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Gay Buenos Aires: Heart Beat of Latin America
There is but one simple requirement to fall in love with Buenos Aires: blood coursing through your veins. A healthy blood supply will propel your feet as you walk for miles admiring the historic architecture and grand public spaces. It will feed your brain as the endless cultural offering provoke your imagination.... More
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Amerika
Bar in Villa Crespo
Vast disco where worlds uniteAmerika is a mega-disco, and undoubtedly the most popular gay club in Argentina. Lines are long, and the crowd is made up first and foremost of gay men but with a... More
"It's always a party at Amerika"
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"Awesome place"
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NIKILOSADA
55 reviews - 36M - Wellington, Florida
Still the same happy precocious kid with enough curiosity to get me in trouble. I like to enjoy life without fuss. I tend to have a wicked sense of humor. Life is more exiting when you dare to... More
"MAKES STUDIO 54 IN THE 80'S SEEM CONSERVATIVE"
"Pre Dance Club Layover "
"Le Must Bar In Buenos Aires"
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BUENOS AIRES ACTIVITY
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Arts & Culture in Buenos Aires
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Arts & Culture in Buenos AiresRecoleta Cemetery is a must seeRecoleta cemetery is a must see for any tourist. If you go on a Saturday, there is a nice art and craft market outside the cemetery. The cemetery is a labyrinth of mausoleums and can be overwhelming. We found a tour guide at the entrance that only charged us 45 pesos each for a private tour. It was worth every penny.
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Arts & Culture in Buenos Aires
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Arts & Culture in Buenos AiresLove MALBAI'm not much a museum person, but I absolutely loved MALBA. First of all, the building is new and modern with plenty of natural light coming in. It's also just the right size and not overwhelming. It's a nice mix of art and the special exhibit that day, the work of artist Carlos Cruz-Diez, was fascinating. I would highly recommend a visit to this museum. First to Review
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Hotels in Buenos Aires
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Hotels in Buenos AiresNot a Fan of Lugar GayWe chose to stay at Lugar Gay based on reviews we read and the staff that we heard was so helpful with dinner, bar, tourist recommendations. I was extremely disappointed when we showed up. First of all, there is this ridiculously long, steep staircase that you must climb (with your luggage) just to get to the main floor of the B&B. I stayed in one of the air-conditioned rooms with ensuite bathroom. While it was adequate, there was always a musty smell in the room. The property is clothing optional and for such a small B&B (there are 8 rooms) there were plenty of naked men lying out on the small deck. Pictures of naked men and penis shaped artifacts were everywhere, and at times it felt more like a bathhouse and less like a bed & breakfast. If this is what you are looking for, than book a room. It wasn't my thing. The 2 decks got plenty of sun, but we found that most of the furniture on the decks was broken, or on the verge of ripping. We were disappointed with the staff as well. Not all of the staff spoke English as it said on the website, and they were not as helpful with bar/club/restaurant recommendations as we would have liked. Overall, this was not the kind of accomadations we were looking for. I would not stay there again. To be fair, there were plenty of guys staying there that loved the place. it just wasn't for me.
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Restaurants in Buenos Aires
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EXPLORE BUENOS AIRES
POPULAR BARS & CLUBS
1. Amerika (14 fans)
Vast disco where worlds unite
2. Glam (13 fans)
Strictly gay dance club
3. Flux bar (8 fans)
Only early gay bar in Buenos Aires
4. Sitges (8 fans)
Drag, boys, and booze
5. Big One/ Palacio Alsina (7 fans)
Former theater becomes nightlife heaven
