POINTS D'INTÉRÊTS DE BUENOS AIRES (en anglais)
Colón Theatre and Opera House: "Visit one of the most important theaters
of the city. During this tour, you'll be taken into some of the private sections
of the building such as the facilities and some of the dressing rooms".
San Martín Theatre: "Visit one of the most important theaters of the
city. During this tour, you'll be taken into some of the private sections
of the building such as the facilities and some of the dressing rooms".
Palermo Chico: "An attractive upper-middle class borough known for it's wide-open
spaces that combine perfectly with houses that date back to the start of
the century ".
Av. de Mayo: "Outing to a beautiful and active avenue surrounded by lovely
buildings that show the style of the turn of XIX century."
Recoleta: "Outing to the center of cultural activities and heart of fashionable
shops, glamorous restaurants and stylish coffee shops. You can also enjoy
a walk along the lovely pedestrian walkway and open spaces" Cementery where
Evita Peron is buried.
Reconquista and Defensa de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires: "During this outing,
you'll visit areas of Buenos Aires where events, such as the English invasions
of 1806 and 1807 took place".
Alvear Av. and Recoleta: "You'll visit a beautiful avenue where you'll have
a chance to see some of the most magnificent palaces of Buenos Aires."
Retiro: "This outing offers you the opportunity to visit historical areas
filled with overwhelming buildings as well as Florida pedestrian street;
one of the best places in Buenos Aires to do shopping."
Montserrat: "An opportunity that allows you to learn about the city's history
as well as the history of the whole Argentine Republic, from the first days
to the current days".
Belgrano: "A self-sufficient upper Ðclass neighborhood, with its own
powerful commercial area, exclusive buildings, important educational
establishments and large green areas. All this makes this neighborhood seem
like a completely different world".
Palermo Viejo: "Outing to a neighborhood that is not often visited by tourists;
you'll see typical porteño shops,trendy and bohemian caffes ,nightlife,
buildings and schools and get to know about some of the traditional customs."
Costanera Norte: "This large and wooded avenue that runs next to the river
is the only place in the city that gives you the opportunity to enjoy the
view of the Rio de la Plata".
Three important theaters of Buenos Aires: "Visit the most significant theaters
that form part of our culture".
Corrientes Avenue, General San Martín Theatre, Plaza Lavalle, General
Juan Lavalle Monument, Colón Theatre, Palace of Justice, Cervantes
Theatre (interior circuit), 9 de Julio Avenue, Obelisk, other historical
theaters and cinemas.
Museo Histórico Nacional: "Visit Argentina's most important theaters;
all their halls display the true history of our nation". Lezama Park.
La Boca: "A traditional neighborhood with the atmosphere of the port and
the influences of the Italian immigration."
Important churches in Buenos Aires: "Visit the oldest churches of the city
of Buenos Aires where very important events took place. Although not many
people know about them, they are essential parts of our history".
San Telmo: "An interesting outing to the neighborhood that was the most
significant residential area of the start of the century. You'll be told
about the architecture that characterizes the area and learn a bit more about
our history".
Palermo: "Major recreational resource for all porteños".
Costanera Sur and Puerto Madero: "During this outing you'll get to see views
of the old port and coast and at the same time views of the new green areas,
international corporations buildings and office, elegant restaurantss in
front of the river".
Buenos Aires and its' immigrants: "This is an opportunity to learn about
the true history of the immigrations in our country, going through areas
where the old customs and traditions still exist today".
Museo Histórico de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires "Brigadier General Cornelio
de Saavedra": "Outing to one of the most beautiful museums of Buenos Aires;
an ancient colonial residency where great part of our history is preserved".
Manzana de las Luces: "In this circuit, you'll be able to admire some of
the Jesuit establishments in Buenos Aires: The Church of San Ignacio (initiated
in the 18th century), Claustro del Primitivo Colegio, Procuraduria de Misiones,
where the goods for the missions where kept, run and traded. You'll also
be taken into the restored tunnel of the 18th century".
Manzana de las Luces: "One of the places visited in this circuit is the
representative's hall where historical sessions took place, one of which
was the legislative body of the Province of Buenos Aires (1822-1883) and
of the National Congress between 1824/1827 and 1862/1864. In this hall Rivadavia
took an oath as the first president of the argentine people, as so did Rosas
and General Mitre. You'll also visit the presidential hall of the legislative
body of the Province of Buenos Aires where Dr. Manuel Vicente Maza was
assassinated. Last but not least, you'll be taken into the restored tunnels
of the XVIII century". Hall of Representatives and Legislative Hall of the
Province of Buenos Aires and 18th century tunnels.
Manzana de las Luces: "This outing offers the possibility to study the ancient
renaissance facade of the University of Buenos Aires, founded in August 12,
1821. You'll be taken into the Colegio Nacional Buenos Aires, the institute
that formed many of the important people that have contributed to the development
of the Argentine nation. From the school, you'll be taken into the tunnels
of the 18th century." Original facade of the University of Buenos Aires,
Colegio Nacional Buenos Aires (School) and 18th century tunnels.
Manzana de la Luces: "The main point of this outing is to show you the different
construction methods implied in Buenos Aires from the 18th to the 20th century.
You'll enter some of the buildings that form this block and be shown what
changes where made in the architecture throughout the centuries. This outing
also includes descending into the tunnels of the 18th century and ends with
a comparison of the facades of the first and last building built on this
block: San Ignacio Church and Colegio Nacional Buenos Aires" History of the
construction of these blocks.
Manzana de las Luces: "This circuit is formed by the most important building
of this block and includes access to the restored tunnels of the 18th century"
Manzana de las Luces: "You'll visit the Hall of Representatives of 1822 and
the ancient building of the Congress (1864) that is now the National Academy
of History. In these two buildings you will be told a little bit about their
history, their main and most important members and which debates took place
there; events that form part of our history ". From Rivadavia to Quintana:
eight decades of legislative history.
Manzana de las Luces: "An opportunity to see the interior and exterior sites
of the colonial period: one of a few symbols that the city still holds. In
periods that followed, these buildings where used by different public
institutions"
Circuit: Public Library, filing cabinets, Bank of the Province of Buenos
Aires,City Hall, National Academy of History, restored tunnels of the 18th
century.
Conventional City Tour: "An outing to the most significant places of the
city of Buenos Aires."
Circuit: Corrientes Avenue, Plaza de Mayo, Plaza Congreso, La Boca, San Telmo,
Puerto Madero, Costanera Sur, Retiro, Recoleta, Palermo Chico, Palermo.
Montserrat: "An opportunity that allows you to learn about the city's history
as well as the history of the whole Argentine Republic, from the first days
to the current days"
Circuit: Plaza de Mayo, House of Government, (Casa Rosada) and it's tunnels,
Chapter of the City of Buenos Aires, Plaza Colón, Armed Force Building,
Correo Central Building (Central post office), Puerto Madero, Diagonal Julio
A. Roca (Diagonal Street (South), Luis Saenz Peña Diagonal Street
(North), Avenida de Mayo, Cathedral of the City of Buenos Aires, Manzana
de las Luces, Alsina Street, House of Altolaguirre, House of María
Josefa Azcurra, "La Estrella" Pharmacy and Museum of the City of Buenos Aires,
Defensa Street, San Ignacio Church, San Francisco Church, Santo Domingo Church.
Retiro and Alvear Av.: "This outing offers you the opportunity to visit
historical areas filled with overwhelming buildings as well as Florida street;
one of the greatest places in Buenos Aires to go shopping."
Circuit: Retiro Station, Del Libertador Avenue, Plaza Fuerzas Aereas Argentina,
English Tower, Plaza Libertador San Martín, Paz Palace, Museum of
National Weapons, San Martín Palace, Kavanagh Building, Santísimo
Sacramento Basilica, Plaza Hotel, Sheraton Hotel, Catalinas Norte, Leandro
Alem Avenue, Florida Pedestrian walkway, San Martín Palace, General
San Martín Monument, Santa Fé Avenue, Monument in honor of
the heroes of the War of Malvinas, Mitre Railroad, San Martín Railroad,
Belgrano Railroad, Naval center, Galerías Pacífico (Shopping
Center), Railroad Museum.
Province of Buenos Aires
Villa de Luján:
Circuit: Plaza Belgrano. Nuestra Señora de Luján Basilica,
crypt, Historical Colonial Museum, Museum of Transportation, National Fine
Arts Museum, Villa de Luján Chapter, Luján River, River coast,
Plaza Colón, Municipality.
Field day: "Visit to a typical "estancia" of the Province of Buenos Aires,
where one out of many activities you can enjoy is horseback riding." Tours
and activities: Breakfast. Circuit to the oldest parts of the town and
"estancia". Lunch (asado criollo) Traditional "Folklore" music show. Stroll
around the grounds or horseback riding. Guided tour of different areas where
you'll learn more of the traditions. Afternoon snack.
Capilla del Señor: "You'll be taken to the De la Cruz Stream that
is surrounded by country houses, green fields and bird breeding farms, forming
the rural part of the town".
Tours and activities: Historical Train, Main Plaza, typical colonial architecture
of the town, visit to the chapel and surrounding areas, old train station,
Museo Municipal del Periodismo Bonaerense. Lunch at a traditional place in
town.
Tigre and Delta: "A charming outing to the historical area of Tigre; there
you'll see the rowing clubs, summer houses and the active river".
Tours and activities: Tigre Club, National Naval Museum, De la Reconquista
Museum, Sarmiento Museum, Nuestra Señora de la Inmaculada Concepción
Parish Church, Rebagliati Residency, López Residency, Victoria
Pueyrredón Residency, Cobo Residency, pedestrian walkway, ancient
train station, pedestrian bridge, Delta station, Tren de la Costa (Coastal
train), Fruit market. Ferry boat (Luján, Tigre and Sarmiento Lakes).
Free time. Water sports area. San Isidro station. Maipú station. Peron
Residency. Delta. Sagastume Residency. Historical summer houses.
San Antonio de Areco: "Visit one of the riches historical villages just out
of the city where you'll be surrounded by the gaucho traditions, their activities
and handicrafts".
Cicuit: Ruiz de Arrellano main plaza, Bank of the Province of Buenos Aires,
San Antonio Perish Church, Juan Hipólito Vieytes National School,
ancient Municipality, Municipal Palace, Martinez Residency, surrounding areas
of San Antonio de Areco, riverbank, Museum and house of Culture "La Ex-Usina",
Ricardo Guiraldes Gauchesco Museum, Museum and house of the Estancia, Gasparini
Museum, La Cina Ð Cina Estancia, Posta el Tropezón, La Porteña
Estancia, shops and grocery stores.
San Pedro: "This is a visit to the most beautiful tourist area close to the
Parana River. It's where the Battle of Vuelta de Obligado took place and
is one of the most beautiful places on the banks of this great river".
Circuit: Plaza Constitución, Nuestra Señora del Socorro Church,
Municipality, Pedro Suñer Art gallery, El Mirador (viewing point),
coastal area, San Pedro Port, Fishermen's club, Vuelta de Obligado, Fernando
García Curten Museum, recreation areas, visit to a typical field.
Pilar: "This is an outing to one of the fastest growing areas of the northern
part of Buenos Aires. It's known as a great place for playing polo and horseback
riding." Plaza 12 de Octubre, Nuestra Señora del Pilar Church,
Municipality, Replica of the cemetery of Malvinas, historical part of the
city of Pilar, shopping center, polo clubs, horse riding schools, private
areas, new part of the city, historical castle.
San Isidro and Tren de la Costa: "Take a walk through a residential area
filled with trees, located in the northern part of Capital Federal. You'll
visit beautiful homes and gardens built on the banks of the river." Presidential
residency in Olivos, Tren de la Costa (Coastal train), Maipú station,
San Isidro station, Pueyrredón country house, historical area of San
Isidro, Plaza Mitre, San Isidro Cathedral, San Juan el Precursor School,
Paraísos bay window, Tres Ombúes bay window, Ombúes
country house, Los Naranjos country house, La Porteña country house,
San Isidro's coasts, house of Fernando Alfaro, Delta station, ferry boat
(Luján, Tigre and Sarmiento Rivers). Recreation. Tigre Area.
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