Free San Telmo Market Tour Buenos Aires
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Free San Telmo Tour Buenos Aires
- Soak up the sights, sounds and taste the mouthwatering food in the historical Market of San Telmo.
- Wander the streets Buenos Aires’s oldest neighborhood that echo with the sound of Tango.
- See some of Argentina’s most beloved characters as you stroll along Comic Strip Walk.
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