Buenos Aires, Argentina For 48 Hours

The blend of Latin American and European cultures has created a traditional, youthful and dynamic Buenos Aires. Argentinians have always prided themselves on a rich capital with world famous beef and tango, so let's explore Buenos Aires over the weekend to experience the city known as "Paris South America" on 3 weekends. Overview of Buenos Aires - Photo: Shutterstock Friday: Normally, for a weekend trip to Buenos Aires, tourists will depart from the middle of a Friday. Get off at the airport, around 19-20pm is a great time to stroll from the city's famous monument down to Corrientes Avenue (also known as the Broadway of Buenos Aires). a movie in the Corrientes theaters or a play at the Teatro Colon theater

. Theater was built in 1908, when Argentina was one of the richest countries in the world. Therefore, the architecture of the Teatro Colon will give you a bit of a sense of the country's flourishing past. After the show, follow the crowd and you will be sure to spot a few Interesting dining places for locals, like Pizzeria Guerrin, which serves hot pizza at the counter.



Don't forget to dess the delicious chocolate dulce de leche (whipped cream) dulce de leche at the Cadore parlor brought to Buenos Aires during the colonial period by the Italians. New day in downtown Palermo to enjoy the cool air shade trees. Take a tour of famous restaurants like Olsen (Nordic style), Le BLE (with French croissants) or high coffee at El Preferido de Palermo. Shop at fashion boutiques and visit El Ateneo Grand Splendid, a grand bookstore located inside an old theater. In the bookstore's coffee shop (built on the old theater stage), you can find works by Jorge Luis Borges, a famous Argentinian writer, steak on hot coals - Photo: Reuters With more time left, you can visit the Japanese Garden or the MALBA museum. MALBA is a place to display contemporary Latin American art. There is also a great restaurant with excellent lunch dishes After returning to the hotel for a rest, Saturday night is when you should enjoy the famous Argentine beefsteak (called "parrilla", a Special restaurant style where you can try a variety of beef).



The beef is more delicious when combined with the passionate taste of the typical Malbec wine here. One of the famous restaurants for your reference is Gran Parrilla del Plata or Desnivel. Two dancers perform on the streets of Buenos Aires - Photo: AFP To exercise after a meal, visit Tango Hall. There are basic classes of a few hours for those who are not yet able to dance. If you are confident in your abilities, try the La Viruta or La Catedral Sarmiento stage with a more vibrant, more vibrant atmosphere Sunday: Once in Argentina, you can't miss the chance to explore the ball Kick - the king sport in this country.You can choose to watch Boca Juniors players play at La Bombonera National Stadium, where Argentina won the 1978 World Cup and where legendary Diego Maradona was. Afternoon, you can buy souvenirs on your way home from the stadium or at the San Telmo flea market with vintage jewelry and retro city posters. Bread and ham - Photo: Reuters Take the bus or walk 30 minutes north of the city to enjoy lunch in the bustling San Telmo region.



Traditional cold cuts and cheeses are available at Cafe La Poesia or Cafe San Juan, we will end your journey with a tour of the political center of the capital. You can take a commemorative photo in front of the presidential palace Plaza de Mayo, where Ms. Evita waved to people in support of her. Agentina's volatile political and economic past has always been associated with this building by demonstrations and camping regularly taking place. Presidential Building - Photo: Shutterstock Source: iVIVU.com Travel Guide - According to Hot News.

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