Beat the Caminito crowds and menu touts by going early
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Caminito is a colourful open-air museum in La Boca, but its restaurants set up small stages for tango shows and waiters invite passers-by in, often towards pricey meals. Go early in the morning when the crowds are gone, take your photos of the painted houses and eat elsewhere. Read menus before you sit down. For a quieter view of the neighbourhood, try the rooftop café at Fundación Proa nearby.
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Beat the Caminito crowds and menu touts by going earlyCaminito, La Boca, Buenos Aires
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