Arrival at Buenos Aires-Argentina!
Arrival in Buenos Aires at 04.40. Meeting with the guide and transfer to the 4* Superior Hotel Pestana with early check-in included: the rooms will be assigned IMMEDIATELY. Time available for rest, free lunch. In the afternoon at 2.30 pm departure for the visit of the Argentine capital with an Italian speaking guide. Dinner in a typical restaurant near the hotel. Overnight stay.
Buenos Aires, a large, cosmopolitan city, rich in culture and entertainment at the same time, defined as the Paris of South America, with beautiful neighborhoods where people still live on a human scale. and we stop to talk to those who pass by. About 12 million people live there, including the large suburbs. You will be surprised by the number of shops, shop windows, restaurants and above all "confiterias", beautiful tea rooms where you can meet up with friends. Calle Florida, pedestrian and reserved almost exclusively for tourists, Avenida Santa Fé, the city's commercial centre. The night then explodes in Calle Corrientes, the street that never sleeps, a continuous succession of bars, trattorias, theatres, cinemas, bookshops and clubs of all kinds. Recoleta, the residential area, will surprise you with its restaurants and exclusive clubs, a meeting point for the city's important people; it is contrasted by Boca, the port district or Xeneixe district with its thousand-colored houses celebrated by Tango. Don't miss a tour of the vast Palermo Park, the green lung of the city. Finally, for lovers of antiques and curious things, a visit to San Telmo, the old and most characteristic neighborhood with its Sunday flea market. The heart of the city is the historic Plaza de Mayo, which represents the nucleus of the original settlement dating back to 1580 by the Spanish conqueror Juan De Garay to whom a monument is dedicated. On the Plaza de Mayo also stands the seat of the Presidency of the Republic, the Casa Rosada and the Cabildo, today a national historical monument, is preserved as a relic: from it the first cry of freedom was raised which was to light the flame of independence not only Argentina but all of Latin America. The Avenida de Mayo starts from Plaza de Mayo, the first of the major city arteries, it was inaugurated in 1894 and all the buildings surrounding it date back to the same era. Finally, we remember the Colon Theatre, inaugurated in 1908, with a capacity of 3,000 seats.