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Guidebooks will tell you that the big sight in the cemetery is Evita's grave. And indeed you can see the plaques on the Duarte Mausoleum (her maiden name) and take the photo. I did. The saga of how her body got here is explained in Palermo's fine...
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From journal BA the Best
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The hottest ticket in town isn’t for front-row seats at a La Boca Juniors match. It’s not for an opera at Teatro Colon, either. No, here in Buenos Aires, the truly wealthy residents have their sights set on a permanent plot at Cementerio de la...
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From journal Buenas Tardes, Buenos Aires
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The classy area, this is where people get the idea that Buenos Aires is like Paris. There are nice restaurants, high-end shops, French architecture, nice parks, a mall, a Hard Rock, etc.. Visit the cemetery, where Evita is buried, but the...
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From journal 3 Days in Buenos Aires
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Cemeteries in Buenos Aires are ultra-cool and interesting. Each tomb is a little building, or chapel, which makes the cemetery look like a miniature city with a little skyline. Of course you'll want to visit Recoleta cemetery, where Eva Peron is...
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From journal Hello, Buenos Aires
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There’s Pere Lachaise in Paris, Highgate in London, the Cemetario de la Recoleta in Buenos Aires. The Recoleta is a posh area of town, with sprawling, shaded parks, outdoor cafes (from whence we watched the dog walkers), and shops. It’s also noted...
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From journal A Weekend in Buenos Aires
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Okay, visiting a cemetery might not be what you had in mind for your vacation, but Recoleta Cemetery merits your attention. While looking for the tomb of Eva Peron, take time to notice the splendid mausoleums, decorated with the finest sculpture in...
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From journal Be A Part of B.A.