Travelogues Tigre
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Delta Tiger Spreewald
Today I wanted to be lazy and travel with public transportation, especially since my right ankle is acting up. It seems that 60km on asphalt in 3 days don't agree with it - wimp....
A man, a dictionary, a goal
Originally, the plan was to visit the Tigre Delta in the small town of Tigre with three people. Actually... In the end, I went alone, armed with enough food for the day, my...
A trip to Tigre Delta
Boat tour In my last week in Argentina, I took a trip to Tigre, a city north of Buenos Aires. This small town borders the Delta of the Paraná River, which flows directly...
Toy store XXL
Not far from us in Tigre there is a new large toy store with a carousel inside, we took a look at it. It was actually quite nice to walk through but most of the toys are, as is...
The first days
First excursion. Meeting with a school friend after 40 years. In Tigre. Here the Paraná and Uruguay rivers flow into the Rio de la Plata and form a large delta. There is also a...
Tigre (2.5.2021)
Hallo there, Today we went to Tigre again. Actually, we wanted to go to San Telmo to buy souvenirs, but we didn't dare to go to the city with all the new restrictions. In...
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