Buenos Aires Stopover

Day 1 BUENOS AIRES

Arrival and reception at the airport, transfer to the hotel. In the afternoon depart for a City Tour – the tour starts from the historical, political and cultural centre of the city, called De Armas Square in 1581, and today known as Mayo Square. The Pyramid of Mayo, which in the centre, was the first national historical monument and was inaugurated in 1811. In the surrounding areas you can see the Casa Rosada (the pink house), the actual seat of the President; the Cabinet, the first municipality of the city that dates back to 1754 and still maintains its colonial characteristics; and the Metropolitan Cathedral. From the square, we start the tour going down Mayo Avenue, one of the most interesting urban developments of the city with its variety of architectural styles, wide avenues and spacious green areas which balance out the vertiginous rhythm of the city. A good example is 9 de Julio Avenue; from there you can see the symbol of the city, “The Obelisque”. The tour continues all the way to the neighbourhood of San Telmo, one of the oldest in the city. This neighbourhood, in which every Sunday the antiques fair takes place around Dorrego Square, keeps expanding its great architectural heritage. The area is also very active at night as it is the centre for most of the tango parlours, “tanguerias”, restaurants and bars. Going further south you arrive at the picturesque and colourful port neighbourhood of La Boca, with its famous street “Caminito” whose buildings and customs reflect the influence of European settlers that arrived at its shores during the XIX century and left their imprint not only in the multicolour houses still being used today, but also in the cuisine of the typical “cantinas”, small restaurants. Followed by the modern neighbourhood of Puerto Madero and its view of De La Plata river, the residential neighbourhood of Palermo with elegant mansions surrounded by spacious parks and finally arriving at La Recoleta. The cemetery of Recoleta surprises visitors with its rich architecture and the important social and political personalities that are buried there among whom is Eva Peron. Recoleta will be the last stop on your tour. Return to hotel.

Day 2 BUENOS AIRES (B)

Day at leisure. Learn more about the country and its people through experiences such as culinary tours, soccer tours or take a cooking or tango class. Optional tours can be booked with Latino Holidays. Contact us for further information.

Day 3 BUENOS AIRES (B)

Day at leisure. If you are a lover of music do not miss visiting The Colon Theatre that is considered one of the five best opera houses in the world due to its excellent acoustics. For more information, contact Latino Holidays.

Day 4 BUENOS AIRES (B)

Transfer to continue your journey.

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Food Code = B – Breakfast, L – Lunch, D – Dinner.

LHETBUE002 *Please note, prices based on twin share, per person, shared services, low season, 3 star accommodation (Merit San Telmo or similar). Optional tours not included and are at extra cost. The itinerary & pricing can change at any time due to availability of activities. Please check our website for full terms and conditions*

More Information on Argentina:

Argentina is the second largest country of South America. It borders in the north with Bolivia and Paraguay, in the east with Brazil, Uruguay and the Atlantic Ocean, in the west with Chile and in the south with the Antarctic Ocean.

When you hear the name of the country, your mind will automatically think: Tango, Barbecue and Football. But, travelling in Argentina will prove to you that they can offer much more!

City life, natural wonders, and a plenty of culture will ensure that you fall in love with the country!

More Information on Buenos Aires:

Buenos Aires is the capital city of Argentina, a city that never sleeps! A modern metropolis filled with cafes, classic 20th century buildings and personality. A city that is a paradise not only for shopping but also for nightlife and gastronomy – Buenos Aires has it all! This is the type of city you will visit and fall in love with, and will want to return many times after your first visit.

Visa Requirements for Argentina:

Australians are required to pay a reciprocity fee of about USD 100.00 when travelling to Argentina.

The reciprocity fee must be paid online before the start of the travel.

To read more. enter the website: www.migraciones.gov.ar / www.provinciapagos.com.ar