Evita, Ministry of Health building, Buenos Aires
January 12, 2020
DrFumblefinger admires the portraits of Evita on this tall government office building in Buenos Aires.
DrFumblefinger admires the portraits of Evita on this tall government office building in Buenos Aires.
DrFumblefinger shares some snapshots taken while strolling around Recoleta.
DrFumblefinger enjoyed a nice lunch at Croque Madame Café, which is part of the Decorative Arts Museum in Buenos Aires.
DrFumblefinger turns a disappointment into an opportunity to make a pleasant discovery about a lovely home in Palermo.
DrFumblefinger visits the lovely “PinkHouse” in Buenos Aires, home of the office of the country’s president. It is likely best known for its association with Eva Perón, who often addressed her admirers from one of its balconies.
DrFumblefinger visits the historic and popular La Biela café in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Recoleta. It is thought to be the oldest café in the city.
DrFumblefinger shares a visit to this unusual and interesting building. Architect Mario Palanti incorporated many symbols of Dante’s Divine Comedy into its design and construction.
DrFumblefinger visits an impromptu street market in Buenos Aires.
DrFumblefinger visits a beautiful old pharmacy in Buenos Aires. Dating to 1835, the decor has changed much since then.
DrFumblefinger likes to share some of the fine and interesting eateries he encounters during his travels. Cafe Tortoni is one of these.
DrFumblefinger admires the portraits of Evita on this tall government office building in Buenos Aires.
DrFumblefinger shares some snapshots taken while strolling around Recoleta.
DrFumblefinger enjoyed a nice lunch at Croque Madame Café, which is part of the Decorative Arts Museum in Buenos Aires.
DrFumblefinger turns a disappointment into an opportunity to make a pleasant discovery about a lovely home in Palermo.
DrFumblefinger visits the lovely “PinkHouse” in Buenos Aires, home of the office of the country’s president. It is likely best known for its association with Eva Perón, who often addressed her admirers from one of its balconies.
DrFumblefinger visits the historic and popular La Biela café in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Recoleta. It is thought to be the oldest café in the city.
DrFumblefinger shares a visit to this unusual and interesting building. Architect Mario Palanti incorporated many symbols of Dante’s Divine Comedy into its design and construction.
DrFumblefinger visits an impromptu street market in Buenos Aires.
DrFumblefinger visits a beautiful old pharmacy in Buenos Aires. Dating to 1835, the decor has changed much since then.
DrFumblefinger likes to share some of the fine and interesting eateries he encounters during his travels. Cafe Tortoni is one of these.