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The teatro Colon is one of the world’s major Opera houses. It represents a huge part of the Buenos Aires history and stands on Cerrito street just off of 9 de Julio. The opera house which offers tours has been down for construction since 2006 and is said to remain closed until 2010 although occasional openings for tours, etc. have been common place.

The intricacies and beauty of teatro colon are a source of pride for Argentines and even though the gorgeous building is closed for repair, visiting the outside is awe-inspiring. Just another bit of love brought to us by Buenos Aires.

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