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   Why should you visit San Telmo Buenos Aires?

   • San Telmo offers Buenos Aires visitors a huge range of interesting and exciting tourist experiences. Here’s why San Telmo should be on your bucket list. San Telmo is an historically rich and vibrant barrio in inner city Buenos Aires. The cobblestone streets around Plaza Dorrego are famous for markets, antiques, cafes and bars.

   San Telmo Guide, Buenos Aires: History, Tango, Markets and Food

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   What are the best markets in Buenos Aires?

   • And the quality of goods at the San Telmo Fair was by far the best of all the weekly markets we visited in Buenos Aires (the weekend markets in Recoleta and Palermo Soho). The San Telmo Street Fair is also famous for its antiques market. Just two blocks south of the San Telmo Market, you’ll find San Telmo’s main square – Plaza Dorrego.

   Exploring the San Telmo Market & Street Fair in Buenos Aires

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   Do you pass Mercado de San Telmo in Buenos Aires?

   • You will definitely pass Mercado de San Telmo when you visit the oldest neighborhood of Buenos Aires. If you walk down the street Defensa, you may be more likely to overlook the entrance. If you walk down the street Bolivar, you will immediately see the large entrance.

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   Does San Telmo have a weekly market?

   • There is so much more to this neighborhood than it’s weekly market. San Telmo is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Buenos Aires and is home to so much history. If you’re not in town on a Sunday, don’t worry, there is plenty to do here besides the San Telmo Market and I actually recommend also visiting on a weekday if your schedule allows it.

   A Complete San Telmo Market & Neighborhood Guide - Sol Salute

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   Apr 28, 2024 · In the last couple of years, San Telmo market got an upgrade and is a pleasant place to stroll around. I explain to you where Mercado de San Telmo is located, the best time to visit, and what to discover in the oldest food market in Buenos Aires. Read also: 8 Mistakes tourists make in Buenos Aires.

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   Jun 16, 2023 · Buenos Aires is famous for its many open air weekend markets, but of them all, the San Telmo Market is the most popular. It spans more than 10 blocks every Sunday afternoon, selling knick-knacks, handicrafts and antiques.

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5. thethoroughtripper.com › san-telmo-market-buenos-airesA Guide to the San Telmo Market and Sunday Street Fair

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   Sep 8, 2023 · Two of my very favorite things to do during our month in Buenos Aires were to 1) eat at the San Telmo Market, and 2) wander the giant San Telmo Sunday Street Fair. San Telmo is one of Buenos Aires’ most popular and historic neighborhoods, and is conveniently located just south of the city center.

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   Oct 4, 2023 · The oldest neighbourhood in Buenos Aires and the birthplace of tango, here's why you should visit San Telmo for art, culture, red wine, and a bit of a boogie

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   This large indoor market has stalls offering everything from antiques to fresh fruit and spices. With a typically Italian facade and large interior spaces, the Mercado de San Telmo opened in 1897 to cater to the needs of the new wave of immigrants arriving from Europe.

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   Oct 3, 2023 · Beyond the charming cobblestone streets and antique shops, San Telmo Market offers an array of cultural activities. Live tango performances and captivating art exhibitions consistently grace this vibrant neighborhood.

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   Sep 26, 2020 · San Telmo is an historically rich and vibrant barrio in inner city Buenos Aires. The cobblestone streets around Plaza Dorrego are famous for markets, antiques, cafes and bars. Art galleries, street art and museums provide powerful visual experiences while up market tango venues offer late night fun.