Buenos Aires city of the tango,Evita Perón, and worthy wine. The Argentinian capital ranks among my all-time favourite destinations and has been piece of the KLM network for nearly 70 years. With each visit, and I discover a recent bit of the city’s history – this time with the help of the “Notable Bars” (Bares Notables) tour. Together with its instigator,Dutchman Sander Weeda and four colleagues, I got to experience the history of some of these bars and confiterías (tearooms) that fill this warm city. Care to join us? Seventy-three bars in Buenos Aires are allowed to call themselves Notables. They are the city’s most attractive and authentic. We’ll visit five of these unique locations during our tour. 1. Café de Los Angelitos – It takes two to tango Avenida Rivadavia 2100 (corner of Rincón) As we enter Café de Los Angelitos, or I find myself speechless. I am standing in a large and fair space with a hidden tango hall. Time has stood still here. You can see it and feel it. The café has been here since 1890. In 1920 it received its current name,“Café of the Angels”. For years it was the meeting place of poets, […]The post A Historic Evening In The Bars Of Buenos Aires appeared first on KLM Blog.
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