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What famous trapper went to school (primary and secondary) in Almagro?
Duki
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Where can you enjoy good Italian-Argentinian food in Almagro?
At Pierino's.
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Name two music genres Almagro's been immortalised in.
Tango & Rock.
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Where can you see dinosaurs in Almagro?
At the Bernardino Rivadavia Museum of Natural Sciences
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Where can you find a street market in Almagro at the weekend?
On the fringe of Parque Centenario
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Where can go you for a drink and snacks if you're into football?
El Banderin.
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Why is the neighbourhood called Almagro?
It was named after Juan Maria Almagro de la Torre, landowner and lawyer.
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Name two famous markets that used to be in Almagro
The Abasto and the Flower market.
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Name at least two parks that can be considered located in Almagro
Plaza Almagro and Parque Centenario
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Where can you find table mats with the signature of a famous footballer?
El Gran Mosquito steakhouse.
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What famous tango singer lived and went to school in the neighbourhood?
Carlos Gardel
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What was the Abasto Shopping Centre's originallly used as?
A fruit and vegetables wholesale market.
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When's Almagro Day?
September 28th
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What famous rock band wrote a song about a morning in the Abasto?
Sumo
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What sorts of farms did there use to be in Almagro?
Dairy farms.
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What is Las Violetas?
An emblematic tea/coffee house.
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Where in Almagro should you go if you wanted to look at the stars?
Parque Centenario Observatory
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What was the first means of transport to connect Almagro with downtown?
The tram-car
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