¡A journey into Argentina!

¿Why Argentina?

Imagine strolling through the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires, where every corner tells a story of its rich European and Latin American heritage. The city is adorned with museums, theaters, bookstores, and cultural centers that breathe life into its captivating tapestry.

The exquisite local gastronomy - Buenos Aires is the perfect destination for food lovers, especially meat lovers.

Soccer - If you are also a soccer lover, you can't miss a game at one of the famous stadiums in Buenos Aires.

Music - Buenos Aires is also recognized as the Tango capital of the world.

Fascinating neighborhoods - Buenos Aires is fragmented into a series of neighborhoods, each with unique charm and personality.

What to visit in Buenos Aires

• La Boca

This neighborhood in the south of Buenos Aires is perhaps the most sought-after by tourists because of its photogenic multicolored houses, most of which currently function as museums or art galleries.

This neighborhood is also home to one of the most famous soccer stadiums in the world: La Bombonera, where Boca Juniors plays.

• Buenos Aires Downtown

It is where several of Buenos Aires' best-known landmarks are located.

• Palermo

The largest neighborhood in Buenos Aires, with a huge set of parks and lakes, among which the Japanese Garden (the largest of its kind outside Japan) stands out.

And other important neighborhoods of the city such as San Telmo and Recoleta.

• El Calafate and its glaciers

It is a city in Patagonia, Argentina. El Calafate is an important tourist destination as a hub to visit different parts of Los Glaciares National Park.

• Iguazu Falls

One of the 7 Natural World Wonders, with more than 250 waterfalls in the middle of the Parana jungle.