Placed in Plaza de la República, in the very the heart of Buenos Aires, Colon Theatre is the unique, best-of breed, main Opera House in Argentina; it occupies the fifth position in the ranking of the best concert venues of the world.

Located in Plaza de la República, in the intersection of Corrientes Avenue and 9 de Julio Avenue, the Obelisk is a national historic monument and icon of Buenos Aires.

Known around the globe as "the street that never sleeps", important theaters on Corrientes Av. turn their luminous marquees on every night to welcome both locals and tourists to enjoy different types of spectacular shows.

Since the foundation of Buenos Aires, Plaza de Mayo square has became the scenario of all important political events in Argentina.

It is the newest, the most expensive and most frequently visited area by "Porteños"( as the city's inhabitants are called) and by tourists. Warehouses located in this old port have been refurbished and transformed into modern elegant restaurants, ample lofts, and superb offices which have breathtaking views of the city and of the distinctive river Rio de la Plata.

This is the oldest barrio (neighborhood) of Buenos Aires, where aristocratic families settled down until the yellow fever epidemic broke out in 1871. As time went by, the exquisite, sophisticated houses became tenement housing (conventillos). Today this well-preserved area is a must for those who want to explore the historical heritage of the city.