Thinks that I learned during this stroll

• It gets dark very quickly in Buenos Aries
• Puerto Madero is not a place for a single person, couples and families only!
• There are not many english speaking tourists, the only people speaking English seemed to be European (not sure why they were speaking English).
• The sun may have gone down, but the air is still hot hot hot.
• Don’t walk to the bottom of Puerto Madero on the other side, The bridge across is not always open, so I had to turn around to get back across.

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With that in mind, today is my first real day in BA. After 12 hours of uninterrupted sleep, I went down to have breakfast, and it was a pleasant surprise, the ultimate buffet, fresh fruit, cereal, bread, cheese, ham, around 20 variety of cakes and pastries, sausages, bacon and choice of eggs – needless to say I was there for over 45 mins to get through it all.

Today its 27′C, but tomorrow is promising rain and a temperature of around 14′C, and as I forgot to pack any kind of coats I’ve been walking around trying to find a jacket.

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Here are some pics I took along the way (click for more).

Off down to the bar for some “agua mineral con gas”, back laters!