The great majority of travellers I've met in past few months assured me that Buenos Aires is one of those unique, terribly fascinating cities that one stumbles upon, falls in love with and keeps coming back to. Well, I grew up here, and I can't help but to agree with them.
I've always loved Buenos Aires; the people, the eclectic architecture - that ranges from cute brightly coloured colonial houses to stately buildings and steel-and-glass skyscrapers, - the gorgeous murals on the walls, the quaint cobble-stone streets, the beautiful trees everywhere, the open-air markets, the tango dancers in the streets, the cosy squares, the broad boulevards.. there's always something interesting to see, hear or be a part of.
It is, indeed, a city that seduces in uncountable ways. Somehow impossible to resist.
I've always loved Buenos Aires; the people, the eclectic architecture - that ranges from cute brightly coloured colonial houses to stately buildings and steel-and-glass skyscrapers, - the gorgeous murals on the walls, the quaint cobble-stone streets, the beautiful trees everywhere, the open-air markets, the tango dancers in the streets, the cosy squares, the broad boulevards.. there's always something interesting to see, hear or be a part of.
It is, indeed, a city that seduces in uncountable ways. Somehow impossible to resist.
(Palermo, Recoleta, Monserrat, San Nicolas - BA - February 2012)
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