For those of you who are interested in Tango but not experts, or experts who want to know THE places to go, book a private TANGO EXPERIENCE with leading private tours company Buenos Aires Experience, and enjoy a whole evening dedicated to the enjoyment of Tango including a lesson, dinner and access to the best milongas in town.
Walking your way around Buenos Aires is by far the best way to discover our great Metropolis. Nowadays, the traffic in Buenos Aires is just horrible during the week. It is often blocked by people rallying or forming a “piquete”, and camping on Avenida de Mayo is not unheard of either (although it’s hardly what we call glamping!). So being stuck in a car that restricts your view, or travelling en-masse in a hot stuffy bus, struggling to hear your guide, is not the way to explore…
So, for those of you deciding to spend Christmas in Argentina- you have made an excellent choice. Enjoy all this and more with Buenos Aires Experience’s tailor-made festive tours. This season we won’t only be doing our classic private tours of the city but also some group tours of Buenos Aires and the province. Big groups of us will get together for cruises along the Delta and parrillas on the beach where we’ll pump out sounds, eat wonderful meat and seafood parrillas accompanied by carefully chosen vino tinto and vino blanco to wash away your inhibitions and get you Christmas partying Porteno-style. Keep an eye out on the blog over the next few days for our up-and-coming summer tours from Christmas into the New Year… MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM ME AND ALL THE STAFF AT BUENOS AIRES EXPERIENCE
So if a day spent walking the historical streets of the very Argentine San Isidro, sampling the atmosphere at the local yacht club and enjoying some good food and wine appeals to you, contact us for your very own San Isidro Experience. We also have many other wonderful Buenos Aires Tours - Tango Experience City Experience Evita Experience Campo Experience
Last Sunday, I had a rare and unique Buenos Aires Musical Experience! My career is about looking for those one offs that make travelers rave about my fantastic city. I went to Plaza de Mayo to witness a ‘Concert of Belfries’. Please do this again soon it was truly amazing. The famous Spanish composer LLorenc Barber, seven bell directors, 34 musicians, 10 percussionists, 7 assistant bellmen, one director of fireworks, and someone pumping out the sirens together rang (pulled, I am not sure) 60 bells distributed in 16 belfries that surround the historical district of Buenos Aires City .
My clients have nicknamed me the fun guru. My talent for ‘sniffing out’ free exhibitions, the best gallery nights and fantastic nights out on the town is somewhat renowned in Buenos Aires. If I do say so myself, and you do not mind me tooting my own horn a little. Every week, I am going to offer my clients a brief note of what’s on and what’s fun in Buenos Aires and even more important to budget travelers – what’s free!
It is with great pleasure that we add Palmita Mendez to the Buenos Aires Experience team of expert guides to ensure that our clients get a first class Buenos Aires Polo Experience….
My clients also enjoy strolling the red carpets along elegant Alvear Avenue on the first Friday of every month when the countless galleries of open their doors and offer complimentary champagne to porteño art buffs, people watchers, and of course my clients.
World cup fever has hit Argentina. Tomorrow at 11h00 local time Nigeria and Africa will get their taste of Maradona’s first eleven for the third match in the World Cup 2010 finals. Nothing makes Argentineans more passionate than futbol.
Let us embark on a historical journey throughout Buenos Aires City that bares witness, signposts and honors the remarkable life of Argentina’s iconic Maria Eva Duarte de Peron, a lady who will always be Argentina’s First Lady.
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