Buenos Aires: Palermo Street Art Tour with an Art Specialist
Explore the street art scene of the coolest neighborhood of Buenos Aires in an artsy walk with an art specialist! This tour has been featured many times in the top Arg...
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Neighborhoodpalermo-soho
HoursDaily 11:30-16:00 & 19:00-01:00
Phone+54 11 4774-6585
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Why locals love it: Most visitors come for dinner; the morning-and-aperitif counter at the original 1952 bar is the locals' move.
Tip: Walk in at 12:00, sit at the bar, order vermouth and a tortilla wedge.
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Location
Address: Jorge Luis Borges 2108, C1425 Buenos Aires
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