Santiago Calatrava
-Palermo: in this beautiful neighborhood it is recommended to visit the Zoo, its extensive forests, the Rosedal and Planetarium (centro Astronomical City). 2 – Buenos Aires those ModernPara who prefer to see how the city is changing travel may be by:-Puerto Madero: is the newest district of the city, in constant growth, important and luxury buildings, hotels, restaurants and universities. Stands the beautiful bridge for women, designed by renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. -Palermo Soho and Palermo Hollywood: they are part of the neighborhood of Palermo, and are the areas chosen by young people by its bars outdoors, its gastronomic proposals, its fairs, its tree-lined streets and their local object of decoration and clothing of independent designers. It also has an interesting nightlife (clubs and theatres under). -Las Canitas: has a varied gastronomic offer and in its nights will see the main representatives of the local celebrity. 3 Attend a party of mouth JuniorsEs without place to doubt one of the most incredible experiences a tourist, can live to whether or not a football fanatic. Witness a match at La Bombonera, Boca Juniors Stadium, is a unique spectacle at the global level.
This equipment is the most famous in Latin America and is recognized worldwide for its international achievements. Beyond the quality of the party, what makes this event different is how people live party, the fervor and passion that transmits its supporters with chants, roles and Fireworks. It is something indescribable. 4 – Night Portenabuenos Aires is a city that never sleeps: it has shows, theaters, disks, bars, cafes and restaurants that do not close all night and the options it offers are as varied can satisfy even the most demanding. 5.
Show of TangoEs par excellence the musical style of the city. All who visit it should witness a spectacle of dance and chant, a special beauty. The more adventurous may even taking dance classes.
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