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Pasaje San Lorenzo

Fodor's Review:

Off Calle Balcarce, Pasaje San Lorenzo is a typical and charming colonial alley. At Number 380 stand the ruins of the city's thinnest building -- about 8 feet wide. It once belonged to a freed slave.

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