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If
you wish to make any of
the following excursions
on your free days during
your stay in Buenos Aires,
you can ask for it during
the first week of your stay;
you do not need to make
the reservation beforehand.
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BUENOS
AIRES BY NIGHT |
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Buenos
Aires’ nightlife is extremely
rich and exciting. “Porteños”
usually go out at crazy hours of the
night, and it can truly be said that
their city itself never sleeps: clubs,
restaurants, bars and cafés
are all over Buenos Aires.
Along our visit, we trace the historical
evolution of this gigantic, cosmopolitan
city, visiting its most distinctive
“barrios” and learning
about the cultural icons that helped
create the city’s distinctive
identity, as tango, folklore, “fútbol”
and nightlife.
Our journey begins at Plaza de Mayo,
where the city was first founded.
We get a chance to admire the Pink
House, the Cathedral and the Cabildo,
which is the primitive Town Hall,
all very charmingly lighted. Then
we head for the traditional barrio
of San Telmo, where we pay a visit
to one of its emblematic “tanguerías”,
as well as the adorable Plaza Dorrego,
conveniently flanked by lovely, and
very busy indeed, cosy bars and little
restaurants.
Then we take a stroll around Puerto
Madero, which could legitimately be
called a boutique residential and
commercial district. Its four docks
host business offices, as well as
private apartments, cinemas, clubs,
bars and every kind of restaurant
you could imagine.
Then we make it for Retiro and Recoleta,
where we’ll have the chance
to admire the city’s most fatuous
quarters beautifully lighted. There
we’ll se the splendid San Martín
Square, the National Fine Arts Museum
and the magnificent monuments and
sculptures placed nearby. As we continue
on northwards, we arrive at the up-and-coming
barrio of Palermo, where we’ll
get acquainted with the district’s
New-Yorkers reveries, and maybe pay
a visit to one of its trendy, cosmopolitan
bars and clubs.
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Some
of the tours´ highlights
San Telmo - Montserrat - Retiro
- Recoleta - Palermo - Puerto
Madero
Approximate duration:
3
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The
tour includes the following
services:
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Private vehicle including transfers
In/Out.
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Bilingual tour guide with extensive
knowledge of the city’s
history, art, architecture and
tourism.
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Maps, photographic and historical
printed material will be handed
out to the passenger. |
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VISIT TO SAN
ISIDRO AND TIGRE & LUNCH
IN TIGRE’S DELTA
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As
we head towards
the Northern suburbs,
we leave behind
the grey city concrete
and start out our
adventure in the
old argentine working
fields, nowadays
the most exclusive
residential area:
Vicente López,
Olivos, Martínez,
Acassuso, San Isidro
and Tigre. This
trip combines historical
and natural attractions
with the magnificent
scenery of the Paraná
River Delta, a 14.000
square km. natural
wonder.
We’ll make
a stop in San
Isidro,
an elegant and peaceful
residential district,
where we’ll
visit the well-preserved
historical quarters.
There we’ll
have the chance
to admire the impressive
Cathedral, the lovely
belvedere and the
old private residences,
which used to belong
to some of the most
traditional families
in Argentine history.
We will then leave
for Tigre,
and after a visit
to Paseo Victorica,
where we’ll
have the chance
to admire its gorgeous
architecture, we’ll
sail across the
Delta, among luscious
green little islands,
and typical fauna.
We’ll stop
at one of these
islands, after our
skilful captain
has been able to
sail along the narrow
Delta channels,
and we’ll
have lunch at “Gato
Blanco”
This renowned restaurant
offers regional
and international
cuisine in a breathtaking
scenario.
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Some
of the tours´
highlights
San Isidro’s
Cathedral
- Old Belvedere
- Gral. Pueyrredon’s
House- Tigre’s
Fruit Port-
Tigre’s
Delta
Approximate
duration:
7
hours
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The
tour includes
the following
services:
>
Private vehicles
including
transfers
In/Out from
Hotel.
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Bilingual
tour guide
with extensive
knowledge
of the city’s
history, art,
architecture
and tourism.
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Ship ride
through some
of the Delta’s
canals.
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Lunch at an
exclusive
restaurant
located in
one of Delta’s
islands, Gato
Blanco.
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Maps,
photographic
and historical
printed material
will be handed
out to the
passenger.
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EXCURSIONS
TO URUGUAY:
COLONIA
DEL SACRAMENTO
AND
MONTEVIDEO |
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| COLONIA:
AN
UNFORGETABLE
DAY
(MON
TO
FRI) |
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includes:
round
trip
to
Colonia
on
“Eladia
Isabel”
ship;
lunch
at
"VIEJO
TUNEL"
restaurant
;City
tour
round
the
historic
area
and
along
the
cost
up
to
“Real
de
San
Carlos”.
Transfers.
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| Inquire about up to date prices and other combinations |
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per
person
and
subject
to
change
till
the
booking
is
made.
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| COLONIA:
A
DELUXE
DAY
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| It
includes:
round
trip
to
Colonia
on
“Rápido
Atlantic
II”
ship;
lunch
at
"LO
DE
RENATA"
restaurant;
City
tour
round
the
historic
area
and
along
the
coast
up
to
“Real
de
San
Carlos”.
Transfers.
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| Inquire about up to date prices and other combinations |
| Price
per
person
and
subject
to
change
till
the
booking
is
made.
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| MONTEVIDEO:
ONE
DAY
CAPITAL
CITY
(MON
TO
FRI) |
| It
includes:
round
trip
to
Montevideo
on
“Buqueavion”;
lunch
at
“Café
del
Mar”
restaurant;
City
tour
visit
to
the
Shopping
Center.
Transfers.
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| Inquire about up to date prices and other combinations |
| Price
per
person
and
subject
to
change
till
the
booking
is
made.
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| URUGUAY
IN
THREE
DAYS!
(3
days/2
nights) |
It
includes:
Ticket
to
Colonia
on
"Eladia
Isabel"
ship,
City
Tour
round
the
historic
district
and
along
the
coast
up
to
"Real
de
San
Carlos";one
night
stay
with
breakfast
in
a
typical
lodge
in
Colonia.
Next
morning,
transfer
to
Montevideo,
visit
to
the
city
and
excursion
to
Punta
del
Este.
One
night
hotel
with
breakfast
in
the
center
of
Montevideo.
Transfer
to
the
Port
and
return
ticket
to
Buenos
Aires
by
"Buqueavión". |
| Inquire about up to date prices and other combinations |
| Prices
per
person,
subject
to
change
till
the
booking
is
made
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To see other options to
travel to the interior of
Argentina click on “Visit
Argentina”
button. |
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