The Rose Garden (El Rosedal as it is called by Argentinians) in the central park of Buenos Aires has turned 95.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiThe Rose Garden (El Rosedal as it is called by Argentinians) in the central park of Buenos Aires has turned 95.
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The Rose Garden (El Rosedal as it is called by Argentinians) in the central park of Buenos Aires has turned 95.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiIn the distant 1914, the city’s authorities made a New Year present for Buenos Aires residents and guests.
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In the distant 1914, the city’s authorities made a New Year present for Buenos Aires residents and guests.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiThe Rose Garden was designed by Argentinian architect, engineer and landscape designer Benito Carrasco (1877-1958) with the assistance of his brother Eugenio who received the diploma of a landscape architect in Belgium.
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The Rose Garden was designed by Argentinian architect, engineer and landscape designer Benito Carrasco (1877-1958) with the assistance of his brother Eugenio who received the diploma of a landscape architect in Belgium.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiThe Rose Garden is at the center of the February 3 Park, which was created in 1875 on the site of the former residence of the provincial governor (on February 3, 1852, one of the most heroic battles for the independence of Argentina took place).
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The Rose Garden is at the center of the February 3 Park, which was created in 1875 on the site of the former residence of the provincial governor (on February 3, 1852, one of the most heroic battles for the independence of Argentina took place).
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiThe Rose Garden has about 15,000 roses.
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The Rose Garden has about 15,000 roses.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiHundreds of species of roses blossom and exhale flagrance virtually all the year round.
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Hundreds of species of roses blossom and exhale flagrance virtually all the year round.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiThe vast green zone in the center of Argentina’s capital covers an area of 25 hectares.
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The vast green zone in the center of Argentina’s capital covers an area of 25 hectares.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiExceptionally beautiful is an artificial lake where visitors can make a ride by boat or catamaran along its shores. The lake emerged on the site of a quarry, from which earth was taken to build railway embankments.
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Exceptionally beautiful is an artificial lake where visitors can make a ride by boat or catamaran along its shores. The lake emerged on the site of a quarry, from which earth was taken to build railway embankments.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiThis place is frequented by portenos (people of the port) as Buenos Aires residents call themselves.
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This place is frequented by portenos (people of the port) as Buenos Aires residents call themselves.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiA green gallery with mosaic floors extends 130 meters around the artificial pond.
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A green gallery with mosaic floors extends 130 meters around the artificial pond.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiMany Russians remember ficus plants, which their grandmothers used to grow in tubs at home. If watered, the plant can grow into a tree in a hundred years to accommodate several hundred people under its crown.
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Many Russians remember ficus plants, which their grandmothers used to grow in tubs at home. If watered, the plant can grow into a tree in a hundred years to accommodate several hundred people under its crown.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiThe scene all around is so beautiful that one can hardly guess that these structures are toilet rooms.
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The scene all around is so beautiful that one can hardly guess that these structures are toilet rooms.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiThere are 21 sculpture busts of world famous writers in the Rose Garden, including William Shakespeare, Jorge Luis Borges, Federico Garcia Lorca, Antonio Machado and others.
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There are 21 sculpture busts of world famous writers in the Rose Garden, including William Shakespeare, Jorge Luis Borges, Federico Garcia Lorca, Antonio Machado and others.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiThe Rose Garden’s photos made 95 years ago feature geese that very much resemble the creatures that live in the garden today.
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The Rose Garden’s photos made 95 years ago feature geese that very much resemble the creatures that live in the garden today.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander SolovskiThe Rose Garden is open in summer from 8 o’clock in the morning till 8 o’clock in the evening whereas in wintertime, in July, it closes already at 6 o’clock in the evening.
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The Rose Garden is open in summer from 8 o’clock in the morning till 8 o’clock in the evening whereas in wintertime, in July, it closes already at 6 o’clock in the evening.