In Buenos Aires, there are many interesting places that are little known to travelers because they are not mentioned in official tour guides. Interesting graffiti are a great example. On some streets, tourists can only stumble upon these pieces of street art by chance. However, many drawings are really worth closest attention because these colorful and realistic pictures, which decorate house facades and stone fences, would suit a museum. Such neighborhoods as San Telmo and Recoleta 
are the best places to find these unusual masterpieces.
Boutique hotel Mine Hotel is a great place for couples. Owners of the hotel do everything possible to make travelers feel like home and to enjoy the stylish design of the hotel. The romantic … 
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and Primera Junta . Make sure you visit it since that line is a true historic object that hasn’t changed during last 50 years or more. Old ticket barriers and offices, old ceramic tiles on the walls and, the most important, retro metro coaches with mirrors – a simple metro ride can become a true adventure to the past. Savvy tourists will be pleased with the price of such an adventure as metro tickets are quite cheap in Buenos Aires. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
In Buenos Aires, there are lots of interesting markets, large shopping centers and specialized shops. Abasto is the largest and most beautiful city's shopping center. It is located in a … Open
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Do you want to visit the undiscovered and secret part of the city? Then you should head to La Manzana de las Luces! These tunnels were built yet in the 17-18th centuries, and it’s a miracle that they’ve survived till our days. The purpose of the tunnels is still unclear for scientists. The underground passages are quite long and connect several public buildings and churches. Several centuries ago, the system of the underground tunnels was even bigger.
Discovering the architecture of Buenos Aires from bird's eye view! Argentine National Congress, Metropolitan Cathedral, Teatro Colon, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Obelisco, Museum of Decorative Arts, King Fahd Mosque, all those monuments are defining the image of Buenos Aires … Open
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Buenos Aires suburbs are home to a unique nature landmark that is also not known to the majority of travelers. Piloto Glacier is a place where ice deformation has become clearly visible, so visitors can see beautiful ice shears. It’s quite interesting to look at it as from the outside the ice looks completely white, but inside its deep blue.
Notable celebrations and festivals in Argentina
Carlos Gardel, the legendary tango dancer, died in a car accident on June 24, 1935. Argentinians always organize various dancing events, master classes, concerts, and tango performances on this day. The day of Gardel’s birth, December 11, is celebrated as the International Tango Day.
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