San Telmo Buenos Aires Tours
Welcome to Buenos Aires or more specifically for this Buenos Aires tours update, welcome to San Telmo, Buenos Aires’ special barrio, loved by locals and visitors alike.
Welcome to Buenos Aires or more specifically for this Buenos Aires tours update, welcome to San Telmo, Buenos Aires’ special barrio, loved by locals and visitors alike.
Lord Alain Levenfiche invited us to view his apartment and discuss our Chairman’s idea of promoting the most luxurious tour of Buenos Aires City and Province, to include 7 to 14 nights staying at his landmark properties in Argentina. We knew the ‘LUXURY LORD’ by reputation and Andrew, being British, filled in all the gaps.
I often hear ex-pats and visitors ask, Spanish what’s the point’, I must say that question does have me in two minds. On one hand, it surprises me. Why would anybody in his or her right mind think like that? It is ludicrous!
Our Buenos Aires tours are unique and uncover the real Buenos Aires tourists really want to see, but often miss. Our team will ensure a rip-roaring Buenos Aires experience with tours and excursions tailored to meet our cients expectations. Our tours are not cheap, but they are an investment that will not disappoint!
Have a very merry Buenos Aires Christmas!
Palermo Buenos Aires is the largest barrio in the north of the Buenos Aires City. Palermo divides into a grand family of neighbourhoods for smashing Buenos Aires walking tours. Each of Palermo’s neighborhoods has accepted but unofficial titles that demonstrate their unique characteristics and charm.
Congreso Buenos Aires (Palacio del Congreso), must be somewhere near the top of the list of “must sees” for tourists sightseeing in Buenos Aires City.
Gay Tourism Booms in Buenos Aires! Buenos Aires Gay Tourism 2009 & 2010; Buenos Aires Gay Pride, Buenos Aires Gay Tours; Buenos Aires Sightseeing Tours. Travel to Gay Buenos Aires 2010
Buenos Aires shopping for woolens, local art and leather goods is a big favorite for most Buenos Aires tourists. Shopping in Buenos Aires will probably get even cheaper for tourists because the Peso seems likely to devalue against the major currencies as their economies start to improve in during the next six months.
Punta del Este is the South American seaside playground of the rich and famous, it takes just over an hour to reach the Punta by car or up to two hours by bus from Montevideo. There are catamarans and ferries from Buenos Aires seven days a week and Bunquebus is the leading provider of ships to Montevideo.