As I’ve previously discussed, Buenos Aires has a vibrant street art scene. In this post I’ll share some of the art we encountered in the San Telmo neighborhood. San Telmo is a popular place to go shopping and dining. While it was at its prime in the late 19th century, San Telmo is now in a state of “elegant decay”. The street art provides some relief from this.
Here is some works of street art we saw as we walked these worn lanes.
A service dog who sailed the seas is honored with a plaque and a boost for others
Jayita takes a break in Macau, best known for its gambling, but with much more to be seen
Jonathan L presents some of the people who work hard at the Mercato Trionfale in Rome
Among the many shops and stalls in Tangier’s medina, a weaver turns out a myriad of colorful fabrics
DrFumblefinger explores differences and similarities with American bison
DrFumblefinger explores differences and similarities with American bison
DrFumblefinger visits the historic district of the small city of Columbus, Wisconsin
A photo of some streetside flower vendors encountered during our exploration of Cape Town.
