At the apex of Latin American culture sets Buenos Aires. European, cosmopolitan, yet uniquely Argentine, Buenos Aires is worth a few days of exploring, and the majority of our tours to Argentina include Buenos Aires, as it is the country's primary transportation hub and the hub of about everything for that matter. The steak and red wine are sublime, may a bife de chorizo and a malbec accompany your every dinner. Wine tasting is a favorite activity in Buenos Aires, as well as Tango dancing and of course people watching among the finely tailored Portenos. Explore the surrounding countryside's pampas at a historic estancia or the labyrinth waterways of the Tigre Delta, or even a trip to Uruguay's Colonia. One of our Argentina experts can help you plan the perfect visit to Buenos Aires.
Bife de Chorizo - Grilled, buttery, tender steak (cut like a top-loin, sirloin steak, strip steak, N.Y. strip) and MUST be served with...
Argentine Wines - Preferably red and Malbec, the quintessential Argentine cepa. They're of excellent quality, but nearly unknown outside of Argentina, as Buenos Aires alone consumes more than the national production of vino.
Tango - Enjoy the tango in a massive extravagant show, intimate cafe, danced on the sidewalk, or for the brave and coordinated, practiced in a class at a Milonga.
People watching - Pick from Avenida Corrientes, the Broadway of South America, the upscale Palmero district's cafes and shopping, and on Sunday's Feria de San Telmo.
Nightlife - Buenos Aires truly is a city that never sleeps. It's common, perfectly normal, to have dinner at midnight and when the restaurants close at 1 or 2am, head to a bar, then the after party... The city streets start to awake in the morning at 9am.
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