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Buenos
Aires, one of the biggest Latin American cities, is a cosmopolitan
metropolis. With a clear universalistic influence, it amazes
the tourist.
It is the capital city of Argentina, and the key center of the
Republic.
With a European architecture, many streets remind you of those
of Paris.
Numerous museums, convention centers, art galleries, cinemas
and theaters, with national and international first class performances,
are testimony to Buenos Aires' cultural life.
The Colon Opera House, one of the most important opera venues
of the world, is the center of an intense musical activity that
encompasses all genres, including, of course, our typical |
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and famous Tango. Orchestras, groups and soloists from every
part of the world frequently visit the city.
The city, where exchange houses abound and which is the economic
heart of the country, is also the main harbor of Argentina.
Its commercial activity is very intense, as it shown by the
numerous premises featuring the main worldwide trademarks, galleries
and shopping centers.
Buenos Aires’ nightlife is very diverse and only ends
in the small hours. Discotheques, restaurants, cafés,
and many other attractions for all preferences abound, offering
a wide range of possibilities for the tourist.
Its hotel availability ranges from the luxurious international
chains of 5-stars hotels to more modest lodgins, including all
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Night
life
Buenos Aires has an active nightlife, with a great number of
artistic shows and exhibitions. With more than 100 cinemas and
90 theaters, it is one of the Latin American cities with the
most intense theatrical activity. Its music shows are very varied,
where the tango (played in typical "tanguerías"
which exhibit diverse shows, especially in the San Telmo district),
folk music, jazz, pop, rock, and other musical styles offer
multiple options. National and international recitals are common
in theaters, stadiums and other centers.
With regard to eating out, innumerable restaurants, in all the
gastronomic styles and for all budgets, delight visitors.
Pubs and discotheques offer different options for all tastes. |
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Shopping
On Buenos Aires’ streets and avenues, such as Florida, Corrientes,
Santa Fe, Cabildo, among others, we find numerous places for shopping.
Luxurious boutiques are gathered in the Recoleta district. Handicraft
market places are other interesting option, and Parque Lezama, Plaza
Intendente Alvear, Parque Centenario, Pasaje Caminito, among others,
are some examples. Antiques are found in San Telmo market place,
the biggest and most popular.
Important malls offer numerous buy options.
For
more information of Buenos Aires:
Secretaría de turismo del Gobierno de la Ciudad Autónoma
de Buenos Aires
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