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8 years ago
6 super fun circuits with rope bridges, climbing walls, nets, etc. The staff is young, fun, and in good spirits. This is a wonderful place. Must be 120cm tall. read more
Av. Miguel B. Sánchez 1041
C1429BSC Caba
Argentina
Nuñez
011 5051-0359
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http://trepark.com.ar
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What time does Trepark open?
Trepark opens at 3:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Trepark opens at 10:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Trepark close?
Trepark closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Trepark closes at 10:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 3:00 PM - 9:00 PMSat-Sun 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Does Trepark have parking?
Yes, Trepark has parking options.
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I LOVE THIS PLACE!! Incredible workout and soul cycle esque ambiance and energy. Spinning to the…read moreinstructors screaming DALEDALEDALE is so energizing and I miss going here. Ask about their package deal for new riders. Service was great and they were so patient with me during my first visit.
NOTE: rooftop ride review…read more Loved it. Rock Cycle has jumped on the cycling for exercise bandwagon and done it well. The studio was out of commission this past week for construction so classes were held on the rooftop of the hotel next door. We had an amazing view of the city, twinkling at night as we rode our asses off. You get a great workout and a lot of encouragement from the profe. It may not be quite as hard as classes in the USA, but it'll release some endorphins and have you huffing and puffing. In town and looking for a good exercise class? This is a good one! You can totally get by without Spanish and the staff speak English if you really need help. It's not cheap (120 pesos a class) but it's a fun way to get your butt moving!
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Senegal y PAMI, los únicos presentes en el gym durante un partido de Boca.
Entrada al sauna desde el baño de mujeres.
Le pasas por la puerta y ni lo ves.
Tocador baño mujeres.
(Español abajo) It's…read morebeen years since my last Yelp review and this place has motivated me to write one. That says a lot. This place is amazing. I've done the introductory week for 240 pesos and I missed only one day. I've had classes with two of their instructors and I must say that I am impressed with their usage of the bikram dialogue and their knowledge of anatomy to help guide you through the postures. They seem to really want you to understand the postures to fully benefit from the bikram series. Me like a lot. The space itself is beautiful, four floors in a beautifully refurbished house is Belgrano. The ground holds reception, the first floor has the male restrooms, changing rooms with showers, massage rooms, and a waiting room complete with books and complimentary tea. The second floor houses the female restrooms and changing rooms (and I assume showers) as well as more massage rooms. The third foor is the an ample studio space with full-length mirrors. I am a little sad that my introductory week is over, but I'm sure I will be back. ESP: Hace años que no escribo una reseña para Yelp y este lugar me motivó para escribir una. Eso dice mucho. Este lugar es genial. Hice la semana de prueba por 240 pesos y solo me perdí de una clase. Tuve clases con dos de los instructores del estudio y debo admitir que me dejaron asombrado con su uso del diálogo de bikram y su conocimiento de la anatomía para ayudar guiarte por las posturas. Los intsructores parecen que quieren realmente que te entiendas las posturas para poder beneficiar a full la serie de bikram. Me re like. El espacio es lindo, con cuatro pisos en una casona en Belgrano hermosamente refaccionada. El primer piso contiene la recepción, el primer piso cuenta con vestuarios (con duchas), baños, cuarto privado para masajes, y una sala de espera completa con libros y tecitos complementarios. El segundo piso tiene los baños y vestuario para las mujeres (me imagino con duchas también), y unos cuartos mas para masajes. El tercer piso es donde se encuentra el espacio amplio para yogar con espejos de piso a techo. Me quedé un poco triste que ya terminó mi semana probatoria, pero seguro que ya vuelvo por más!
This is a great location and the studio is beautiful. Took…read moretwo classes that were all the same... Also, make sure you bring plenty of water, that is color free. I had water w a few drops of Chlorophyll that made it a big green. Instead of telling me beforehand, he took my water out of the room @ the begging of the class and left me without water in 100 degree room for 90 minutes The place has carpet which for me is terrible for yoga practice, and not very hygienic, even if you have a mat, since the teacher wont let you turn the mat if you don't want to step on the carpet for certain asanas. I also had an injury in my elbow, and couldn't stretch it most of the time, he kept asking me to do it, even though I kept trying to point to the wrap... hoping he'll figure it out. He didn't. At one point he was like, I saw u stretching it before, like dude, Im not lying I taught yoga over 15 years ago, and the first thing you learn in training is that you have to listen to your body. Your body knows best. If it hurts, don't push it. At the end of the class I was dehydrated and weak, politely asked if I could pay and leave, but he got angry and loudly reprimanded me saying I was late to the class (a min) and he let me in, but then I couldn't wait for him to enter my info on his database Loud, rude, and def a bad strategy to have a client come back. I was so shock I lost my ability to react. I will recommend go to Fernando Calvinio's studio in Belgrano R or Urban Lotus. Very professional and amazing teachers. I will kindly suggest to this man to deal with his anger before he runs out of business. Really bad for you and specially to promote yoga Anger is undercover pain. It festers. And if you don't deal with it you will lash out on people who have not caused it. So sad. All the best.
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Biking BA was really the best way to see city and experience it history. Not only did we have a…read morevery enthusiastic guide named Marcelo who we both highly recommend as he was very engaging , knowledgeable and pleasant it was both educational and active at the same time!! Bikes were comfortable and tour would be recommended for any level rider but you must be able to handle a bike! We highly recommend Marcelo and BA BIKING TWO THUMBS UP!!!
Biking Buenos Aires is the best way to tour the beautiful city of Buenos Aires! And Kaylee Ann is…read morethe best tour guide! I have done the Heart of the City 5 hour bike tour twice: once with my husband when we first arrived in Buenos Aires, and once with friends visiting from California. My friends visiting from California for 1 week said this was the highlight of their entire trip! The Heart of the City 5 hour bike tour takes you on stops throughout San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, and the Micro Center (Plaza De Mayo.) If you do the 7 hour tour, that includes Recoletta. You also stop at a choripan food cart in Puerto Madero, and pass the Mate around (Argentinian tea) as you learn about the history of La Boca. Both times I've done the tour, Kaylee Ann was extremely professional, high energy, thorough, and spent the time educating my groups about Buenos Aires. This bike tour rally makes you get a better understanding about the culture and history of Buenos Aires. Kaylee Ann is an American living in Buenos Aires who has traveled all over the world and brings a unique global perspective to the tour. I highly recommend booking a tour with Biking Buenos Aires and asking for Kaylee Ann. It's a much better way to truly see and feel Buenos Aires biking through the barrios (neighborhoods) rather than sitting in a tour bus. It's also a great excursion to book if you have family or friends visiting Buenos Aires. Thank you Kaylee Ann for an amazing bike tour throughout Buenos Aires both times!
Had very poor customer service tonight The hotel offers…read moretransportation service to and from local restaurants.. after having dinner at a restaurant less than 2miles away we contacted hotel for pickup . Had to make 3 phone calls and waited close to 1hour to get picked up ( promised over and over driver on his way , ) Spoke to Diego hotel manager on the last call and we were informed driver was picking up other people at other restaurants. When driver picked us up , no other customers in van . In addition , when we informed driver of our lengthy wait , he stated he was never informed by the concierge. Very disappointing service and very unsafe to be standing on street waiting for a service that cannot be delivered timely or with honest communication from hotel staff .
I enjoy most InterContinental properties I find that the rooms are well appointed and the beds…read morecomfortable. This is also the case for this hotel. The location is a bit out of the way although it is within walking distance of the Casa Rosada and Ave de Mayo. My only disappointment was that I booked the hotel using points and as a Platinum IHG member it would be normal to be put on the executive floor, however, this was not the case with this property. They forced me to pay a surcharge for the upgrade to the executive floor. Had I known this beforehand I would have booked the Hyatt Palacio Duhau instead, which is what I will do next time around.
Great little football school for children. Also has courts to rent that you can play football in…read more (soccer)
I lived in Almagro 20 years ago, one block away from this…read morepark. Just visited it for the first time in two decades. No longer is it the same--the center was usually a soccer playground (and now it is covered with rails and flowers everywhere). More play things for children now than before. It does look nicer than it did before. I do miss how it looked before. Melancholy. A good park to walk your dog, or sit and read a book. They still have the tables to play chess (I think). And it does feel a bit relaxing to be there (a bit away from the busy Av. Corrientes). -------------------------------------------------- Viví en Almagro hace 20 años, a una cuadra de Este parque Lo visité por primera vez en dos décadas. Ya no es lo mismo: el centro solía ser un campo de fútbol (y ahora está cubierto de rieles y flores por todas partes). Más juegos para niños ahora que antes. Se ve mejor que antes. Extraño cómo se veía antes. Melancolía. Un buen parque para pasear a su perro, o sentarse y leer un libro. Todavía tienen las mesas para jugar ajedrez (creo). Y se siente un poco relajante estar allí (un poco lejos de la concurrida Av. Corrientes).
When I first came to Buenos Aires in 2001 I stayed in Almagro and lived very close to plaza Almagro…read more- and went back this trip to see the neighborhood. There is something about Almagro that feels very comfortable - I think because it feels very much like a community neighborhood it reminds me of Queens. Any I think it's great as a foreigner to come to this park and people watch the locals with their children walking around and on the carousel. A lot of people walk their dogs here as well. Almagro feels very real and inclusive of the daily life of buenos aires.
Really well maintained and busy park in a very residential district. Lots of play areas for kids,…read morewater features and lots of open space for yoga classes etc. It is circular so you can do the path around it if you're looking for jogging/walking trails. The natural science museum is on the edge of the property towards the west and although we have not been there we hear great reviews about it and plan to go soon.
I called it marxism but it was not that…read more We have meritocracy
The Monumento a Bartolomé Mitre in the Plaza Mitre was created by the Italian sculptors Luis…read moreCalandra, David and Eduardo Rubino. It is an imposing work carried out in white Carrara marble that dominates the square from the high part of the ravine.[11] Bartolomé Mitre Martinez (1821 - 1906) was a statesman, military figure, and author. He was the President of Argentina from 1862 to 1868. As a liberal, he was an opponent of Juan Manuel de Rosas, and was forced into exile where he worked as a soldier and journalist in Uruguay, Bolivia, Peru, and Chile. Mitre returned to Argentina after the defeat of Rosas. He led the revolt of Buenos Aires against Justo José de Urquiza's federal system, and was appointed to important posts in the provincial government after Buenos Aires seceded from the Confederation. Mitre was also the founder of La Nación, one of South America's leading newspapers. He wrote poetry and fiction. He translated Dante's La divina commedia (The Divine Comedy) into Spanish. Dr. Erick J. Mann, PhD Professor of History and Fulbright Scholar