Returning from the wild southern nature of Patagonia, we enjoyed urban summer life in Buenos Aires, before heading back to wintry Germany.
After living out of a backpack for two months we treated ourselves to a nice apartment in Palermo Soho - with a lot of bars, cafés, shops and creative urban life around.
We spent our last evening on the rooftop of Santiago and Julio`s place in Belgrano where the adventure began 3 months earlier.
Buenos Aires - nos vemos!!!
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Cementerio La Recoleta
At this beautiful cemetery in the heart of La Recoleta many prestigious families and personalities including Eva Perón, Nobel Prize winners, presidents, the founder of the Argentine Navy and a granddaughter of Napoleon found their last resting place. It's definitely one of the most impressive cemeteries in the world...
You ll find a lot of good bars, restaurants and shops around this quarter of Buenos Aires.
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App: BA Cómo Llego
This is an essential app for finding your way with public transport through Buenos Aires: appsto.re/de/IBixI.i
as if being a great scuptor wasn't enough we also were impressed by Marcelo Hepps drawings...
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Sitting together with Evita & Juan Peron
Floralis Generíca
National Library in Barrio Recoleta. Eva & Juan Perón had their residence on this side, but the house got completely destroyed
Cementerio La Recoleta
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Grave of Evita Peron and her family
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Casa Rosada - the executive mansion and office of the President of Argentina
City life on Plaza de Mayo
part of the exhibition "arbol urbano - urban trees" by Mónica Galeotti
amazing bike sculpture by new favourite sculptor Marcelo Hepp
another fascinating sculpture by Marcelo Hepp at his exhibition "espacio intangible" - "intangible spaces"
Marcelo Hepp
after 2 months living out of a backpack it feels kinda funny to have propper places for our belongings in our Palermo apartment
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favourite bakery close to our apartment
Olsen restaurant in Palermo Soho
DDR cranes at Puerto Madero - the former "wood port" that now is home to sleek and shiny high-rises, classy restaurants and expensive hotels
Presidente Sarmiento sailing ship at Puerto Madero
A typical bar in the historical center of San Telmo
Mafalda ... I love this girl and really everbody in Argentina loves her too!
reminding Maike of one of the books that accompanied her on this trip: "Rayuela" by argentinian author Julio Cortázar - unfortunately left behind on a ferry - including all those notes... still one memorable book for sure!
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