Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina is considered one of the most cosmopolitan and largest cities of the world. Unlike most other Latin American cities, French and Spanish influence is shown in boulevards lined with palatial mansions and spacious parks Palermo, Recoleta, Belgrano and some parts of the downtown area are testament to days of urban planning on a grandiose scale (and budget).
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Buenos Aires is a whole different city at nighttime than it is by day: when the sun goes down, the city is lit and its look changes dramatically. We’ll depart from Plaza de Mayo, where we’ll see the Presidential Palace, the Cabildo and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Down Avenida de Mayo, we’ll be surprised to see the Congress House, with its dome lit up by hundreds of light bulbs.
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Buenos Aires is one of the most fascinating cities in both Latin America and the world. Be it for its splendid and varied architecture, with its old Colonial buildings, French palaces and state-of-the-art skyscrapers; for its vibrant nightlife and endless cultural options; or maybe just for the rich identity of the Porteños, who proudly bear the European heritage of their ancestors, more and more visitors are coming to visit.
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In recent years, many new places have open their doors, offering the best in Argentine and international cuisine, together with amazing tango shows of epic proportions which can really rival with Broadway productions.
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Eva Perón is one of our country’s most famous personalities, respected and admired all over the world because of her relentless efforts for the cause of the humble and underprivileged. In Argentina, nevertheless, her figure is rather controversial: loved by the working class, whom she generously aided during her brief but intense political career, and hated by the wealthier classes, with whom she had an ardent dispute, nonetheless she never arouses indifference.
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In the late 19th and early 20th century, Argentina, and especially its wealthiers classes, experienced an unparalleled prosperity. And so the aristocrats set themselves to erect sumptuous palaces and buildings that would allow for Buenos Aires to rival with Paris, then the undisputed center of the world, transforming the city into a great metropolis.
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Nowadays, the Tango is a cultural phenomenon with great international impact with a special vigour in Buenos Aires city.
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Soccer is undisputedly the great Argentine passion. This tour adds to the popular attractions of the classic city tour a visit to the Boca Juniors Museum and Stadium –Diego Maradona’s favored club- that will allow us to better grasp Argentina’s passion for this exciting game.
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