Thank you so much for watching our video, yes unfortunately we didn’t have time to go to any of the museums since we stayed in La Plata just for a couple of days.
@@global_citizens Si claro me imaginé, sé que tal vez mi recomendación es un poco nerd jajaja pero ese museo tiene muchísimas secciones muy interesantes desde animales prehistóricos hasta entomología, geología, una de egiptología en fin para mi una pasada!!
@@alebrunni7842 😂😂😂 No no it’s not nerdy at all. We love this sort of things too, but unfortunately we did have the time to visit that museum and we have been filming nonstop for a while so we were tired and took half a day off just to rest. However, we really appreciate your recommendation 😊🙏 All the best 👍
Boa noite amigos! Continuo acompanhando os vídeos e me surpreendendo cada vez mais com a Argentina. Espero que logo cheguem a Mendonza e suas vinícolas para desbravarem aquele região. Abraço
Olá Marcelo!! Que bom ter você aqui (nosso mais ilustre seguidor - una honra para nós!!!). Muito obrigada por assistir ao vídeo e pelo carinho e gentileza de sempre ❤️ que bom que você esteja se surpreendendo com a Argentina assim como nós! Um país incrível! Até o próximo vídeo 🙏
Hello again. It so nice that you visit other places of Argentina outside Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is also called "Capital Federal" since it became the national capital in 1880. And La Plata was officially founded in 1884. The public buildings all have one european style from Belgium, Germany and some other countries EXCEPT Spain because at that time resentment against the Spanish as colonizers was still active. Only with the visit of the Infanta Isabel de Borbón (the Spanish Princess) that changed and Spain became the Mother Contry of Argentina. The original streets and avenues were 1 to 31 in one direction (NW-SE aprox) and 32 to 72 across them (NE-SW, aprox). And the diagonals start in 73. Usually foreigners get lost because of the diagonals but it is said that if you learn how to use them you can get wherever you want very fast. Remember that in most cities of Argentina that have this checkerboard design, each block of building of a streen have 100 numbers. From the starting point of the street the first block wil have 0-100 with odd numbers on the right side and the even numbers on the left. It's obvious that there will be missing numbers, because the doors receive the numbers according to their position between the two corners. This makes easy to know how many blocks you must walk to reach your destination. In Buenos Aires the street near downtown start in Rivadavia Street wchich passes on the side of Plaza de Mayo, and the perpendiculars start in Avenida Madero/Huergo. In Rivadavia all streets change their name, because one starts towards the North and the other towards the south. Example: Florida is Perú on the other side. The Museo de Ciencias Naturales de La Plata is something you shouldn't miss. It has very nice specimens and some from the Pampas, like the Glyptodonts. In Argentina archeologists have found the biggest dinosaurs in the world, but the specimens are in Patagonia, where they were found, specially near the El Chocón hydroelectric dam.
This is our video of La Plata which is the capital of the province of Buenos Aires! We hope you enjoy the video!
Hermosa ciudad La Plata, para mi uno de los lugares preferidos míos allí es el Museo de Ciencias Naturales, es alucinante!
Thank you so much for watching our video, yes unfortunately we didn’t have time to go to any of the museums since we stayed in La Plata just for a couple of days.
@@global_citizens Si claro me imaginé, sé que tal vez mi recomendación es un poco nerd jajaja pero ese museo tiene muchísimas secciones muy interesantes desde animales prehistóricos hasta entomología, geología, una de egiptología en fin para mi una pasada!!
@@alebrunni7842 😂😂😂 No no it’s not nerdy at all. We love this sort of things too, but unfortunately we did have the time to visit that museum and we have been filming nonstop for a while so we were tired and took half a day off just to rest. However, we really appreciate your recommendation 😊🙏
All the best 👍
Boa noite amigos!
Continuo acompanhando os vídeos e me surpreendendo cada vez mais com a Argentina.
Espero que logo cheguem a Mendonza e suas vinícolas para desbravarem aquele região.
Abraço
Olá Marcelo!! Que bom ter você aqui (nosso mais ilustre seguidor - una honra para nós!!!). Muito obrigada por assistir ao vídeo e pelo carinho e gentileza de sempre ❤️ que bom que você esteja se surpreendendo com a Argentina assim como nós! Um país incrível! Até o próximo vídeo 🙏
República de los Niños un Gonnet close to La Plata and City Bell nice neighborhood
Thanks for watching our video and for the info 👍
Me gusto tu video😊felicidades seguí deifrutando😊
Gracias, me alegra que te haya gustado! 😊
Another great video with great information.
Thank you for watching our video 😊
How you enjoyed it 😉
Ya abran notado que Argentina no es solo la ciudad de Buenos Aires, hay muchas ciudades increibles que conocer.
Yes absolutely, we love Buenos Aires, but we are aware of the fact that Argentina is not only Buenos Aires
I ❤ ur approach to Argentina !!
Thank you! We are happy you are enjoying the content 😊
Many thanks !!!
Thanks for watching! 🙏
Thanks for visiting, awesome vid guys
Thanks for watching our video; we are glad you enjoyed it
Hi guys, amazing video in La Plata, the cathedral it's awesome, cheers
We're glad you liked the cathedral, it's quite impressive! Thanks for watching our video! 😊
wow, that church is a great masterpiece!
Yes, indeed!!
Wow, so many gorgeous looking buildings. Great video 👏
Thanks so much for watching, we're glad you liked it!
What a beautiful church and the view from up there was amazing too!
Yes, the view from the top was breathtaking!
Such a cute little city and since it was planned, at least in the video it looks very organized. 🙂
Yes, it was very easy to get around!
love your videos! mendoza next?
Maybe 🤔
Beautiful video 😊
We're glad you liked it!
aca siguiendo a la mina linda
Thanks for watching our video!
🩵🤍🩵💚💛
Thank you 🙏😊
Malbec AND west argentine please.
🤣🤣👍
Hello again. It so nice that you visit other places of Argentina outside Buenos Aires.
Buenos Aires is also called "Capital Federal" since it became the national capital in 1880. And La Plata was officially founded in 1884. The public buildings all have one european style from Belgium, Germany and some other countries EXCEPT Spain because at that time resentment against the Spanish as colonizers was still active. Only with the visit of the Infanta Isabel de Borbón (the Spanish Princess) that changed and Spain became the Mother Contry of Argentina.
The original streets and avenues were 1 to 31 in one direction (NW-SE aprox) and 32 to 72 across them (NE-SW, aprox). And the diagonals start in 73. Usually foreigners get lost because of the diagonals but it is said that if you learn how to use them you can get wherever you want very fast.
Remember that in most cities of Argentina that have this checkerboard design, each block of building of a streen have 100 numbers. From the starting point of the street the first block wil have 0-100 with odd numbers on the right side and the even numbers on the left. It's obvious that there will be missing numbers, because the doors receive the numbers according to their position between the two corners. This makes easy to know how many blocks you must walk to reach your destination. In Buenos Aires the street near downtown start in Rivadavia Street wchich passes on the side of Plaza de Mayo, and the perpendiculars start in Avenida Madero/Huergo. In Rivadavia all streets change their name, because one starts towards the North and the other towards the south. Example: Florida is Perú on the other side.
The Museo de Ciencias Naturales de La Plata is something you shouldn't miss. It has very nice specimens and some from the Pampas, like the Glyptodonts. In Argentina archeologists have found the biggest dinosaurs in the world, but the specimens are in Patagonia, where they were found, specially near the El Chocón hydroelectric dam.
Thank you for sharing all the fascinating details about La Plata and Argentina's history and urban planning, we really appreciate it!
All the best 👍