Head to the San Telmo Market on Sunday for prices you’d never find in any other part of town. With around 150 stalls, it's Buenos Aires' biggest and most famous open-air market where everything is available under one roof... set in an atmospheric neighbourhood with plenty of opportunities to get lost amidst its maze of narrow streets.

Explore the streets of La Boca, Buenos Aires’ most colourful district where European immigrants painted houses in bright blue and pink colours. On your walk, you will find some interesting art leftover from these migrations, witness one of Latin America’s most important football clubs playing on a pitch by the river or enjoy live tango performances while sharing gastronomy with locals.

Will you dare to stand in the footsteps of Argentina’s presidents and visit the Casa Rosada, also known as ‘The Pink House? Hire a guide to take you on an insightful walkabout led by history-hungry locals who will not only show you how this beautiful building became such an iconic symbol of Buenos Aires but also share obscure anecdotes about life at one of the most influential buildings in world politics.

What better way to enjoy the day than people-watching at Plaza Del Congreso? You’ll be able to see all of the city’s history in one afternoon visit. Whether you visit on a cloudy or sunny day, you'll have plenty to do for hours upon hours with children and adults alike. Get creative with your camera or just take it all in! There is beauty here that can captivate anyone.

Get swept off your feet for an evening of tango lessons. We guarantee you'll enjoy the tantalizing experience!

Get a taste for the passionate national pastime – and experience something completely different – by going to an Argentinian Football Match.

This will let you see what it means to be Argentine, from watching legend players parade around the pitch to feeling antsy as they wait for the referee's whistle that lets them loose again.

Buenos Aires has ruined all other steakhouses for us. The meat is perfectly aged and the day we ate there I’ve never experienced more tasty food. It might be because our waiter was so lively with stories throughout dinner, it could have been the thick black coffee at the end of every meal, or it could be that these Argentinians know what they’re doing when it comes to good eats. Either way- if you like steak, Buenos Aires should be a bucket list destination for you!

You'll never know what Argentina feels like until you visit its beautiful vineyards. Smell the scent of juicy, sun-ripened grapes as they're crushed. See for yourself how wine is created from a grape's fine juice and perfect combination of yeast and sugar!