What you'll do on day 13
- Breakfast at the hotel. City tour with a guide (4 hours). You'll see the unique capital and touch the legendary centuries-old culture of Argentina - a combination of history and art. Buenos Aires concentrates most of Argentina's landmarks. The sophistication of its architecture is comparable only to Paris. But the city is unique in its beauty. Buenos Aires is widely known for its numerous museums, and art enthusiasts will find plenty of museums, galleries, theaters, and architectural monuments in this city. Among the main attractions of the city are the old district of La Boca, the historic area of San Telmo, where you can find a large number of bars, restaurants, and an authentic antique market at Plaza Dorrego. The true heart of Buenos Aires is the central square Plaza de Mayo - the largest shopping center in the world. Among the main attractions of the city is the "Pink House" (the presidential palace Casa Rosada), associated with the name of Eva Perón, and many other monumental monuments. Among them is the city's symbol - the 67-meter obelisk erected in honor of the proclamation of Argentina's independence, standing on the widest street in the world, Avenue 9 de Julio. You'll also visit the elegant Recoleta neighborhood with its famous cemetery, the colonial-style Church of El Pilar, and the nearby cultural and commercial center. The tour program also includes visits to the modern districts of the city: Puerto Madero and the parks of Lezama and 3 de Febrero. In the evening, you'll attend a Tango Show (with dinner, without a guide). Tango is hugely popular worldwide. But Argentina has one undeniable advantage - it originated here. The amazing world of tango... The dance on stage with its passion and virtuosity transports you to a world of love and graceful performance. This dance originated in the ports of the city among poor immigrants, gauchos, and other unsettled people. Initially, the dance was performed by two men quite loosely and was named after the Latin "tangere" - to touch. Over time, Tango became slower and acquired new tones of intimacy. Orchestras performing tango appeared. The dance rapidly gained popularity, and now Tango is one of the most sensual dances on earth, teaching sincerity to men and reminding women of tenderness. The restaurant's interior creates a tango atmosphere, and a menu of several traditional dishes with excellent Argentine wines complements this romantic evening.