Buenos Aires is the capital and the largest city in Argentina. The Greater Buenos Aires population is approximately 13 million. It has been called the Paris of South America. The modern buildings of the financial center starkly contrast the classic European-styled architecture found in the older sections of the city. It is both cultured and contemporary.

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Argentina is home to some of the best tourist attractions in South America., and with its rich Spanish culture, you will find it a culturally rich destination when it comes to music, dance, architecture and most especially food. Here, because of its diverse climate, you can do a myriad of things from hiking in the rainforests to skiing or trekking the glaciers, from immersing yourself in culture and history to taking part in eco-tours, from enjoying the rich food and night life to nights of camping and days of diving. Here are 10 things you can do or go to in this fabulous country:

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A Brazil Travel Package isn’t everyone’s first thought when planning a romantic getaway. The name of Buzios in Brazil may not be a familiar one to you, and yet it is a well known destination for the rich and famous about three hours north of Rio by car on the tip of a long peninsula. Once a sleepy village it lies alongside some of the most beautiful dune lined beaches, in fact there are twenty five of them in all, and each one picture postcard beautiful. Buzios was made famous in the sixties when Brigette Bardot named it as her favourite beach retreat.

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Any worldwide travel guide that is worth your time is bound to include information concerning Rio de Janeiro, the second greatest Brazilian city (after Sao Paolo). It is a widespread mistake to point it out as the capital of the South American country, as it actually was so, up until ’60.

In any case, the first images popping up in someone’s mind when the name of this great city is pronounced include Sugar Loaf Mountain (Pão de Açúcar), the stadium of Maracana, the statue of Christ the Redeemer, beaches such as Copacabana and Ipanema and, of course, the notorious yearly Carnival. These are the first landmarks to identify Rio de Janeiro quickly in amazing.

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