Sightseeing in Buenos Aires
2009-12-31
Pulsating with energy, Buenos Aires still retains its old world charm. Wander down cobblestone paths to visit Plaza de Mayo Square which was established as the heart of the city by the Spaniards in 1580.Tread into the 18th century Cabildo, seat of the Spanish colonial power which now has some of the finest exhibits. Also see Casa Rosada (The Pink House), home to Argentina’s presidents. If folklore is to be believed, this distinctive pink color comes from a mixture of bovine cattle blood and grease!
2009-01-01
2009-12-31
Pulsating with energy, Buenos Aires still retains its old world charm. Wander down cobblestone paths to visit Plaza de Mayo Square which was established as the heart of the city by the Spaniards in 1580.Tread into the 18th century Cabildo, seat of the Spanish colonial power which now has some of the finest exhibits. Also see Casa Rosada (The Pink House), home to Argentina’s presidents. If folklore is to be believed, this distinctive pink color comes from a mixture of bovine cattle blood and grease! Acquaint yourself further with the city’s past in the Metropolitan Cathedral which houses the tomb of ‘Argentina’s Liberator’, San Martin. Travel Avenida 9 de Julio, the widest avenue in the world and see pretty craft shops in the colorful La Boca neighborhood. With colonial architecture, grand facades and folklore, this tour will give you a glimpse into the past of Argentina’s ever changing capital.
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