Buen día comunidad de 
A pocas cuadras se encuentra la Basílica Nuestra Señora de la Merced, construida junto al Convento San Ramón Nonato en el siglo XVII. Este templo es recordado porque allí se celebró, el 12 de septiembre de 1812, el matrimonio entre José de San Martín y Remedios de Escalada. En su frontis se añadió en el siglo XX un grupo escultórico que representa a Belgrano ofreciendo su bastón de mando a la Virgen de la Merced.
Luego del recorrido nos dimos cuenta que ya era tarde y teniamos mucho ambre asi que nos fuimos a comer a una de estas cadenas de comida rápida y nos percatamos que no nos iba a alcanzar el tiempo para llegar al proximo sello que si nien esta en Buenos Aires es en los suburbios mas especificamente en la Quinta Pueyrredon delmPartido de San Isidro por lo que acordamoa en la proxima vuelta a Bueno Aires pasar primero por ahi.
La Quinta perteneció a Juan Martín de Pueyrredón, quien era entonces Director Supremo de las Provincias Unidas del Río de la Plata; y fue testigo clave de varias reuniones entre éste y José de San Martín.
Sin mas nada para contar me despido garcias por leer y hasta la proxima. Tengo pensado continuar con los sellos para el fin de semana largo de Semana Santa pero veremos veremos despues lo sabremos.
After visiting the Casa Rosada Museum, we visited two iconic sites in Buenos Aires' historic district. The Mitre Museum, Bartolomé Mitre's former residence since 1868, was converted into a national museum in 1907. It houses a valuable archive and a library with over 40,000 volumes on American history and geography. Among its holdings, the General San Martín archive stands out, with manuscripts used by Mitre to write his work ‘History of San Martín and South American Emancipation’.
A few blocks away is the Basilica of Our Lady of Mercy, built next to the San Ramón Nonato Convent in the 17th century. This temple is remembered because it was there that José de San Martín and Remedios de Escalada were married on 12 September 1812. In the 20th century, a sculptural group representing Belgrano offering his baton of command to the Virgin of Mercy was added to its façade.
After the tour, we realised it was late and we were very hungry, so we went to eat at one of these fast food chains and realised that we wouldn't have enough time to get to the next stamp, which, if it's not in Buenos Aires, is in the suburbs, more specifically in Quinta Pueyrredon in the San Isidro district, so we agreed that on our next trip to Buenos Aires... Aires. The Quinta belonged to Juan Martín de Pueyrredón, who was then Supreme Director of the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, and was a key witness to several meetings between him and José de San Martín. With nothing more to say, I bid you farewell. Thank you for reading, and see you next time. I plan to continue with the stamps for the long Easter weekend, but we'll see. We'll find out later.
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