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Buenos Aires Picnics, Parks & Gardens

    • Rosedal (El) - Buenos Aires
      • 1. Rosedal (El)

      • Oasis of Roses
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        • Palermo
    • Japanese Garden - Buenos Aires
      • 2. Japanese Garden

      • Peaceful zen garden
        • Picnics, Parks & Gardens
        • Palermo
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    • Botanical Gardens - Buenos Aires
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    • Plaza Las Heras - Buenos Aires
      • 4. Plaza Las Heras

      • Sports and open spaces
        • Picnics, Parks & Gardens
        • Palermo
    • Recoleta Cemetery - Buenos Aires
      • 5. Recoleta Cemetery

      • Open daily from 8am to 6pm, this is the final resting place of many of the wealthiest and most important...

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    • Plaza Francia - Buenos Aires
      • 6. Plaza Francia

      • Surrounded by French-style residential area
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        • Recoleta
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    • Plaza Dorrego - Buenos Aires
      • 7. Plaza Dorrego

      • European-style plaza in charming San Telmo
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        • San Telmo
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    • The Israeli Embassy Memorial - Buenos Aires
      • 8. The Israeli Embassy Memorial

      • In 1992, a bomb ripped through the Israeli Embassy in Buenos Aires, located on a peaceful and seemingly...

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    • Jardín Zoológico - Buenos Aires
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    • Parque Centenario - Buenos Aires
      • 10. Parque Centenario

      • A cirucular design with lots of weekend activity
        • Picnics, Parks & Gardens
        • Microcentro
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  • Ah, to kick back in the greenery of Buenos Aires' parks. Whether you want to stroll, rent bikes, let the kids run loose or throw out a blanket and nap in the sun, nothing says leisure like a day in the park. When you start itching for fresh air and open spaces, it's time to head for one of Buenos Aires' many parks and plazas. A city that enjoys temperate weather for the majority of the year, you're likely to encounter at least a few pleasant moments to be outside - be it an early morning with coffee in Plaza Las Heras, a long and lazy afternoon in Palermo's beautiful pond-side Rosedal, or a warm early evening wandering through the peaceful Recoleta Cemetery. Take the kids to the Jardin Zoological to meet the animals (don't miss the penguin aquarium!); weekends ought to find treasure hunters at the flea market in Parque Centenario. From the solemn, quiet Israeli Embassy Memorial to the lively Japanese Gardens, there are all kinds of activities that can keep you outside, all day (and night!) long.

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