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Palermo
In Palermo, there is something for everyone. Here some of Buenos Aires' most
expensive restaurants intermix with the bars of the Plaza Serrano. On weekends,
the Bosques de Palermo and Rose Garden are ideal spots for walking, playing
soccer, and for boat rides. Other nearby attractions include the Jardín
Zoológico, the Planetario Galileo Galilei, and the tea offered in the
impeccable Japanese gardens.
Palermo Woods
Casares Ave. & Libertador Ave.
It's the most important green area in the city. The woods group three artificial
lakes you can tour with small botes to row or water bikes.
Between the trees and paths you can access the Rosedal, the Andaluz Patio,
made with Spanish materials, and the Poets Garden, where there are busts
of William Shakespeare, Paul Groussac, Alfonsina Storni, Dante Alighieri,
Federico García Lorca & Antonio Machado, and others.
Rosedal
These rose gardens are a popular place to stroll, especially September-February,
when the flowers are in bloom. You can also rent a pedal boat and take
to the adjacent lake.
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