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Last week I showed you a museum dedicated to automobiles and other land vehicles, and this week I want to show you one dedicated to those...

When people visit a new city, they typically look for ways to do different things and try to see as many places as possible in the shorte...

Most people associate the word "museum" with art or history, often a combination of both. They visit these temples to contempla...

I've already told you how much I love visiting libraries and bookstores. In fact, that's why last week I posted about my visit to the Nat...

As a book lover, there are two types of places I particularly enjoy: bookstores and public libraries. The problem with the former is that...

For this year's final visit to Museums of Buenos Aires, I chose a place steeped in history. Located in the heart of the Belgrano neighbor...

Santiago, Chile, is a city known for its abundance of murals, some of them enormous. While many are lost due to the city's vast size or t...

Buenos Aires Museums isn't just about art or national history. There's room for everything. From the most emblematic and renowned museums...

Several months ago, I shared my visit to the Japanese Garden of La Serena in Chile, and in that post, I mentioned that it was the second ...

Palermo is perhaps my favorite neighborhood in Buenos Aires. I love its streets, full of bookstores, cafes, and restaurants, but above al...

It's clear I enjoy visiting museums and parks. In every city I visit, one of the first things I do, even if I don't have much time, is go...

Buenos Aires is a city brimming with European-style buildings, mostly constructed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It also boas...

Hello hivers. How have you spent your days? What adventures have taken you around the world? I'm only going to tell you about one place i...

I have already shown you some of the parks and gardens that Buenos Aires has towards its north side and while it's true that between Pale...

So far, in Buenos Aires Museums I have shown you havens for Argentine art and history, but another thing about that country is that they'...

I was struck by the fact that there are three religious centers in Havana that bear the same name or are dedicated to the same saint. Tw...

Buenos Aires is The city of 10,000 cafes so in its neighborhoods, streets and corners there are cafes for all tastes. Some more modern, o...

When I started this Buenos Aires Museums series two weeks ago with the MALBA I was about to choose another option for that first post. In...

Hola,queria compartirte algunas hermosas fotos que me recuerdan mi viaje a la provincia de Holguín y al municipio de Gibara. Realmente es...

Greetings, @worldmappin community. https://images.ecency.com/DQmRRXjRXwUXy2TSbrDVKemjCt1DUAG3EiKNRDkDgoWd2Ad/1760911517627.jpg Today I ...

While in the Northern Hemisphere the days are beginning to cool down with the advance of autumn, in the Southern Hemisphere we are almost...

Continuing with my series on Buenos Aires Museums, I decided for this second stop to show a place more related to history and machines th...

Ya pasé las primeras dos noches fuera de la casa donde viví por cinco meses, volviendo al ritmo de viaje que es muy diferente. Aunque la...

I recently mentioned in a @oneplanet post that I don't consider myself a very religious person, but I am spiritual, and that I feel a cer...

As I mentioned last week, today I'm starting a series called Buenos Aires Museums. After making a list of the museums I've visited in the...

My second visit to Buenos Aires was very different from my first. That time, almost ten months ago, I wanted to see everything, explore t...

Since I discovered Argentina nine months ago, I've been posting about some of the spots I liked most about the country, especially its ca...

Going to Europe is one of my unfinished dreams. Walking the streets of Madrid, Florence, Dublin, Ljubljana, Krakow, Vienna, and even othe...

Photographs are one of humanity's inventions that I adore the most. When you are a collector of moments like me, you cannot rely o...

Six months ago I told you about my visit to the town of Tigre in the Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, about 45 minutes by train from ...