Last Saturday I traveled to Buenos Aires to celebrate Teacher's Day.
I arrived with my family at noon and in the afternoon I went with my daughter to the science and technology museum,
it belongs to the CONICET research center of Argentina which one of the candidates to be president wants to discard, I hope that is not the case. The museum is free to enter and the facilities are excellent. How many places like this will there be in the world for people to educate themselves and for it to be accessible to everyone?
When the museum closed we went to walk through a market in front
On Sunday morning we went to Rivadavia Park, it is a park with a lot of activity, there are those who go to gymnastics class, dance classes and many collectors like me who go to exchange coins, books, records...
Then we went to to the "bajo" which is the name of the place where the presidential house (pink), the Cabildo and the Cathedral are located.
We walked to Puerto Madero where the Frigate Sarmiento is moored, a frigate that was a school, that is, where the students of the marine career in their last year embark to carry out the practices.
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