Cafe Tortoni - Buenos Aires Remarkable Cafes

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - JANUARY 14: Clients enjoy a cup of coffee at Cafe Tortoni on January 14, 2015 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Cafe Tortoni was founded in 1858 by Jean Touan, a French inmigrant that named the Cafe Totoni after the resounding Cafe Tortoni de Paris. It is Argentina's eldest coffe place. From 1926 to 1943, this place gathered some of the most important artists of the time in his basement, were several shows were performed. Figures such as painter Benito Quinquela Martin, writer Jorge Luis Borges, singer Carlos Gardel and former Argentina's President Marcelo de Alvear gave the Cafe Tortoni the reputation to be declared 'Site of Cultural Interest' in 1995. Cafe Tortoni is visited every Day by hundreds of tourists and the room La Bodega, where the shows used to be hosted, now hosts jazz and tango sessions. Buenos Aires City Government declared October 26th as the Dia de los Cafes Porteños (Day of the traditional cafes of Buenos Aires) as a tribute of the foundation of Cafe Tortoni,156 years ago. (Photo by Gabriel Rossi/LatinContent via Getty Images)
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - JANUARY 14: Clients enjoy a cup of coffee at Cafe Tortoni on January 14, 2015 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Cafe Tortoni was founded in 1858 by Jean Touan, a French inmigrant that named the Cafe Totoni after the resounding Cafe Tortoni de Paris. It is Argentina's eldest coffe place. From 1926 to 1943, this place gathered some of the most important artists of the time in his basement, were several shows were performed. Figures such as painter Benito Quinquela Martin, writer Jorge Luis Borges, singer Carlos Gardel and former Argentina's President Marcelo de Alvear gave the Cafe Tortoni the reputation to be declared 'Site of Cultural Interest' in 1995. Cafe Tortoni is visited every Day by hundreds of tourists and the room La Bodega, where the shows used to be hosted, now hosts jazz and tango sessions. Buenos Aires City Government declared October 26th as the Dia de los Cafes Porteños (Day of the traditional cafes of Buenos Aires) as a tribute of the foundation of Cafe Tortoni,156 years ago. (Photo by Gabriel Rossi/LatinContent via Getty Images)
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