{"id":12998,"date":"2018-07-13T22:45:08","date_gmt":"2018-07-13T20:45:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.travel-advisor.eu\/?p=12998"},"modified":"2018-07-13T22:50:55","modified_gmt":"2018-07-13T20:50:55","slug":"argentina","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/travel-advisor.eu\/en\/argentina\/","title":{"rendered":"Joy runs through Agentinean\u2019s blood!"},"content":{"rendered":"
There is no better way of getting familiar with a country than hanging out with locals. This absolutely works in Buenos Aires, because of its charm and European architecture\u00a0<\/strong>often\u00a0called\u00a0the\u00a0South American Paris,\u00a0<\/em>where socializing is a number one priority and where everyone knows how to dance.<\/strong>Joy runs through Agentinean\u2019s blood!<\/p>\n

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It is a home of one of the most passionate people we know. It gave\u00a0us\u00a0tango, Maradona, Messi,\u00a0and \u00a0one\u00a0of the kindest\u00a0popes\u00a0ever! Of course, it is Argentina we\u2019re talking about \u2013 a place where to withhold a kiss for \u2018\u2019hello\u2019\u2019 and \u2018\u2019goodbye\u2019\u2019 is considered rude. It\u2019s as if the sun is a bit warmer there, a smile truly contagious, joy as inwrought by birth! Every true party lover wants to visit Argentina and Buenos Aires, and if you\u2019re planning to do so, we bring you top 8 \u2018not to miss\u2019 attractions!\"Joy<\/p>\n<\/header>\n

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1. Take a photo at Plaza de Mayo.<\/strong>\u00a0At Plaza de Mayo stands the\u00a0Casa Rosada<\/strong>, named for its distinctive pink color. With its pink fa\u00e7ade and palace-like design, the governmental house has served as the backdrop to countless numbers of protests, famous speeches and significant moments in Argentina\u2019s history. Today the building houses the Argentina President\u2019s offices, where free hour-long guided tours are given at weekends and must be booked online in advance.<\/p>\n

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2.\u00a0Dance Tango in La Boca (but not by night in any case)!
\n<\/strong>Old port district famous for colourful houses and sandy street Caminito, has pronounced European twist, therefore it is no surprising that its first residents were Italians from Genova!<\/p>\n

You will be delighted by its shabby slum houses painted in variety of colours, an abundance of merchants and performers; but it is safe only during the day.<\/p>\n

This district vibrates in tango rhythms and locals\u2019 laughter \u2013 if you want to find the best street dancers and the best entertainment in the middle of the day, don\u2019t look any further!<\/p>\n

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3. Enjoy in spectacular sunset in Puerto Madero district!
\n<\/strong>A view of the Puente de la Mujer bridge will show you that this neighbourhood presents the most modern architectural trends in Buenos Aires, and it is nice to know that a lot of guests from Croatia stay here!<\/p>\n

4. Try tasty Argentinian beefsteak!<\/strong>
\nYou can do this is some of the best restaurants in the city: visit magical\u00a0Ralph\u2019s<\/em>\u00a0that will surprise you with its impressive interior, but also with dishes like\u00a0Tiradito<\/em>,\u00a0Ceviche<\/em>,\u00a0Osobuco Ravioli<\/em>, or\u00a0\u00a0Don Julio\u00a0<\/em>restaurant that has the best barbecue dishes -especially tasty is national dish\u00a0Parilla<\/em>!<\/p>\n

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5. Do not miss night life in Buenos Aires<\/strong>
\nAfter rich meal, somewhere around midnight, people go to bars. Palermo Soho and Hollywood are the centre of city\u2019s night life with hundreds of clubs and bars and music for everyone. Whether you are in love with samba, jazz, dance\u2026 and the list is long \u2013 this is a nation whose priority is \u2013socializing! Visit Fioreia, Nicky house, Frank\u2019s, Pony Land, Isabel..<\/p>\n

Argentinian gastro & bar scene is real art, with offer of drinks from all around the world, \u2026make sure to try cocktails, every bar has at least one unique in its offer, created by their cocktail master.<\/p>\n

\"Joy<\/p>\n

6. Visit famous La Recoleta!<\/strong>
\nRecoleta is a north part of the city \u2013 it is clean, safe and weel-organized. Enjoy in visiting many monuments and French-Parisian architecture of villas and palaces, especially on Avenida Alvear part! This is a shopping district with hotels and night life, where several cultural institutions are located: National Museum of Fine art, National Library and culture centre Recoleta.<\/p>\n

It is famous for La Recoleta graveyard, the final resting place of many great and famous people, where you will encounter great number of its most peculiar residents \u2013 cats!<\/p>\n

7. Take a ride on the Amazonian delta of Parana river!<\/strong>
\nTigre town, named after big cat that looks like a mixture of tiger and jaguar, will offer pleasures in magical flora and fauna and a relaxation from city jungle of Buenos Aires. It is situated on delta of the Parana river, which is one of the most attractive parts of Buenos Aires surrounding due to its river branches, rivers and many green areas.<\/p>\n

Sediments of this river form islands on delta that give the water special red-brownish colour!<\/p>\n

8.\u00a0Buenos Aires \u2013 city<\/strong>\u00a0of culture and one of the most important cities in South America. Museums, galleries, theaters, libraries, and all other world famous\u00a0institutions\u00a0are situated in Buenos Aires.<\/p>\n

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Argentina, which means\u00a0land made of silver<\/em><\/strong>, is the second biggest country in South America and eighth largest in the world.<\/p>\n

This country has been facing\u00a0high inflation<\/strong>\u00a0for decades. In one period, annual inflation was as high as 5 000 %.<\/p>\n

Since 2001 Argentina<\/strong>\u00a0has had 5 presidents.<\/p>\n

Spanish people came here in 1516<\/strong>, while Argentina became independent 300 years later. Small indigenous nations have died out, and today\u2019s Argentina residents are mainly of European descent.<\/p>\n

Spanish\u00a0language is different<\/strong>\u00a0from those you learnt in school. Here it is mixed with Italian. They use a special form of conjugation. Also, they use abbreviations a lot. For example, \u201dTello\u201d is short for hotel.<\/p>\n

Country of high-quality wines<\/strong>
\nArgentina was the biggest wine producer outside European continent up until nineties. Today it is the biggest and the most important wine producer in South America, and the 5th greatest in the world. Wine production mainly takes place in Mendoza.<\/p>\n

Argentinian friend \u2013 a friend for life<\/strong>
\nWe\u2019ve already mentioned that Argentinians life for fun, they gladly hang out and are true friends. Very often friendships with Argentinians last for life. The entire week is reserved for hanging out with friends. Sundays they spend with their families.<\/p>\n

The rise of \u201dlove hotels\u201d<\/strong>
\nJust when you think that you\u2019ve found a decent accommodation for a decent price, double check if it\u2019s a love hotel, legally rented by the hour. What can happen is (like it did to us): you\u2019ve just fell asleep, and you\u2019re already awaken by a sound of a telephone\u2026you answer the phone and not very kind receptionist tells you that you must leave the hotel in 10 min. In Argentina, as in our country, many people still live with their parents in their 30s, so these love hotels are entirely normal.<\/p>\n

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