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Top 9 Castles in Argentina, Argentina
Discover the best top things to do in Argentina, Argentina including Castillo Pando Carabassa, Palacio Piria, Palacio de Aguas Corrientes, Castillo San Carlos, Palacio Santa Candida, Residencia Messidor, Castillo Morisco, Castillo de Villa Ventana, Castillo de La Boca.
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1. Castillo Pando Carabassa
2. Palacio Piria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
3. Palacio de Aguas Corrientes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,630 reviews
Reviewed By IN_Travelers47906 - West Lafayette, United States
You have spent a lot of time and money getting to Buenos Aires. Do you really want to spend more visiting the waterworks? In this case, yes! It is just a 5-minute walk from El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookstore (an absolute must-see) and 15-minutes from the Opera House (Teatro Colon), also a must see. The three together make for an excellent morning or afternoon self-guided walking tour. The beautiful Water Company Palace (Museo del Agua) occupies an entire city block. Walk completely around the exterior and, if time allows, enter the main doorway on the Riobamba Street side to take the ancient elevator up to the History of Sanitation Museum, which is worthy of a few minutes of your time. The museum is a handy-man’s paradise displaying histories of the toilet and sanitation piping, plus other interesting displays about the evolution of the Buenos Aires sanitation system. You also have an opportunity to see some of the mega-plumbing inside the system. Beautiful on the outside and interesting on the inside. 1-hour well-spent. TIP: We created our own walking tour and it turned out to provide us a wonderful day seeing much of Buenos Aires. Most hotels can provide you a city map. 1. Take a taxi (probably less than $10 USD from any location) to Floralis Generica. 2) Walk 15 minutes to the Recoleta Cemetery, stopping by the Claustros Históricos Basílica del Pilar along the way. 3) Walk 20 minutes to El Ateneo Grand Splendid which has to be the world’s most ornate and interesting bookstore. 4) Walk 5 minutes to the beautiful Water Company Palace (Museo del Agua) which occupies an entire city block. 5) Walk 15 minutes to the Opera House (Teatro Colon) where there is a nice park across the street for resting. The outside of the Opera House is nice, but not magnificent, so make sure you go inside. It is worth going on line ahead of time to reserve tickets for the tour either on this stop or at a later time. Don’t miss this tour! 6) Walk 5 minutes to the Obelisk and before you get there go to the top of the steps provided for viewing. The base of the Obelisk is a perfect location for a Christmas Card photo. You will probably see a line there, where those waiting will gladly take pictures of those whose turn is next. Cross the magnificent 18-lane Avenue 9 Julio (9th of July) and you will be surrounded by cheap places offering almost any meal you want. We ate at the Tostado Café and took our food to the second floor for a window view of the crowds below. Very pleasant with great food at reasonable prices. 7) Walk 15 minutes to the Cathedral of Buenos Aires(Pope Francis’ cathedral) and take a look inside. This will put you at the famous Plaza de Mayo where you can sit, people watch and stroll around what is probably the most historic site in Buenos Aires. 8) Finish with a short 10-minute walk to the wonderful Puerto Madero. The place to be late afternoon/early evening with street performers and endless choices for a meal.
4. Castillo San Carlos
5. Palacio Santa Candida
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 32 reviews
6. Residencia Messidor
7. Castillo Morisco
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By SharonRodriguezz
Tandil is such a wonderful city for those active tourists. It has so many destinies and activities you won't get bored any day. This place it's a complete experience, lots of attractions you can visit and many activities you can do. The most famous destinies are characteristics for the city very important for its history, tourists from all places go to visit the Piedra Movediza, Parque Independencia and Monte Calvario among many others. At night, Tandil offers such a beautiful sight and many restaurants and fairs you can go to and have some fun. Tandil was very fun and interesting and I think it could be the same for all the people who go there and for all ages! Nobody should get bored considering all of the things you can do there.
8. Castillo de Villa Ventana
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 8 reviews
