7.Buenos Aires

Argentine

Huge city on the estuary of the Rio de la Plata, between the ocean and southern lands, Buenos Aires never fails to fascinate. Populated with 3 million inhabitants, the metropolis is probably the most European of South America.

Mostly populated by descendants of Italian colonists, Spaniards and French from early last century, Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan city. This heritage is reflected in the various districts of the city: Recoleta mansions evoke Paris, La Boca disreputable air of Naples and wide avenues of the center recall the Gran Vía in Madrid.

Legendary city of tango, a dance born in the depths of its port, the city is one of the queens of the Latin American night. It comes alive both day and night and she knows how to live after sunset. Guests can dance the tango in the milongas many of the old quarter of San Telmo.