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This historic square with cafes & shops is known for its tango dancers & Sunday antiques market.
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The historical heart of the San Telmo district, where on weekends there is a fair and tango dancing.
A beautiful stop in the perfect neighbour of San Telmo. Cafes and shops surround the Plaza where you can enjoy local musicians and dancers perform. Choose your cafe and sit in their corresponding section to order. Hidden treasures throughout the area.
San Telmo and Plaza Dorrego in Buenos Aires, Argentina, exude a laid-back and bohemian charm. Wander through the historic neighborhood's cobblestone streets, explore antique shops, and enjoy local tango performances. Plaza Dorrego's Sunday Antique Fair adds a lively touch with its vintage stalls and tango dancers. Embrace the relaxed atmosphere, soak up the artistic vibe, and experience the authentic cultural essence of Buenos Aires in these captivating spots.
Wonderful. Lots of outdoor shops, tango dancers in various spots, flamenco etc.
I love this spot. Plaza Dorrego was the first Plaza built in Buenos Aires, San Telmo neighborhood. I recommend you visit this beautiful place on Sundays where you will see Tango performances as well as musicians and street artists. The atmosphere is a lot bohemian. No dude to go at San Telmo Market. You will see local variety restaurants.
In addition, don't forget to take a picture with Mafalda, an important tourist spot to visit. Mafalta Statue and her friends were an Argentinian cartoon in Latin American.
In addition, don't forget to take a picture with Mafalda, an important tourist spot to visit. Mafalta Statue and her friends were an Argentinian cartoon in Latin American.
Nice plaza for a weekend fair market and various activities though no benches to relax and enjoy the atmosphere
First time inside the church and the guide tour inside Recoleta cemetery was amazing
