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Classic Buenos Aires City Tour

Buenos Aires Sightseeing Tours
Valid on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Duration: 3 Hours Valid to 3/31/2009
San Telmo

Description
Buenos Aires, a cosmopolitan city that shows the influence of the great number of immigrants that arrived in the past.

This half-day city tour starts at the historic Plaza de Mayo square, scenery of resonant political demonstrations. It is surrounded by the Government House, best known as the “Pink House”, which is the Government seat; the Cabildo (the old City Hall) and the Cathedral. The Avenida De Mayo, which starts in this square, is an interesting set of buildings of varied styles that reflect the diversity of its inhabitants. Through this avenue, you reach the Congress Palace. Wide avenues and green areas appear constantly trying to slow down the rhythm of this vertiginous city. A sample of this is the 9 de Julio Avenue, with its eight lanes divided by small green squares with old leafy trees and enriched by sculptures and fountains. In the middle of this avenue, in the Plaza de la Republica, the Obelisk arises as a symbol of the city. Southwards, we reach the picturesque and colourful port neighbourhood of La Boca with its famous street, “Caminito”, whose architectonic characteristics reflect the culture the European citizens that arrived to these shores at the end of the 19th century, specially Genovese sailors.

The visit continues towards San Telmo, one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Buenos Aires, which was also a center for immigrant settlers and still keeps most of its architectonic patrimony untouched: its colonial houses, its cobbled streets. Every Sunday an antique fair is held in Plaza Dorrego. The area has also a lively night-life as there are many tango houses, restaurants and pubs.

The visit continues towards the modern district of Puerto Madero; Palermo neighbourhood with its elegant residences framed by wide green areas; reaching finally the district of Recoleta, the most sophisticated neighbourhood in Buenos Aires. From here, you may choose to return to your hotel or you can be dropped off to visit the Recoleta Cemetary or shop in the fine selection of high quality stores in the neighborhood. Buenos Aires’ best museums are also in this district.

Notes
Pick up from most hotels included by minibus.
Pick up time 9am (aprox).
Tour concludes at the Recoleta district where you will be free to continue sightseeing on your own. If you decide to stay in the Recoleta, return transportation to the hotel is not included.
You are kindly requested to be in the lobby 15 minutes prior to the pick-up time.
No child discounts.

Restrictions
Non-changeable and non-refundable once paid in full.


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