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Claudia Pesce was born in Buenos Aires, but started traveling shortly after her first birthday. Upon returning to Argentina at the age of 9, she had already lived in three different cities in Brazil, as well as Lima, Peru. At 11, her family moved to Ft.Lauderdale, Fl. As a result of the eight years she lived there, Claudia not only improved the basic English she had learned as a young child, but also gained the skills that would enable her to become a skilled writer. She spent a great deal of her time at the local public library, first as a volunteer, later as library assistant, poring over every single travel book and guidebook she could get her hands on. She returned to her Buenos Aires querido at the age of 19 and got her degree in Psychology five years later, all the while traveling around the country with her college friends. There are several places she plans to visit, sights in Argentina she still hasn't had the chance to see, but her most ambitious project is to eventually write a book about her beloved Buenos Aires, the city where she has spent the last 20 years of her life.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Claudia has written blog posts and articles for several websites, including the travel section of a women's blog, OurFemalePerspective.com. She is currently responsible for writing a weekly newsletter on top Vancouver attractions and events for a Vancouver tour bus operator.
You have to see beyond what they want to show you, I mean the nice-looking, white-washed sights they prep for the tourists...see beyond all the makeup and find the real beauty within.
Tierra Santa in Buenos Aires, the religious theme park where you walk the streets of Jerusalem, see a laser light show on the creation, and witness the resurrection of an 18 meter-tall Jesus every hour on the hour.
Hitchhiking around the south of Chile and Argentina....ended up riding on the back of a truck full of onions...
Learn the language and talk to the locals. You'll learn amazing things from them.
Florence, Italy...and have a room with a view
South America: Brazil, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay
North America: Several places in the US, mostly east coast, like New York, Washington DC; throughout Florida; been to New Orleans, Bahamas, and Cozumel.
Hopefully Uruguay again to visit places I haven't had the chance to get to know
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You won’t find a bus terminal in Nueva Palmira, but there are a couple of local bus companies that will ......
Read MoreMost places of interest in and around town can be visited on foot. However, the most scenic sights lie a ......
Read MoreIn Colonia, most points of interest, restaurants and shops are easily accessed by foot. Even the bus and ferry terminal ......
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Country Code – 598; City Code - 454 Altitude – 23 meters Population – 8,410 Also known as “the gateway ......
Read MoreCountry Code – 598; City Code - 452Altitude – 23 metersPopulation – 21,744In 1680, the Portuguese disembarked upon this small ......
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The family-run Hotel Centro is small but certainly accommodating. Its nine rooms have private bathrooms and are equipped with cable ......
Read MoreDirectly across from the Uruguay River, Mi Pueblo has an unbeatable location. Guests staying in the rooms with river views ......
Read MoreLa Casona offers the most affordable accommodation in Nueva Palmira. As is typical in the region’s small towns, this charming ......
Read MoreRestaurants
Clemente Resto Bar offers a menu that, thankfully, strays from the commonplace parrilla and chivitos. It serves up some interesting ......
Read MoreLocated on the ground floor of the hotel of the same name and directly across from the river, Mi Pueblo ......
Read MoreWhere can you get a chivito with everything on it for less than $5? That would be Pizzeria El Pino. ......
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Located in the town’s highest point, Plaza Artigas was originally called Plaza del Templo (Temple Square) in honor of the ......
Read MoreOn October 2, 1984, this municipal museum opened its doors to display the collection of fossils and archeological artifacts that ......
Read MoreThe waterfront promenade of Nueva Palmira on the banks of the Uruguay River is without a doubt the town’s main ......
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The local tour guide association (Asociación de Guías Profesionales de Turismo) gives walking tours of the Historic Quarter twice a ......
Read MoreThe ferry company provides complete, full-day excursions from Buenos Aires to Colonia. Tours start at $61 and include the round-trip, ......
Read MoreAGT offers a complete city tour of Colonia that includes the Historic Quarter and its cobblestone streets and buildings, the ......
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A strong Middle Eastern influence is evident throughout Palermo, mostly in the number of Arabian and Armenian restaurants. Those who ......
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