Buenos Aires

Two parts of Paris, a measure of Rome, a pinch of New York and plenty of Madrid. Are you ready to taste Buenos Aires and fell in love with its magnificent & unique vibe?
Buenos Aires city has a fascinating, incredible and rich contrast: elegant art galleries & amazing street art, milongas (clubs where locals go to dance and hear some tango) with tango shows, traditional neighbourhood taverns to award-winning cocktail bars & Michelin star Restaurants , exclusive polo fields with popular football stadiums. These are only few ingredients which makes Buenos Aires a surprising city.

Interesting facts about Buenos Aires City:

• it has the most bookstores per capita than any other city in the world. We recommend reading a book about one of the famous Argentinian writers, Julio Cortázar, Jorge Luis Borges or any other before arriving.
• Buenos Aires metro system is the oldest in Latin America, dating 1913. The Buenos Aires metro system is the 13th oldest metro system in the world.
• It has the widest street in the world: Avenida 9 de Julio.
• It was the First Latin America city that recognized LGBT rights.
• The most visited attraction in Buenos Aires is actually a graveyard. Founded in 1822, Recoleta Cemetery houses some of the country’s most beloved icons, including presidents, Nobel prize winners ,  Eva Peron, among others. Recoleta is so awe-inspiring that the BBC and CNN declared it among the most beautiful cemeteries in the world. Definitely a must-see.
• Psychologists are everywhere: There is certainly no taboo about going to see a shrink in this modern metropolis. This is not believed to be a result of a higher rate of mental illness (though some might beg to differ), rather that the practice is more normalized here than in other societies.