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Organized in order of closest to farthest from the wedding. Feel free to ask us if you have any questions. :)
El Circulo Theater
A beautiful, historic theater located inside the city where the wedding will be held. You can buy tickets to get a personalized tour, but be aware that the tour guide only speaks Spanish! There is a hidden gem in the basement–an art gallery of a Rosario native. Some major Phantom of the Opera vibes.
Restaurants!
Rosario, and Argentina in general, is full of wonderful restaraunts! In most cases, you can eat a three course meal for less than $3 USD. Some of our favourites:
- Davis
- Gimme Shelter House
- Rock & Feller’s
Ice Cream!!
Speaking of food, and good food… ice cream!! You can’t leave Rosario without trying some. Seriously. We reccommend: Bocha and Touche de Creme.
Calle Oroño
La calle preferida de Gillian en Argentina. Hermosa por la noche.
El Rivero
The river in Rosario is disgusting. It’s like the chocolate river in Willy Wonka, except its not chocolate. Lichi promises there’s no poop, but Gillian’s not so sure. Despite this, it’s beautiful to walk along. There are so many fun restaurants and buildings to look at!
Mercado del Patio
Cute little market- great place to get souvenirs/gifts from Argentina. There’s a lovely little restaurant called Churrasquito inside.
The Beach!
You can take a ferry (La Fluvial) from Rosario to a little island in the middle of the river and spend a day in the sun! Just be sure to pack sunscreen and a swimsuit you don’t care about… remember what I said about the brown water? Yeah. It stained my favourite swimsuit.
4D Theater
The movie will probably be in Spanish, but the experience is totally worth it.
Recoleta Cemetery
AMAZING cemetery in Buenos Aires. Think New Orleans. Full of masoleums and cool history. Google Maps says its temporarily closed right now, so check before you plan to go! Hopefully things will open back up closer to the wedding. Fun fact- Lichi almost proposed in a cemetery (it was supposed to have the best view of the sunrise).
Wine Tasting
The land of Malbec, baby. This one’s a plane ride away from Rosario, but definitely worth it. Gillian might even skip her honeymoon to go with you.
https://www.earthtrekkers.com/mendoza-wine-region-how-to-plan-visit/
Iguazu Falls
This is also quite a hike from Rosario… they’re on the border between Argentina and Brazil, but its the largest waterfall in the world (much bigger than Niagara), and looks absolutely stunning in photographs. And hey, if you make it there, might as well check out Brazil, too. :)