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	Buenos Aires (city) - MSN Encarta
		Buenos Aires (city), capital and largest city of Argentina, located on the western bank of the Río de la Plata, inland from the Atlantic Ocean.
		The core of the Buenos Aires metropolitan area is the City of Buenos Aires, a federal district and the nation’s capital.
		Despite its immense population, Buenos Aires is surprisingly homogenous in its ethnic and racial composition.
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	Buenos Aires (city) - Printer-friendly - MSN Encarta
		Buenos Aires consists of the City of Buenos Aires and Gran (Greater) Buenos Aires.
		Buenos Aires is situated on the Río de la Plata, which is an immense estuary formed by the confluence of the Paraná and Uruguay rivers.
		The Río de la Plata keeps Buenos Aires temperate: The city is cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter than inland locations at the same latitude.
	encarta.msn.com /text_761571750___1/Buenos_Aires_(city).html (369 words)

	Buenos Aires - WowBuenosAires.com
		Buenos Aires (English: Fair Winds; originally Ciudad de la Santísima Trinidad y Puerto de Santa María de los Buenos Aires, "City of the Most Holy Trinity and Port of Saint Mary of the Fair Winds"; pronounced "bweh-noss eye-res") is the capital of Argentina and its largest city and port.
		Buenos Aires is the first city in Argentine and the only one in South America to have a civil union for same sex partnerships.
		Buenos Aires was born and grew with a close relationship to its role as a port, which would become, in time, a point of commercial and communication ways concentration.
	www.wowbuenosaires.com (3904 words)

	A2Z Languages: Barrios (neighborhoods) in Buenos Aires, Argentina
		Buenos Aires is a wonderful city with wide boulevards, green parks complete with many statues and fountains, and interesting neighborhoods, each with its own flavor.
		It is an elegant neighbourhood with a famous cemetery, the colonial church of Nuestra Señora del Pilar and a cultural and commercial centre.
		The barrio of Belgrano is on the outskirts of the city and has several significant museums.
	www.a2zlanguages.com /Argentina/BuenosAires/ba_barrios.htm (615 words)

	Barracas » Buenos Aires, City of Faded Elegance
		Saturday we explored Barracas, one of the southern barrios of Buenos Aires.
		It’s one of those places that most visitors to Buenos Aires never see unless they’re traveling securely in a tourist bus on the way to one of the tango shows; Señor Tango has a large and gaudy building in Barracas for its extravaganzas.
		Borges was very fond of the southern barrios which for him most reflected the mythological nature of Buenos Aires that he sought to create through his literature.
	baires.elsur.org /archives/barracas (621 words)

	Documentos - Buenos Aires: la irrenunciable
		Como toda ciudad, Buenos Aires es paraje cernido, percolado, sometido a los mitos y prejuicios de quien la recuerda y rememora: es tarde y crepúsculo, noche, patio, aurora, amigos, amores, calles y sucesos, sueño y, en ocasiones, pesadilla.
		Barrios disímiles, amados y despreciados, aceptados y rechazados: uno repudiado, al que el poeta le reclama “sufres de caos, adoleces de irrealidad, te empeñas en jugar con naipes raspados por la vida”; otro protegido, que Borges preserva del olvido que es el “modo más pobre del misterio”.
		Barrios de barrios, como Barrio Norte que alguna vez fue “un argumento de aversiones y afectos, como las otras cosas del amor”, o como Palermo, ese barrio poseedor “de unas cuantas milongas para hacerte valiente y una baraja criolla para tapar la vida y unas albas eternas para saber la muerte”.
	www.analitica.com /va/arte/documentos/6193204.asp (513 words)

	All Buenos Aires Hotels
		Buenos Aires is the third largest city in South America and comprises 47 barrios (neighbourhoods) in which nearly three million people live.
		Buenos Aires only re-emerged from its economic woes in the 1990s when the currency was stabilised.
		Buenos Aires has a mild climate and is a year-round destination, although the city can get very hot and humid during the summer months (Dec-Feb).
	www.buenos-aires-hotels.org (1295 words)

	Buenos Aires Smart Travel Tips \| Fodor's Online Travel Guide
		Libertador 6553, Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
		Pueyrredón and Bartolomé Mitre, Balvanera, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
		Ramos Mejía 1430, Retiro, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
	www.fodors.com /miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=buenos_aires@38&cur_section=tra&pg=2 (1745 words)

	testimonials of students
		Buenos Aires is a very large cosmopolitan city and it is experiencing a very highly level of joblessness and poverty in a country which prospered in the 1990s.
		Buenos Aires is a very large cosmopolitan city, where influence from many parts of the world has contributed to that in many ways very special and fascinating atmosphere, which includes Argentine specialities like tango, Carlos Gardel, mate and Evita.
		Buenos Aires Centre was one of the first places in Argentina to start giving Spanish lessons as a foreign language and Nélida the general co-coordinator and other teachers have a lot of experience, reflected by the quality of the teaching which is of an extremely high standard.
	www.buenosairescentre.com.ar /buenosairescentre/testimonials.htm (5970 words)

	Argentina Cafe Travel Guide \| Buenos Aires: The Barrios (Neighborhoods)
		While there are technically 47 barrios in within city limits, under ten of them comprise the fairly compact, riverside area of the city that is of interest to tourists.
		The barrios of Microcentro and Monserrat form the financial and political center of Buenos Aires, encompassing the Avenida de Mayo, which leads from the Casa Rosada to the Congress building.
		Further northwest along Rio de la Plata is Palermo, the largest barrio in the city and one of the hippest, is home to the MALBA, Buenos Aires' new museum of modern art.
	argentinacafe.com /Destinations/Buenos-Aires/buenos-aires-barrios.htm (202 words)

	Fonisol's Comprehensive Travel guide to Buenos Aires, Argentina-Printable City Maps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Microcentro is the historical center of the city of Buenos Aires.
		Palermo is the biggest neighborhood in Buenos Aires (population 2 Million).
		Puerto Madero is in the vicinity of Buenos Aires Port, and has some nice walks and restaurants.
	fonisol.com /buenosaires_site/maps.htm (184 words)

	Buenos Aires Argentina Hotels, hotels in Buenos Aires Argentina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		These Buenos Aires Argentina Hotels are the most convenient for your stay, being central and therefore close to the major Buenos Aires attractions such as the Obelisk, Plaza de Mayo, the Pink House, the Cathedral, Avenida de Mayo, the Congress Building, Florida Shopping Street, the Teatro Colon, Plaza San Martin and much more.
		These Buenos Aires Hotels are in the more laid back area of Palermo, and also the area surrounding it, unofficially dubbed 'Barrio Norte'.
		This is the area where the city was first founded, and where the rich upper class of Buenos Aires used to live until the Yellow Fever epidemic hit in the late 19th Century, when they moved to Recoleta.
	www.tango-history-tours.com /Buenos-Aires-Argentina-hotels.html (675 words)

	Barrios and comunas of Buenos Aires - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The city of Buenos Aires is divided in 48 barrios (neighbourhoods).
		The name Barrio Norte is sometimes used to refer to the area around Santa Fe avenue, encompassing parts of Retiro, Recoleta, Palermo, and (sometimes) Balvanera.
		The name Barrio Sur was used in the past to refer to the southern neighborhoods.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Barrios_of_Buenos_Aires (392 words)

	Tango lernen - Tangokurs in Argentinien - Tanzkurs in Buenos Aires
		It has its origin in the 19th century when it was originally danced in the poor Barrios of Buenos Aires.
		What started with dance was eventually coming of age in the expert hands of great men, who, inspired in the popular melting pot, captured the richest part of the Buenos Aires culture in their compositions.
		For this reason, undoubtedly, since the best of the Buenos Aires culture is carried in each song, tango gained ground abroad.
	www.studyglobal.net /german/tango.htm (729 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Federal District (FD) – the core of the city of Buenos Aires – is characterized by 47 distinct Barrios, or neighborhoods.
		The 18 barrios in the western FD comprise the western corridor.
		The poorer barrios of the western FD have developed on the exterior, many at the point where the subway lines end.
	www.macalester.edu /geography/courses/geog261/lcorbett/barrios2.htm (330 words)

	Buenos Aires
		There are many tourists never sees unless they go out from the center into the newer suburbs but the most famous ones surround the center of the city and have their roots in the city's history.
		Elegant and refined, this barrio is built around the huge Recoleta cemetery where Eva Peron is buried amidst those who disdained her.
		Palermo: The open spaces of this barrio, a legacy of caudillo Juan Manuel de Rosas who was overthrown in 1852, made possible the Jardín Botánico Carlos Thays the Jardín Zoológico the Rosedal or rose garden the Hipódromo and the Planetarium.
	www.travelsur.net /buenos-aires.html (527 words)

	Buenos Aires Azeta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The area of Buenos Aires State is as big as an European Country, like France, Italy or Spain.
		The city of Buenos Aires is cosmopolitan, enjoyable, lively as its people.
		Buenos Aires downtown is also an International Culture and Congress Center, because of the luxurious Hotels and its attractions.
	www.azeta.com.ar /ibaires.html (1249 words)

	Borges on San Telmo & the southern barrios » Buenos Aires, City of Faded Elegance
		For everyone in Buenos Aires, the Southside is, in a mysterious way, the secret center of the city.
		When I think of Buenos Aires, I think of the Buenos Aires I knew as a child: the low houses, the patios, the porches, the cisterns with turtles in them, the grated windows.
		Almost thirty years after Borges gave that lecture, people still don’t make it to many of the southern barrios other than San Telmo and the ultimate tourist trap that is Caminito in La Boca.
	baires.elsur.org /archives/borges-on-san-telmo-the-southern-barrios (581 words)

	Barrios de Buenos Aires Recoleta San Isidro San Telmo Centro Buenos Aires Belgrano Abasto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Campana bien podría ser otro ejemplo de zona comercial destacada dentro de la ciudad de Buenos Aires, aunque más acertado sería si a esto le sumásemos también su importancia desde el punto de vista industrial.
		Barrio que late al ritmo de las oficinas de las gigantescas corporaciones y de los innumerables turistas que recorren las calles donde se ubican lujosos hoteles, galerías de arte, y el imperdible paseo de la calle Florida: zona de compras y galerías comerciales.
		Caracterizado esencialmente por su serenidad y suntuosidad, este barrio se presenta como un conjunto acumulado de diversos estilos arquitectónicos, convirtiéndose cada una de sus casas en un ejemplo diferente.
	www.reservas.net /alojamiento_hoteles/buenosaires_barrioszonas.htm (1783 words)

	Buenos Aires Restaurants - Find Restaurants in Buenos Aires and Read Unbiased Reviews - DiningGuide
		Cuisines from Asia, Europe and just about everywhere are plentiful throughout Buenos Aires, yet Argentines are most often drawn to what’s called the parrilla (or grill), a traditional eatery from modest to upscale and noted for grilled cuts of meat, plus sweetbreads, tripe and other taste sensations.
		In Buenos Aires, eateries sometimes have bilingual menus or someone on staff capable of translating into English.
		DiningGuide Buenos Aires is part of MetroGuide Buenos Aires, offering guides to events, hotels, attractions and more for the entire region.
	buenos.aires.diningguide.com (555 words)

	Buenos Aires Aparments
		Buenos Aires ha sido el resultado de una mezcla cultural entre los nativos e inmigrantes españoles, italianos, británicos, franceses, alemanes, judíos, árabes, griegos, japoneses, gente proveniente de Europa central y más recientemente chinos y coreanos.
		Gastronómicamente hablando Buenos Aires se divide en el placer constante de sus dos vedette: su carne mundialmente famosa (algunos chef locales señalan que el cordero patagónico es incluso mejor, pero es más difícil de encontrar) y sus vinos y espumantes de primera clase que sorprenderán con su excelencia.
		Las reservas naturales, en el centro de Buenos Aires y los museos de historia natural ofrecen una gran oportunidad de conocer la flora y fauna local e incluso de practicar la observación de aves.
	www.bapartments.com (272 words)

	Buenos Aires apartments/Apartments rentals Buenos Aires/Apartments for rent in Buenos Aires
		Buenos Aires apartments/Apartments rentals Buenos Aires/Apartments for rent in Buenos Aires
		Buenos Aires Apartments For Rent - Furnished Apartment Rentals in Buenos Aires
		Buenos Aires is the capital and largest city of Argentina, located on the western bank of the Río de la Plata, inland from the Atlantic Ocean.
	www.buenos-apartments.com.ar /buenos_aires_city.htm (192 words)

	BraggingRightsCorner.com - " Barrios Exposes "Mighty" Mike; Julio Retires Vilches "...by George ...
		Once the pre-fite propaganda was left behind in the safe confines of the dressing room, the squared circle became the domain of the stranger from South America who displayed confidence coupled with fire, as he dominated from the opening bell.
		While Kimmons was satisfying his needs to the folks in attendance, and others still awake watching over the magic lantern, the fool was unaware that chief second Buddy McGirt had seen enough and called it no-mas for his beaten charge.
		Post Scripts ~The Jorge Barrios rap sheet improves to 43-2-1, 31 KOs and the WBO strap numbers him among other jr.
	www.braggingrightscorner.com /geobarrios040805.html (727 words)

	Cicerones de Buenos Aires
		You will be able to know the Latin-American Capital of culture and literature, J. Borges, J. Cortazar, E. Sábato; the cradle of tango, the entrance to Patagonia, the paradise of football and the most exquisite foods.
		We are a non-profit organization (NPO) whose its goal is to improve the image of Buenos Aires allowing its better knowledge to national and foreign visitors.
		We offer the opportunity to volunteers, those familiar with the city, to give a warm demonstration of the most typical and pleasant places of Buenos Aires which make all "poteños" (Citizen of Buenos Aires) proud.
	www.cicerones.org.ar (193 words)

	Barrios característicos de Buenos Aires (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Un barrio elegante con su célebre cementerio (en el que aparte de descansar restos de personalidades de suma importancia para la historia del país, se encuentran magníficas obras de famosos escultores nacionales e internacionales).
		Tiene un centro comercial, el Buenos Design Center (único centro comercial dedicado a la arquitectura, el diseño y la decoración) en cuya terraza se nuclea un gran número de restaurantes y establecimientos de comida rápida y el Hard Rock Buenos Aires.
		Era un barrio de casas modestas que creció alrededor de la Plaza Dorrego, donde se celebra cada domingo la pintoresca Feria de Antigüedades de San Pedro Telmo.
	www.traveltango.com.ar /espanol/buenos_aires/barrioscaracteristicos.htm (521 words)

	Barrios de Buenos Aires - Palermo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		La historia del barrio debe su nombre a un acaudalado hombre de negocios llamado Juan Domínguez Palermo, que se lanzó intrépidamente a la adquisición de tierras en esta zona en sus primeros momentos no tan codiciada, siendo el primer propietario.
		Durante su mandato se aprobó la ley que consagró a Buenos Aires como Capital Federal de la República Argentina, además de culminarse la conquista de la Patagonia.
		Esta porción del barrio de Palermo, como se mencionó, fue el reducto de malevos y compadritos, además de poetas de la envergadura de Evaristo Carriego y Jorge Luis Borges, como así también refugio del tango de aquellos tiempos.
	www.argentinaturistica.com /informa/basbarpalermo.htm (6457 words)

	Buenos Aires. Barrios de Buenos Aires: la Boca, Recoleta.
		Alojargentina lo invita a conocer los Barrios de Buenos Aires, aquí encontrará los mejores lugares para conocer la ciudad: museos, parques, catedrales, anticuarios y un diseño arquitectónico excepcional en los barrios.
		Alojargentina ofrece hospedaje en Buenos Aires dentro de estos preciosos escenarios que muestran distintas facetas de la cultura argentina.
		Alojargentina pone a su disposición apartamentos en Buenos Aires, vea alternativas de departamentos en Belgrano.
	www.alojargentina.com.ar /sections/servicios/barrios/barrios-portenos.php (518 words)

	Buenos Aires bed and breakfast & inns. Find the perfect Buenos Aires B&B lodging on BedandBreakfast.com.
		Set in a central but residential area of the vibrant city of Buenos Aires, La Otra Orilla guarantees...
		In a large house of the 19th century in San Telmo, the historic Buenos Aires’s neighborhood,...
		Domusba is located in Old Palermo, a traditional and central quarter of Buenos Aires, keeping...
	www.bedandbreakfast.com /buenos-aires-argentina.html (368 words)

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