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Buenos Aires’s nicknames alone show why it is a top tourist destination. The Paris of South America and Birthplace of Tango offers a unique blend of Old- and New-World culture sure to delight any visitor. The city has recently been in the spotlight since it is the hometown of Pope Francis, but Buenos Aires has been famous for decades for its vibrant culture, lively music scene and beautiful European architecture.

The city’s eight colorful and unique neighborhoods, or barrios as they are known locally, ensure there’s an option to satisfy your idea of the perfect Buenos Aires vacation. Palermo, the downtown heart of the city is bursting with shopping centers and restaurants on every street. The older neighborhoods offer an unending number of European-style cafes to whittle away the sunny afternoon hours. After the sun goes down, you can dance tango until dawn in one of the city’s famous nightclubs in the Las Cañitas neighborhood, then watch the sun come up over the glimmering harbor as you walk home.

Buenos Aires vacations provide all the elements that make a trip fantastic with a unique Argentine flavor. This vibrant city’s colorful history blends with its hip, young culture to offer a never-ending variety of options to visitors. Its eight different barrios each have their own individual flavors that offer something for everyone.

Take a trip through time by visiting some of Buenos Aires’s numerous museums or simply strolling through the historic San Telmo neighborhood to get a look at some stunning 19th-century architecture. Culture aficionados can take advantage of the many art-galleries in the city or plan a trip to see the prestigious Buenos Aires Philharmonic. Spend a sunny afternoon enjoying a coffee in the Retiro district surrounded by the chic Art Deco buildings or stroll down the caminito street museum.

An entire day of your Buenos Aires vacation should be dedicated to exploring the famous Palermo neighborhood. A bastion of cabarets and cafés against a backdrop of beautiful Parisian-style architecture, Palermo is also the home of the famous Recoleta cemetery. Named one of the ten most-beautiful cemeteries in the world, Recoleta is the final resting place of many famous Argentineans, including Eva Perón.

Music-lovers will find themselves in their own personal paradiso in Buenos Aires. Tango music flows out onto the streets from every bar and café and the city hosts several famous jazz festivals throughout the year.

Buenos Aires offers no shortage of shopping options for anyone looking to bring back a unique souvenir, or connoisseurs who prefer to spend their whole days dedicated to the shops. Take a one-stop shopping trip at the historic Abasto de Buenos Aires mall or spend an entire day browsing through the trendy boutiques in Palermo.

Most natives don’t eat until very late by American standards and a wine tasting is the perfect way to kill time before enjoying a meal at one of the hundreds of affordable restaurants in Buenos Aires. Argentina is quickly becoming a world leader in wine exports, and many bars and restaurants in Buenos Aires offer tastings so you can sample a wide variety of the country’s delectable offerings. After dinner, there’s no shortage of nightclubs and bars to choose from, often featuring live music from local artists.

And of course, no vacation to the Birthplace of Tango would be complete without viewing a traditional dance show while enjoying an appetizing Argentinean dinner.