Buenos Aires: a Secret Guide: 113 CURIOUS and MYSTERIOUS PLACES

Buenos Aires: A Secret Guide is a book full of strange stories and hidden mysteries about different places in the city. The lies about the colorful Caminito neighborhood; the Star Trek Vulcan salute at the Freedom Temple; Pope Francis' newspaper boy at Mayo Square; the Masonic symbols at the Metropolitan Cathedral, the cannibals in Chinatown; the naked, horny ghost at Dorrego Square; the requests for Saint Gardel at the Chacarita Cemetery; the Boca Junior fans whose nickname derives from the word shit; the Reservito devil at the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve; the stolen brick from the Beatles Museum; Evita's ghost at the National Library; death flights from the Aeroparque; the Medusa Nazi headquarters near the Casa Rosada; the other Borges in Palermo; cat ghosts at the Botanical Garden. Nothing has been left out: Fernet with Coke, Malbec wine, dulce de leche (milk caramel spread), the taxi drivers' piripipí, Mafalda, the stolen World Cup, Perón the pedophile and much more. The book includes a dictionary of Masonic symbols.