Hello @dimascastillo90. It's simply amazing to read about how the architecture of your featured palace has transformed from a private mansion to a world-renowned hotel. This goes to show how the built environment's adaptability to rapid changes makes them more cherished and admired as creative masterpieces. 😊
So, in your opinion, did the autonomous city of Buenos Aires succeed in being like Paris in terms of architecture?
Greetings dear friend @storiesoferne in my opinion it is so, although I have not traveled or known Paris personally through information and the reference I have at hand here in Buenos Aires I can confirm that there is a lot of French architecture that resembles Paris, mentioning apart the styles of coffee shops and even some streets. We could say that it is the most European city in Latin America and a little Paris on this side 😊.
Awesome! 😊 Yeah, I think it's probably justifiable to claim that Buenos Aires is like Little Paris due to the unprecedented number of French architecture in that metropolis. I could also have experienced actual comparisons of these 2 cities by myself but I haven't been to the Argentinian capital yet, only to Paris. So I guess that makes it even for the two of us. 😁
Well dear friend it would be very cool if you could come and admire everything I show in pictures 😃 I could even be your tour guide 😅
Great! That's an awesome idea my friend. Exploring the French architecture of the beautiful city of Buenos Aires together with you is a huge possibility. Hopefully my plan of traveling to that part of the world will be realized one of these days. 😊