Get in touch with the birth city of the Tango! Your city tour starts with a drive along 9 de Julio Avenue, the widest avenue of the world. Pass by the Colon Theatre, one of the world's best known opera houses and the cultural pride of the "portenos" (as the inhabitants of Buenos Aires are called).

Continue on to the famous Avenida de Mayo that runs into the Plaza De Mayo, surrounded by the Casa Rosada (Government House), the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Cabildo (first City Hall, built during Spanish rule). At the other end of Avenida de Mayo the cupola of the Congress building can be seen.

Next, step inside and explore the Neo-classical Metropolitan Cathedral, Argentina´s main catholic building. The mausoleum of General San Martin (our National Hero) is located inside the Cathedral, and Pope Francisco used to celebrate religious services in this Cathedral when he was cardinal of Buenos Aires city.

After a day of exploring, it's time for a break! Enjoy a stop at the famous Cafe Tortoni, Buenos Aires' oldest literati cafe, where you'll unwind with a cup of coffee and snack.

Now you'll visit the historic San Telmo neighborhood, the oldest district of Buenos Aires. Here you may have some time to stroll around Plaza Dorrego with its many antique shops

The adventure continues onto the colorful area of La Boca, and its famous street Caminito. Continue to the north area driving to Palermo, the green area of the city with its beautiful parks and artificial lakes. Here you'll also find the City Zoo, Botanical Garden, Argentine Horse Track, and National Polo Fields. At the end of the tour you will visit Recoleta area, one of the city’s most glamorous spots. Recoleta is home to elegant boutiques and restaurants, as well as the Recoleta cemetery.

The cemetery is the center of this aristocratic neighborhood, and the final resting of some of Argentina's most iconic personalities. The mausoleums and pantheons reflect the architectural diversity emerging from the different cultural tendencies Argentina incorporated in its formation as a nation. The cemetery is considered to be one of the most impressive monuments of Argentina. You'll spend about 30 minutes exploring, including a visit to Eva Duarte`s grave, known as Eva Peron (Evita).

Experience the soul of Buenos Aires at a tango show with dinner! The Tango tradition started at the end of the 19th century, and developed out of a mixture of various rhythms, which were originally danced in the poorer neighborhoods.

Your night starts with a hotel pick-up, where you'll then be taken to one of the famous Tango Houses - El Viejo Almacen - for dinner. Enjoy a show with music, singing, and of course -  dancing.

The El Viejo Almacen, the home of traditional tango, became a unique place thanks to its historic location and authentic style. Every night its doors are open to enjoy an impressive tango show performed by prominent interpreters of the tango scene, a demonstration of Andean music, as well as exquisite cuisine.

Includes:

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Entrance to Tango Show
• 1 full dinner
• Entree
• Main course
• Dessert
• Drinks

Spend the day exploring Argentina's breathtaking coast. First, stop at the village of Puerto Piramides, a known whale-watching hot spot. Continue driving south and arrive at Punta Delgada, a beach haven for sea elephants all year round! Venture on to Punta Cantor and enjoy spectacular views of Caleta Valdes and the rest of the majestic peninsula. As you travel back on the Istmo Ameghino, keep an eye out for wild fauna, such as guanacos, rheas, foxes, maras, armadillos, choiques, and many more. 

Appreciate sparkling lakes, turquoise lagoons, and rushing rivers at this unbelievably gorgeous national park. On your way there, you'll head southwest, passing the slope of Susana Mount. Continue through the valley to Esenada Bay, where you'll be able to spot the Redonda and Estorbo Islands on the other coast of the Beagle Channel, the snow-white mountains of the Sampaio Chain in Chile. 

Once you reach the forst, you will go to Lago Roca and hike by the lake coast and the Lapataia River. From this point, you'll be able to see Condor Hill, Argentina's natural border with Chile. On the way to Lapataia Bay, you'll be able to observe the Green Lagoon and the Black Lagoon, a large growing peat bog. On the shores of the bay, look out for steamer ducks, clovers, and cauquenes. Keep your eyes open for beaver dams and wildlife as you follow the path to Lapataia Bay!