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This district preserves colonial-style houses along narrow cobblestone lanes, illuminated with pretty wrought iron lanterns. In San Telmo, one breathes the history of Buenos Aires. Visit the church of Santo Domingo or investigate the city's cultural heritage in the Museo de la Ciudad.

The Bohemian character of the district flourishes every weekend at the antique fair held in Plaza Dorrego and the picturesque cafés that surround it. There, one can buy anything from an antique wedding dress to a 1900 table setting, or one can enjoy the improvisations of the street performers. Also worth visiting are the Pasaje de la Defensa, an 1880 mansion converted into a commercial gallery, and the picturesque street Balcarce with its concentration of bars, restaurants and tango houses.


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San Telmo Antiques Market, Buenos Aires:
The Sunday market is as much a cultural event as a commercial event, as old-time tango and milonga dancers take to the streets with other performers. Here you will glimpse Buenos Aires much as it was at the beginning of the 20th century.


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