America. Argentina, Chile and Uruguay ……. Living with Art & Toys from the Buenos Aires Toy Museum.......
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And so if you Need an apartment along Defensa Street in between San Telmo and Plaza de Mayo, the heart of Buenos Aires, Press Here. So if you are interested in Fashion, Art, Design or Antiques, and you are travelling to Buenos Aires, Argentina, or to Santiago, Chile or even Montevideo, Uruguay and need to buy and export these items or only need tips and travel information, please feel free to email us…….Please feel free to contact Bob Frassinetti with this email address: Email: Bob Frassinetti.
Invest in Argentina Real Estate an up running opportunity with a future, a recommendation by Bob Frassinetti Copyright 2007 Roberto Dario Frassinetti. Phone me direct to my mobile phone: 00 54 911 44 75 39 83. Or when in B's A's: 15 44 75 39 83. Or to my studio: 00 54 11 47 92 47 87 in Buenos Aires, Argentina
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