Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina.  It is a sophisticated and elegant home to 13 million city dwellers.  It is made up of a variety of neighborhoods, each with its own flavor and character.

First established in 1536 it was a difficult place to live.  It was established a second time in 1580 by Juan de Garay.  Located on the River Plate it is the governmental, financial and cultural center.

ANBA0014 (Plaza Marriott Hotel)		ANBA0008 (Statue of General San Martin in Plaza Libertador General San Martiń)
ANBA0023 (Casa Rosada, the presidential palace on Plaza de Mayo)		ANBA0030 (Side street off Plaza de Mayo)
ANBA0031 (Catedral Metropolitana, tomb of General José de San Martiń)		ANBA0034 (Eternal flame for General José de San Martiń)
ANBA0036 (Street Art)		ANBA0041 (Need a stairway, build one on the outside of your building)
ANRC0002 (Classic tombs of Cementerio de la Recoleta)		ANRC0008 (Tomb of Evita Duarte Perón)
ANRC0015 (Side streets are long and narrow)		ANRC0019 (The Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Pilar colonial church concentrated in 1732)
ANRC0022 (While the tourists visit sights, bus drivers sleep)		ANBA0143 (Apartments Buenos Aires style)
ANBA0106 (Teatro Colón, the Buenos Aires Opera House opened in 1908 has seven stories and seats 2,500 people)		ANBA0119 (Stained glass dome within the Teatro Colón)
ANBA0112 (A Stradivarius violin and others, one made in 1775)		ANBA0133 (Adam and the snake, a statue in downtown Buenos Aires)
ANBA0139 (The Galerías Pacifico shopping center built in 1890 on Florida street has this painted dome as its centerpiece)		ANBA0129 (Avenida 9 de Julio is 16 lanes at the widest, claimed to be the widest avenue in the world)
ANBA0144 (A photo combined from 3 others of Avenida 9 de Julio)

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