Old boats that stimulate imagination on the Tigre ...Photo by Angelika G, Germany
This was the statue where our bike tour met each t...Photo by Kathleen S
Drinking mate in the park.Photo by Jay C, USA
Horseback riding in the hacienda.Photo by Georgia H, USA
This was a cool part of the walking tour, we saw t...Photo by Kathleen S
Mi marido contento con el tour! Despues de otro...Photo by Silvia G O
A bordo para el paseo en bote. Photo by Silvia G O
My parents taking a photo in front of the Asado. P...Photo by Georgia H, USA
On the bus, heading to the Tigre Delta.Photo by Anonymous
After meal traditional dance Photo by GUSTAVO B, USA
The old train station buildingPhoto by Angelika G, Germany
Shopping in Tigre's market Photo by kerry L
Main singersPhoto by Kathleen S
Where the president worksPhoto by Yvette A, USA
Part of the South TourPhoto by Kathleen S
The Museo de Armas (Arms Museum) is just to the ri...Photo by Kathleen S
Meandering down the scenic Rio de la Plata in the ...Photo by Anonymous
Una de las tantas fotos sacadas desde el catama...Photo by Silvia G O
An international sing-along concluded the indoor e...Photo by Ann K, USA
One of the gauchos Photo by Christian W
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Few cities get under your skin like Buenos Aires. Sexy, alive, supremely confident yet passionately romantic, this beautiful, vibrant city is unforgettable. Discover old-world cafes, colonial architecture, outdoor markets, and nightlife that will keep you swinging all night long. And the best news is that Buenos Aires remains a surprisingly affordable destination for travelers.
Rub shoulders with Recoleta's rich and famous while you visit its fascinating necropolis. Hunt for that antique gem in a dusty San Telmo shop, wander Boedo's bohemian streets, or take in a theatrical production around Av Corrientes. You'll soon see why so many visitors have fallen in love with this elegant, seductive city.
Bike Buenos Aires
See Buenos Aires on two wheels with a guided bike tour that will take you below the surface of touristy Buenos Aires and into the areas where the locals hang out. The half-day bike tour takes either ... Continue Reading »
Buenos Aires Estancias & Pampa
The fertile grassy plains of La Pampa stretch south from Buenos Aires, trickling down to the toe of Argentina and Patagonia. Vineyards are a recent addition to La Pampa, but for centuries the ... Continue Reading »
Buenos Aires Tango Shows
A heady blend of Spanish and African traditions, the tango developed in the brothels and communal backstreets of Buenos Aires’ poorer port districts in the 1880s. As an art form, the tango reached a ... Continue Reading »
3 Days in Buenos Aires: Suggested Itineraries
Buenos Aires is a huge, sprawling city, but most areas of interest are in the compact and foot-friendly downtown. The locals call themselves porteños, celebrating the fact that Buenos Aires ... Continue Reading »
Day Trips To Uruguay
Just across the shimmering Rio Plata (Silver River) from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, lies the oft-overlooked country of Uruguay. Peaceful and green, this tiny nation of 3.3 million is ... Continue Reading »
Buenos Aires Subway
The Buenos Aires Subte, or subway, used to be the best deal in Argentina , offering what may have been the cheapest underground mass transit in the world. Last month, however, backpackers and ... Continue Reading »
Coffee Break in Buenos Aires - Now Smoke Free
The Argentine capital has long been known for its Mediterranean-style café culture, providing fine places where Porteños can linger with good friends over a jarrito of coffee or carafe of ... Continue Reading »
Finding the Right Fiesta Just Got Easier for Party People
The nightlife scene in Buenos Aires is legendary, a party capital of Argentina and the world that pulls on its sky-high stiletto heels when most cities are getting ready for a nightcap. Some say ... Continue Reading »
Great Day Trips from Buenos Aires, Argentina
While beautiful Buenos Aires, with its boulevards, fine museums, and fantastic tango spots has plenty to keep the average traveler entertained for a week, it also makes a great base for visiting the ... Continue Reading »
Great Day Trips from Buenos Aires, Argentina
While beautiful Buenos Aires, with its boulevards, fine museums, and fantastic tango spots has plenty to keep the average traveler entertained for a week, it also makes a great base for visiting the ... Continue Reading »
La casa del tango
There is a place in the down town Buenos Aires named and quot;La Casa del Tango and quot;. It is placet beside the mall El Abasto, and is a real great place to see awsome dancers of the argentinian ... Continue Reading »
San Telmo Sunday Market in Buenos Aires
The cobbled streets of San Telmo , the Argentine capital’s old city, are a delight to wander at any time. Renowned for its shady sidewalk cafes, sultry milongas (tango clubs), and antique ... Continue Reading »
Sunday in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires, as with many Latin American and Spanish cities, Sunday is a day of rest where many shops and businesses are closed and people spend their time relaxing or barbecuing asado with ... Continue Reading »
Take Time to Tango in Buenos Aires
The sensuous signature dance of the Rio de la Plata—both Buenos Aires and Montevideo, Uruguay, have a legitimate claim to its ardent excess—is the tango. Born in the cities’ brothels in the 1880s, ... Continue Reading »
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