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Can also add a tango dinner and/or show if you like
2011 Price per person in US$( based on minimum of 2 people traveling together)::
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| Moreno Hotel |
$546
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$203
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| Howard Johnson Hotel |
$636
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$293
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| Madero Hotel |
$619
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$276
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PRIVATE HD CITY TOUR "FOUR BALCONIES" 3 hours
THE
FOUR BALCONIES OF BUENOS AIRES TOUR. An exclusive visit of Buenos Aires,
in which a professor of the University, uses four parks and plazas of
Buenos Aires (Plaza de Mayo, Parque Lezama and La Boca, Plaza San Martin
and Recoleta) to introduce visitors to Argentina, its history, its contrasts,
its contradictions and the characteristic psychology of the "porteños",
the inhabitants of Buenos Aires.
From the hotel we drive to La Boca, during the short trip- about 20 minutes-
the guide makes a brief historical, geographical and sociological introduction
to Argentina. Already in La Boca- the blue collar neighborhood of Buenos
Aires, we walk Caminito Street and talk about the origin of Tango, we
visit Necochea street where most of the brothels where tango originated
were situated.
We visit then San Telmo, the oldest "barrio" of Buenos Aires,
where the city was founded for the first time in 1536, we walk Parque
Lezama, Defensa Street, the Flee Market premises, Ezeiza Family House
and San Lorenzo alley talking about the slave market, the arrival of the
great European immigration, literature and British Invasions to the city
during 1806 and 1807. Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, the Metropolitan Cathedral
and central part of the city is the next spot to be discovered and the
correct moment to make a coffee brake at Cafe Tortoni opened in 1858 where
Borges, Cortazar, Storni, Arlt, Sabato and many other writers used to
talk, drink and write. Recoleta, the most aristocratic area of the city
is then explored, the French architecture of most of the buildings surrounded
by wide parks is where we spend some time, visiting the Cemetery founded
1822 where Eva Peron is buried. Between three and a half to four hours
is the tour length.
$232 for 1-2 people, $252 for 3-8, $306 for 9-12 (not per person)
HD TIGRE & DELTA* 5 hours
This day you will explore one of the most beautiful areas of Buenos Aires' surroundings, the northern riverside districts of Tigre and San Isidro. You will be picked up from the hotel to reach San Isidro city. This city has an important colonial heritage reflected in its houses and buildings. This is one of the most characteristics aspects of San Isidro, that you may have the opportunity to discover visiting the Pueyrredón Farm, The Estancia Tres Ombues, the San Isidro Cathedral, several colonial mansions or the Victoria Ocampo's Mansion (once, the cultural center of South America). You will continue to Tigre, a city overlooking the Delta of the Paraná river. Here, you may explore the worthwhile Fruit Market. After free time to have lunch (not included) you will enjoy a riverside walk and a boat trip through the Paraná River to have beautiful views of the riverside villas, Victorian docks, English gardens or traditional rowing clubs. Return to the hotel.
Note: Lunch is not included. Due to timetables, particular
interests or weather conditions, the order of the visit may change.
$284 for 1-2 people, $310 for 3-8, $362 for 9-12 (not per person). Add $7 per person for entrance fees
FD TIGRE & TRAIN & BOAT & LUNCH 7 hours
This day you will explore one of the most
beautiful zones of Buenos Aires' surroundings, the northern riverside
districts of Tigre and San Isidro. You will continue to Tigre, a city
overlooking the Delta of the Paraná river. Here, you will explore
the Fruit Market. Later, you will enjoy a riverside walk and a boat trip
through the Paraná River to have beautiful views of the riverside
villas, Victorian docks, English gardens, and traditional rowing clubs.
After free time to have lunch (not included), you
will board on the "Tren de la Costa" to reach San Isidro city.
This city has an important colonial heritage reflected in its houses and
buildings. This is one of the most characteristics things of San Isidro,
that you may have the opportunity to discover visiting the Pueyrredon
Farm, the San Isidro Cathedral, several colonial mansions and the Victoria
Ocampo's Mansion (once, the cultural center of South America). Late
in the afternoon, return to the hotel.
$432 for 1-2 people, $496 for 3-8, $570 for 9-12 (not per person). Add $ 10 each for entrance fee
DINNER & TANGO SHOW: 4 hours
Born
in the outskirts of Buenos Aires at the turn of the century, Tango quickly
grew to be the best known Argentine product worldwide. Enjoy a glamorous
tango show in one of the most prestigious houses in Buenos Aires of historical
value as well.
Includes: dinner, show and RT transfers.
TANGO CLASSES or MILONGAS 3 hours
The melancholic romanticism of Argentina
is clearly reflected by their most unique traditional music and dance:
the Tango. In a three-hour lesson or practise Milena Braun, will introduce
passengers to the world of tango and the first steps of this glamorous
dance.
$211 for 2 people, $209 for 3-8 + $12 entrance fee
Undiscovered Wines From Argentine Bodegas
. Learn Terroirs, Varietals, Vinification . Tailored To Your Wine Tastes
. Bilingual English + Spanish Speakers . Generous, Endless Pours. The
Wine Tasting includes 5 glasses of exclusive Argentine wines unavailable
in the USA, paired with 5 uniquely Argentine tapas. We do a specific pairing
with each wine. Pairings usually include empanadas, cheeses, cold cuts,
crackers, fruits, sorbet, chocolate, and perhaps nuts. Please inform us
of your dietary restrictions and allergies. We do have vegetarian options.
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ESTANCIA ALAMEDA 8 hours
At only 120 kilometers from the city of Buenos
Aires, we invite you to experience tradition and history combined with
the finest style.La Alameda offers much more than a day in the country.
A special day at a peaceful place by the Chascomús lagoon. The
two century old house encloses the past, the luxurious saloon with air
conditioning and heating is ready to shelter all those wishing to experience
old country traditions and many recreation and entertainment activities.
More than a country break, La Alameda is a break for the soul. Estancia
La Alameda invites you to enjoy the typical gaucho menu: empanadas
and the Argentine asado prepared on an iron cross over the
fire, accompanied of course by the best wines of the country.The day in
the estancia includes riding ancient carriages which will drive you through
the gaucho history.For horse-riding lovers, Estancia La Alameda offers
the best and docile horses for people of all ages, to enjoy a nice trot
or a quick gallop.Located on the shores of the lagoon, the estancia also
offers a space for fishing atherines, one of the most popular species,
together with other 19 which can be found in these waters.The rich fauna
of the region invites you to silently watch bald coots, black neck swans,
herons and many other birds. The photographic safari allows you to take
the best vivid pictures of all the species living in the natural reserve.Ring
race, horse race, race with leathers and reins test. The amazing skill
of our gauchos on their horses can be appreciated trough these typical
entertainments of past days that are still practiced by men in the country.
La Alameda fulfills the Argentine true tradition by offering the visitors
a singular typical show. The traditional dances performed by a young ballet,
the typical colorful costumes, and the songs specially staged for the
occasion take the visitors to a tour around the regions of the country
with their different rhythms.
US$65 per person for group tour (Mon.., Fri., Sun.)
PRIVATE JEWISH HERITAGE TOUR 3 hours
Buenos Aires has the third largest Jewish
community in the world; this active social group of Argentines has left
its traces in our culture from the very beginning. We will follow the
traces and traditions while visiting the Jewish neighborhood of Once,
and in an informal way we will be in touch with the anonymous Jewish businessman
(mostly owners of the small shops in the area) who will explain us all
the benefits and turmoil of living in Buenos Aires. Tour includes:
AMIA (Tuesdays and Thursdays in the morning): Paso Street Synagoge (visit);
Walk across Once neighborhood, Libertad Street Synagoge (First congregation)
with its Museum (subject to date and time); Commemorative Monuments of
different historic episodes: Memoria Activa (AMIA bombing); Israel Embassy
(bombing); La Memoria Park (in project). If you wish you could also visit
Shoa Museum (Entrance: U$D 3 p/pax) which is not normally included in
the itinerary as it is not representative of the Jewish experience in
Argentina.
Operates: Monday to Fridays. The best days to do
this tour are Tuesdays and Thursdays in the morning as the passengers
have the opportunity to visit the AMIA in the inside. The rest of the
sites can be visited Monday-Friday.. And also, it is not recommended to
do it on a Friday afternoon as almost all Jewish places are closed.
cost for 2 persons is US$ 233 , for 3-8 = $252 (not per person). Add $23
per person entrance fees.
WALKING BUENOS AIRES TOUR BY EVITA 4 hours
Starting our "EVITA" tour at the recently opened Museo Evita in Palermo our target consists in offering our visitors an idea of her unique life from extremely humble origins in Los Toldos where she was born in 1919 up to the acme of her power till her death in 1952.
Visit to the Museum in Lafinur Street where the whole Evita parafernalia is displayed; her legendary luxurious gowns, her days in the stage and screen, her meeting with General Juan Peron, her social works with her "grasitas" (working class people), her books and speeches, films and videos showing her at the Casa Rosada addressing the masses and images of her wake at the Parliament and later transportation by the streets of Buenos Aires.
A 20-minute walk by Palermo Parks up to the National Library where the official residence of Peron and Evita was erected before it was put on fire and then put down. Arrival in Recoleta Cementery and visit to Eva Peron's mausoleum.
A short drive to Plaza de Mayo, political core of Argentina since colonial times where you'll be at the scenery where most of her speeches took place from the balconies of Casa Rosada, the same from where Madonna addressed the multitude in Allan Parker's musical.
A short walk along Avenida de Mayo up to
café Tortoni, the oldest in the country, opened in 1858 on which
premises functions the National Academy of Tango and where our guide will
comment some of Evita's ideas and speeches.
$233 for 1-2 people, $252 for 3-8 (not per person). Add $4 per person
entrance fee.
BIKE TOUR IN BUENOS AIRES
A Different Buenos Aires 3- 4 hours
Getting to know Buenos Aires by bike is -without
doubt the most interesting and entertaining way to explore and know the
hidden corners of Buenos Aires.
This ride will cover the Southern areas such as: Puerto Madero, the former
pier recently fully recycled and transformed into a new trendy area full
of restaurants, bars , theatres, the Costanera Sur Nature Reserve, La
Boca and San Telmo. This will cover the origins of the city, its oldest
quartiers-
Departures: Daily at 0930 AM and 0200 PM.
Includes: Helmet, Beach Cruisers bikes, a bottle of mineral water, rain
gear (if necessary)
Children seats are available upon request.
Bilingual guides.
Notes: This route has been specially designed to avoid heavy traffic.
When crossing a major intersection passengers are asked to walk the bikes.
The route is designed for all levels of difficulty.
What to wear: Comfortable clothes, layers suggested if cold, we highly
suggest a light jacket.
$32 per person, not including transfer to starting point
BIKE TOUR IN BUENOS AIRES
Tigre & San Isidro 5 hours
The Northern Residential of San Isidro and Tigre are ideal to enjoy a relaxing morning of afternoon by bike. This is a fun ride that starts in Plaza San Martin, to walk to the Train Station and get on the service to Tigre. Upon arrival ride in the area - the pier, the colorful local Markets, the museums and local rowing clubs. Then we jump on the train again to ride back to San Isidro where we get on the bikes and enjoy a smooth ride in the historic area, the fancy "Tren de la Costa ", ride by the river to the North till we reach Martinez a beautiful residential area where we get on the train again to return to Buenos Aires. This trip includes lots of contrasting areas, full of beautiful parks, riverside walks, nice residential areas.
Departures: Daily at 0930 AM.
Includes: Helmet, Beach Cruisers bikes, a bottle of mineral water, rain
gear (if necessary)
Children seats are available upon request.
Bilingual guides.
Notes: This route has been specially designed
to avoid heavy traffic. When crossing a major intersection passengers
are asked to walk the bikes. The route is designed for all levels of difficulty.
What to wear: Comfortable clothes, layers suggested if cold, we highly
suggest a light jacket.
$37 per person, not including transfer to starting point
Extensions to Uruguay (Colonia, Montevideo, Punta del Este)