The Casa Rosada, MuseoEvita and Plaza de Mayo, along with an introduction to the spirited folk of this Latin cityscape, is what’s in store for travelers who hit Buenos Aires with a tourHQ guide
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One of the liveliest cities in all of South America, Buenos Aires provides the active feel of a large city and the rich history of an old town. The true soul of the city lies in its energetic culture, delicious food, and a spirited community of people. Whether watching gorgeous tango dancers, enjoying the best steak in South America, or catching a soccer game, Argentina’s capital city has something for everyone.
Use a Buenos Aires tour guide to enjoy the full scope of the city, including the Caminito, Casa Rosada, Museo Evita, and Plaza de Mayo. The history alone is enough to make the trip worthwhile, and the sights and sounds of this vibrant city are an added bonus. Visit Buenos Aires during the day to enjoy the views, but stay the evening to enjoy the nightlife. The residents love to have a good time, and you will have no problem finding live music or dance clubs to practice your tango. For dinner beforehand, do not miss an opportunity to enjoy some of the finest beef in the world (Argentina is known for its cattle ranchers) at one of Buenos Aires’ cutting-edge restaurants. Buenos Aires is leading South America to the future, so join in and experience the excitement today!
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