BP3 RJ U2B

Reading Journey Unit 2B

Interesting Places to Visit in Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is a lively city full of history, culture, and exciting places to explore. Here are some must-see spots if you visit.

La Boca La Boca is a colorful neighborhood famous for its bright buildings and street art. You can walk down Caminito, a vibrant street where local artists display their paintings, and you can see tango dancers performing outside.

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Reading Journey Unit 2B

Interesting Places to Visit in Buenos Aires

Recoleta cemetery Although a cemetery may not seem like a popular tourist spot, Recoleta Cemetery is one of the most visited places in Buenos Aires. This cemetery is where many famous Argentinians are buried, including Eva Perón, a famous political figure. The tombs are large and beautifully decorated.

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Reading Journey Unit 2B

Interesting Places to Visit in Buenos Aires

Palermo parks Palermo is known for its huge parks and green spaces, perfect for a relaxing afternoon. You can enjoy walking, biking, or having a picnic here. The parks have beautiful lakes, rose gardens, and even a Japanese garden! Palermo is popular with locals and tourists alike.

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Reading Journey Unit 2B

Interesting Places to Visit in Buenos Aires

The Obelisk Located in the center of Buenos Aires, the Obelisk is one of the city’s most famous landmarks. It’s a tall white monument and a popular spot for taking photos. Many concerts and events happen around the Obelisk, so there’s often something exciting going on.

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Reading Journey Unit 2B

Interesting Places to Visit in Buenos Aires

San Telmo market San Telmo is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. On Sundays, there’s a big market where you can find antiques, crafts, and delicious food. You can try traditional Argentine treats and see unique items from the past.

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Exercise

Instructions:

Can you guess the place we're talking about?

PALERMO PARKS

RECOLETA CEMENTARY

SAN TELMO MARKET

This place is known for its huge parks and green spaces,

This place is one of the most visited places in Buenos Aires.

There is a market on Sunday´s.

You can have a picnic and ride a bike.

This place is in is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Buenos Aires.

This place has a Japanese garden.

You can find antiques, crafts, and delicious food.

It´s a place where many famous Argentinians are buried, including Eva Perón.

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