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The government of the City of Buenos Aires presents a program of cultural activities that starts next Saturday, January 12th, 2013, and will last until Sunday, February 24th, consisting on over 100 free events, including: musical shows, drive-in movies, theater plays, activities

This splendid specimen is one of the most famous trees in Buenos Aires. Popularly known as the “Lapacho de Ezcurra”, this “lapacho rosado” (Tabebuia impetiginosa), a tree native from the North-West of Argentina, was planted by landscaper Martin Ezcurra on the corner of Ave. Figueroa

The Chinese New Year 4710 will be celebrated at the Chinese Quarter and for the first time also at Barrancas de Belgrano. On this occasion, to mark the Year of the Dragon, a special two-day celebration will be held, on Saturday, January 21, 2012, from 3pm to 10pm, and Sunday, January

This splendid specimen is one of the most famous trees in Buenos Aires. Popularly known as the “Lapacho de Ezcurra”, this “lapacho rosado” (Tabebuia impetiginosa), a tree native from the North-West of Argentina, was planted by landscaper Martin Ezcurra on the corner of Ave. Figueroa

  As every in November, springtime in Buenos Aires, the city is full of lavender clouds of jacaranda trees in bloom. They are all over the city, making this time of the year a special one to admire these beautiful trees. The first specimen of jacarandá, a tree original

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