Ok so here's the pictures that I said were coming in the last post as well as yesterday's activities. There's also 2 videos from the San Telmo market! Enjoy!
Friday-8/6/2010
Yesterday I started off the day by going to Museo de Bellas Artes which is in Recoleta- a part of Buenos Aires. For one of my classes, I was required to go here to check out some of the paintings we have been talking about in class. This museum was really cool and it was free! From here a group of friends and I went to go eat some pizza which was probably some of the best pizza I have ever had! After lunch we strolled over to the United Nations Plaza. I didn't even know this existed, but we stumbled upon it! The U.N. Plaza is dedicated to being a free, welcoming green space that everyone can enjoy and it houses the Floralis Generica, which is a huge flower made out of metal. I guess it closes with the sun and opens in the morning like a real flower and it sits in a sea of water. After the flower we ended up going to Jardin Japones. Jardin Japones (Japanese Garden) is a garden that is really famous here. This place is beautiful and it exactly what it sounds like: a Japanese garden! So it has a lot of Japanese architecture and plants. It's a very tranquil space and just gorgeous. It has a huge pond running throughout the whole garden and there's tons of koi fish. There's also a museum and a Japanese restaurant in the garden. All in all this day was probably one of the best yet!
In front of the Museo de Bellas Artes in Recoleta.
Sunday-- San Telmo Market
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