Plaza Espana - Buenos Aires

We loved this restaurant open 24h, they always serve a Spanish appetizer, the bread with butter and the food is a lot! the waitress is very careful and attentive, so don't forget a good tip.

It was the first underground station in Latin America and is in a very good condition. It's in a very touristy area full of people. It has elevators for people with reduced mobility. It is very well illuminated and the decorations are very nice. In addition, cars are comfortable and have air conditioning.

Historic Caba Helmet. You have the Casa Rosada (I think it is closed to the public), the Cabildo (free entrance), and the Metropolitan Cathedral, where is the coffin of General San Martín. A lot of history where you look. A very important fact. Don't get the SUBE card on Caba. Nowhere. Neither kiosks, Lotteries, nor subway stations. Therefore it complicates you to mobilise for caba, as to walk in subway, train, and urban collective, you can only use the Sube (super monopolized). If you're going to come to Caba, you'd better see someone lend you a card. Another method to travel, can be using orange bicycles (it is cheap), but on foot (they are long distances, coming with good slippers). But yes. Don't get a card up in a caba, because there's no card directly.

This beautiful and well-kept as always, historical place where historical events of Argentina took place, it is worth visiting, walking or simply being there!!!

You see I was in defense of democracy that it took us so much to get we are already 39 years from the return to a constitutional order and we want it to continue regardless of the ruling political party that is in turn but whenever it is democratically