DESCRIPTION OF BUENOS AIRES
Plaza de Mayo and its surroundings have come to be the historic area of Buenos Aires. The Presidential Palace called Casa Rosada, is situated where the fortress of Buenos Aires once was; the historic Cabildo is kept untouched though reduced in size; the Cathedral, where San Martín, one of the liberators of South America, is buried; and other majestic buildings are sites of the most important political events of this country. The Congressional hall, a superb neo-classical edifice, was built with perspective that it can be seen from almost 1.23 miles away. La Recoleta, an exclusive neighborhood with European reminiscences, refined houses and buildings of modern architecture, creates a climate of refinement in its cafes, tearooms, restaurants and antiquarians.
The heart of the city is always in movement. Finance and commerce, cinemas, theaters and the most varied range of artistic activities are mixed together in this city. Its pedestrian precinct, Florida and Lavalle street, present the tourist with much of what Argentina has to offer. Corrientes, "the street that never sleeps", the cradle of tango, the street of cinemas, theaters, cafes, restaurants and bookshops, is the entertainment center where it is always possible to find something to do. San Telmo neighborhood, a blend of colonial times and those of the emancipation, shows buildings of both periods. To the south of San Telmo, there is the old port district of La Boca. Mostly italian, it is a picturesque place with cobblestone street, irregular sidewalks and gaily painted quaint wooden houses. Its most interesting places are Vuelta de Rocha, which provides an impressive view of the port and the Old Bridge and Caminito, an ancient railroad transformed into a pedestrian street. To the north, Barrio Norte, Palermo and Belgrano are residential areas that keep testimonies of past Buenos Aires grandeur, which, now combined with modern architectural buildings and outstanding shops give evidence of the already known porteño elegance. This characteristic is also appreciated further north, bordering the Rio de la Plata, in the residential areas of Vicente Lopez, Olivos, La Lucila, Martinez, San Isidro up the Delta of the Parana River.

EXCURSIONS
City Tour and
Visit to BA's parks, avenues and its main monuments and buildings: The Congress Palace, The Government House, The Colon Theater, the historic district of San Telmo and the picturesque La Boca Neighborhood.

City Tour by night
A very special tour arround the main points of interests in the night of Buenos Aires

Gaucho's party
A real country day in a typical Argentina's farmhouse, where you can discover some of the abilities of the country men. This tour includes a typical lunch of empanadas, barbecue, wine and folk music. In the afternoon, Argentine "gauchos", will show their games and pastimes

Tigre and Delta of the Parana River
The city of Tigre is located 30 Km. north of the Federal district of Argentina. On our way we will go past the residential districts of Vicente Lopez, Olivos, Martinez and San Isidro. Then we will make an exclusive boat trip across the Delta of the Parana River, one of great deltas throughout the world. This excursion also includes lunch in an island.

Tango night
Have dinner tasting a good wine and an excellent beef while listening to the typical music of Buenos Aires in one of the most famous shows: La Esquina de Carlos Gardel, El Viejo Almacen, or La Ventana.