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We’ll dress up in our South American finest and travel back to the glory days of Buenos Aires, with a night of Argentinian steaks, live orchestra and sultry tango. As the birthplace of the tango, there’s no better place than Buenos Aires to watch a classic tango show. You’ll soon catch the rhythm and be dancing the tango all over the city before you know it!

La Boca has got to be the most famous barrio in Buenos Aires and we’ll take you on a sightseeing tour around all the hotspots like El Caminito, the jewel in its crown. This exciting street is more like an open-air museum, with brightly painted houses, statues of Latino icons, outdoor markets and prancing tango dancers.

It’s not often that a cemetery holds the title of top attraction, but this is no ordinary cemetery. It’s a massive complex with over 6,000 graves and Argentina’s most famous figures are buried here. You can spend hours exploring the quirky streets filled with everything from mini cathedrals to Greek temples to marble mausoleums when we tour Buenos Aires.

MALBA is Argentina’s leading contemporary art museum. Explore it to learn about who’s who of leading Latino modern artists. Here you will find works by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and lesser-known locals are fine examples of Latin American art. Absolutely stunning!

Join us for a trip to the outskirts of Buenos Aires to the green countryside of the Tigre Delta. The region is a popular weekend getaway for Buenos Aires locals and you'll get a taste of Argentinian life as you relax in the stunning scenery, with bobbing yachts, lovely lakes and weekend outdoor markets.

If you've ever wanted to find out what life is really like on an estancia (Argentinean ranch), here's your chance! We went to the Pampas where we visited an authentic 3,000-acre working ranch that dates back to the 19th century. Best of all, we got to share a barbecue lunch with the family of gauchos and watch a folklore show and horse demonstrations. It was a fantastic day!