Buenos Aires
Travel Guide to Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is a city in flux, with a confluence of young and old, as well as its jumble of cultural and historical influences. According to visitors, the steak is the best in the world! They grow their own, evident if you take but a short trek in any direction from the center of town. The tango, the dance of love, is also the national dance that locals and visitors alike can learn in any number of dance halls every evening. The wine is delectable and reasonably priced and the soccer matches are a passionate display of intense emotions-soccer is a serious sport in this country. A countryside parilla (grill) is the place to grab one of those fantastic steaks. Immerse yourself in the passion of the tango at a milonga (social dance) and whoop it up in gaucho traditions at a pena (folk music club). You will discover a world that draws you into its heart and becomes a part of you forever.
With a wide variety of airlines flying into Buenos Aires there is quite a bit of competition. Check the websites of various airlines and compare the prices to get the cheapest airfare possible. To save even more money you can book both your hotel and flight online. A number of airlines have partnerships with hotels in Argentina. Aerolineas Argentinas is the national carrier in Argentina, and is likely to have the most beneficial partnership deals with local hotels.
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