City guide

A trip that will enable you to discover all the magic of Argentina’s capital. The tour includes seeing the sumptuous Recoleta and Palermo neighborhoods, with the beauty of their parks and buildings, Colón Theatre, one of the world’s five most important Opera theatres.
Plaza de Mayo (May Square), the Cathedral, the typical Avenida de Mayo (May Avenue) and many other buildings and palaces of particular architectural, historical and cultural value. On Sundays, it includes visiting San Telmo Street Market.

Visit an “estancia” (a very big country property) in Argentina’s humid Pampa, one of the world’s most fertile natural prairies, famous for its meat and cereal production.
You will be welcomed with “empanadas” (typical pastry, usually stuffed with meat), barbecue, good Argentinean wines, folkloric singing and dancing. You may ride on horseback and enjoy a demonstration of the gaucho’s (expert horsemen) local dexterity.

El Ombú de Areco Estancia (a very big country property), with 300 hectares (741 acres) devoted mainly to breeding cattle (Hereford and Aberdeen Angus), is a place where you will learn everything related to breeding them. For bird lovers, we will supply binoculars and an explanation of Argentine birds. It is also possible to observe and participate in the estancia’s different activities, such as milking, herding, vaccinating and branding cattle, etc.
There are other recreational activities: horseback riding, carriage rides, swimming pool, soccer field, volleyball court, pool table, bike rides, a roofed gallery with table tennis, etc.

Only 30 km (18.6 miles) north of the capital, there is an extraordinary Ecological Zone: PARANÁ RIVER DELTA. You can get there by taking the picturesque TREN DE LA COSTA (Riverside Train), whose path along Río de la Plata (River of the Silver) riverside will allow you to see luxurious residences. After stopping at San Isidro station to visit its attractive shop centre, you take the train again to TIGRE where you will navigate small rivers and channels enjoying nature in all its splendor.

Taking the Tren de la Costa (Riverside Train) you arrive at San Isidro residential neighborhood, a zone of typical colonial architecture and deep historical interest, due to the fact that XIX Century aristocrats had their summer houses there.
In front of the square, where you can find a craft street market on Saturdays and Sundays, there is a Neo-gothic Cathedral that dates back to 1905. The trip then continues by bus, touring other residential areas, such as Martínez, Beccar, Olivos and Vicente López.

Buenos Aires is famous for its nightlife offering its own inhabitants and visitors innumerable possibilities for having fun.
We suggest diverse alternatives that will make your stay in the city unforgettable.
Have dinner in a typical restaurant and enjoy a tango show in internationally famous tango spots, such as: El viejo almacén, dinner and tango show in the best places of Buenos Aires’s nights, La ventana, Señor Tango and Sabor a Tango.

After traveling by bus to Tren de la Costa (Riverside Train) Maipú station, there is a tour through Zona Norte (North Zone) to visit one of the city’s most luxurious residential zones. At the end of this tour, Parque de la Costa (Riverside Amusement Park) awaits you. There, you may enjoy the rides and all its natural environment.