Jorge Newbery International Airport, known as “Aeroparque” is located in the heart of the city, in the district of Palermo, on the edge of the Rio de la Plata river and serves mainly as a national airport although it also receives flights from neighboring countries such as Brazil, Chile, Uruguay or Colombia. Although it is […]
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L’Aéroport international Jorge Newbery, aussi appelé “Aeroparque”, est situé en ville dans le quartier de Palermo, au bord du fleuve Rio de la Plata. Il est principalement utilisé pour les vols nationaux, mais reçoit aussi des vols des pays voisins comme le Brésil, le Chili, l’Uruguay et la Colombie. Bien qu’il se trouve dans la
Buenos Aires International Airport, officially “Aeropuerto Ministro Pistarini”, known as “Ezeiza” is 32km from the obelisco, the emblematic monument of the capital located in its very center. Unlike other megacities around the world, Buenos Aires does not have a metro system serving its international airport. So you have to get there either by bus (very
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L’Aéroport international de Buenos Aires, officiellement “Aeropuerto Ministro Pistarini”, connu sous le nom de “Ezeiza” se trouve à 32km de l’obelisco, monument emblème de la capitale se trouvant en son plein centre. Contrairement à d’autres mégalopoles du globe, Buenos Aires ne bénéficie pas d’un système de métro desservant son aéroport international. Il faut se rendre
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From Ushuaia to Antarctica Ushuaia capital of “Tierra del Fuego” in argentinian Patagonia, is the primary port for cruises leaving to Antarctica and claims the title of “world’s southernmost city”. Sail across the Beagle Channel till Cape Horn, and through the Drake Passage across the Antarctic Circle to the Southern Sea. You can choose between cruises that go directly to the Antarctic
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