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Learning to Dance Tango in Buenos Aires: Salones de baile, as tango
salons are called, blanket the city; the most famous are in San Telmo.
In these salons you can watch traditional Argentine tango danced by all generations,
and most offer lessons before the floor opens up to dancers. You won't
find many novices on the dance floor after midnight, however.
Visiting the Recoleta Cemetery: The beautiful cemetery in Buenos Aires
houses expensive mausoleums competing for grandeur--a place where people can
remain rich, even after death. Among the only non-aristocrats buried here
is Eva Perón, or “Evita.” Some of Argentina's upper
class still believe she has no right to be here.
Wandering Caminito Street in La Boca: Capture the flavor of early Buenos
Aires on this short historic street, which is also considered an outdoor museum.
The Caminito is famous for the brightly colored sheet-metal houses that border
it and for the sculptures, paintings, and wall murals you'll find along the street.
Performers and dancers are here every day.
Visiting Iguazú Falls: One of the world's most spectacular
sights, Iguazú boasts over 275 waterfalls fed by the Iguazú
River, which can (and should) be visited from both the Argentine and Brazilian
sides. In addition to the falls, Iguazú encompasses a marvelous subtropical
jungle with extensive flora and fauna.
Sailing Through the Andes Between Chile & Argentina: Why fly or drive when you
can sail through the Andes? Two companies work together to provide boat journeys
from near Ensenada, Chile, to Bariloche, Argentina, or vice versa. It's a dazzling
cruise--but worth the journey only on a clear day. Leaving from Vicente Pérez
Rosales National Park in Chile, the cruise takes you across the emerald waters
of Lago Todos los Santos, through rugged peaks and rainforest, and eventually
to Puerto Blest in Argentina for a sail across Lake Nahuel Huapi and past gorgeous
alpine scenery and the Llao Llao Peninsula. The trip can be done in 1 or in 2
days with an overnight at the Hotel Peulla. If Argentina (or Chile) isn't on your
itinerary, each company offers a round-trip day ride.
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