Parks of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina

If you live in the city, parks and other green spaces are very important for the quality of life. Busy, noisy and crowded places might be very tiring. Buenos Aires is filled with many gardens and parks throughout the city that are easily accessible for anyone. Most of the parks of Buenos Aires have been designed by Carlos Thyse, a French architect. Thanks to him Buenos Aires is heaven for parks. They are big and many. I would consider Buenos Aires to be a very lucky city thanks to all the green spaces. In a matter of minutes you can escape from the hectic and busy life of the big city

Jeśli mieszkacie w mieście, parki i inne zielone przestrzenie są ważnym elementem dla jakości życia. Ruchliwe, hałaśliwe i zatłoczone miejsca bywają bardzo męczące. Buenos Aires jest wypełnione ogrodami i parkami, które są łatwo dostępne dla każdego. Większość z tych parków została zaprojektowana przez Carlosa Thyse, francuskiego architekta.Dzięki niemu Buenos Aires jest rajem. Parki tam są wielkie i jest ich dużo. Powiedziałabym nawet, że Buenos Aires jest szczęściarzem dzięki tym wszystkim zielonym przestrzeniom. Na przestrzeni minut możecie uciec od zgiełku ruchliwego ogromnego miasta. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: Parks of Buenos Aires
Guide Location: Argentina » Buenos Aires
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Anna Nowak
Read it on Author's Website: http://www.postcardsfromtheworld.com/parks-of-buenos-aires/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:

Bosques de Palermo
Japanese Garden
Barrancas de Belgrano
Parque Centenario
Parque Lezama
Parque Rivadavia

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