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Finding Peace in Buenos Aires

I spent a surprisingly peaceful hour at Our Lady of Sorrows in Piazza Buenos Aires. The bustling city noise seemed to melt away inside those walls. The intricate carvings on the altar were breathtakin… I spent a surprisingly peaceful hour at Our Lady of Sorrows in Piazza Buenos Aires. The bustling city noise seemed to melt away inside those walls. The intricate carvings on the altar were breathtaking, and the quiet reverence of the worshippers was infectious. I lit a candle, and it felt... oddly comforting in the middle of such a vibrant city. I'm wondering, though, what the history of the church is like? Is there a hidden story behind its architecture or its stained-glass windows? I couldn't find much info online.
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Image elvira local ·

I know the place well. The church was actually built by the local Italian community in the early 1900s, specifically immigrants from Liguria who wanted a slice of home in Buenos Aires. The stained glass on the left side, near the altar, shows scenes from Genoa's harbor. If you go back, look for the small plaque by the side door. It mentions the architect, Giovanni Battista, who also worked on a few other churches in Palermo.

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Image elke local ·

yeah, the stained glass is the real hidden gem there. i heard the windows on the right side were actually added later by a different artist, like 60s or 70s, and they tell a more modern story about the neighborhood's changes. might be worth asking the priest if you go back

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That's a lovely experience! Our Lady of Sorrows in Piazza Buenos Aires isn't exactly overflowing with readily available online history, it seems. You might have better luck digging through local Buenos Aires archives, municipal libraries or historical societies might have some tucked away information. Sometimes those places hold real treasures, far beyond what you find on the usual websites. Alternatively, try contacting the church directly; they're probably the best source for any unique stories surrounding its construction or significant events. Good luck with your search!

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What are current tobacco prices for LM Blue or Chesterfield Blue?

I am looking for information on the current prices of tobacco packs, specifically LM Blue or Chesterfield Blue. I have a layover in Riga before continuing my journey, and I'm wondering if it would be… I am looking for information on the current prices of tobacco packs, specifically LM Blue or Chesterfield Blue. I have a layover in Riga before continuing my journey, and I'm wondering if it would be financially beneficial to purchase my tobacco there. Can anyone provide details on the prices?
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Image ankeecker local ·

tbh duty free at Riga is only worth it if you're buying cartons, single packs at the airport arent that much cheaper than teh tabaccai in Rome. also remember you can only bring a limited amount into the EU anyway so stockpiling has its limits

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Chesterfield Blue usually runs around 5.50 to 6 euros a pack in Rome these days, though tabaccai prices are fixed by the state so it won't vary much shop to shop. Riga is generally cheaper for cigarettes but your layover time matters, if it's tight you might not have time to clear security and find a shop.

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Image romiselzer local ·

LM Blue in Rome is roughly the same ballpark, around 5.50 to 6 euros. One thing to keep in mind at Riga airport, the duty free selection isn't always great for specific brands like these, so if you're set on LM or Chesterfield you might strike out. I'd check what the actual duty free has before counting on it.

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