Argentina is the second largest in the region with about 35 million inhabitants of which a third live in the great metropolitan area of Buenos Aires. Spanish, French, English and Italian architecture, beautiful parks and statues, never ending night life, and rich cultural activity have captivated tourists and convinced many to return to this magical city called the Paris of the Americas.

It would take you a lifetime to visit all the restaurants and cafs the city has to offer together with the countless tango clubs. You might even run into couples dancing tango in the streets. If you are a theater lover you will be astonished by the wide variety of plays available and you won't want to miss a world-class opera or ballet at the renowned Colon.

At Buenos Aires Plus you will receive the best language training available and fully experience this wonderful city with excursions to various traditional spots, such as: San Telmo, La Boca, Recoleta, Congreso, Puerto Madero, el Tigre, and many more.

Córdoba
The city of Córdoba is the second most important city in Argentina. It is located in the middle of the country, about 700 Km from Buenos Aires. It's a city known for the richness of its history. Nowadays, it is a popular destination for university students who visit from all over Argentina. Córdoba's many magnificent churches, historic monuments, beautiful parks, wide avenues, and rich cultural services make it a very attractive place for anyone coming to Argentina. Córdoba has an international airport and excellent tourism services

Salta
Anyone traveling to Salta should not miss the unique opportunity to travel on the famous "Tren de las Nubes" (Train of the Clouds). Since 1932, trains have been running tirelessly on the rails between Valle de Lerma and Puna, transporting cargo such as minerals, fruits and vegetables. This is now one of Argentina's most famous tourist attractions. The "Tren de las Nubes" winds through the high mountains rumbling through small towns where time seems to have stood still, passing ruins of ancient civilizations that have mysteriously disappeared, and amazing examples of men's will to create, such as the majestic "La Polvorilla" bridge, known as a miracle of engineering. Those who have experienced this incredible journey say that it is an exhilarating ride with views that makes one feel as though the train is flying.

Glacier Perito Moreno
Located in Los Glaciares National Park in the southern Argentinean Patagonia, Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the most impressive sights in Argentina, if not all of Latin America. The glacier stretches 17 Kms down from the Patagonia ice field to Lake Argentina where its 4 km wide blue ice wall rises 50 to 70 meters above the lake. Located in the same park are two of the most spectacular peaks in Patagonia, Fitz-Roy and Cerro Torre.

Iguazu Falls
Traveling to Iguazu means visiting the town of "Puerto Iguazu" in Argentina, which is located in the middle of the Iguazu and the Paran - rivers. This is the "gateway" to the world famous Iguazu Falls. The majesty of these falls, their astounding beauty with waterfalls that give the illusion of Magic Rainbows, plus the virgin forest with its brilliant colors, exotic subtropical vegetation with over 2000 species of plants and 400 kinds of birds, its incredible fauna and wild rivers, make Iguazu one of the most visited places in South America. For all those who enjoy seeing nature at her most astounding, Iguazu is not-to-be-missed.

Puerto Madryn
The city of Puerto Madryn is located in the province of Chubut, on the shores of the New Golf. The city is a "World Heritage Site" and is known as the "City of Whales". It is famous for it's whale sightings, as well as penguin and sea elephant colonies. It also has wonderful beaches and an amazing variety of fauna. For all those interested in the mysteries and beauty of sea life, Puerto Madryn is sure to capture your heart with it's incredible charm.

San Carlos de Bariloche
Bariloche is the capital of the Andean Patagonia. It is a beautiful town located near the shore of Nahuel Huapi Lake, which has glacial origins and covers 560 square kilometers. Bariloche is known for it's incredible landscape, delicious chocolate and active cultural life. The city is a popular destination for visitors from all over the world, and in all seasons of the year. In the winter, Bariloche offers first class skiing and snowboarding, and during the rest of the year, activities such as: trekking, white water rafting, bird watching, fly-fishing and sailing.

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