This is an exciting show! It reviews the gaucho's epic adventure and his traditions, from the arrival of the horse in the Americas until the birth of the nation. There are 50 dancers and horsemen onstage. The most dazzling and colorful Argentina dances renewed and with splendid choreographs. There are beautiful horses of many different breeds, amazing light and sound effects, as well as fireworks.

After the show you may taste the famous Argentina beef and discover its rich, tender taste. The beef is grilled in a typical gaucho barbecue pit.

But that's not all. After the show, you can visit a fine winery where the best Argentinean wines are made. You may sample these wines over dinner or buy them in gift-wrapped boxes or cases.

A guided excursion around Buenos Aires by bike includes a conceptual trip of urban interpretations, with historical and anecdotal information.

The trip includes traditional urban landscapes and places unvisited by most tourists. You'll have the opportunity to feel the pulse of the social and cultural intimacy of every place. Far from being just a spectator of the city you'll have the chance to live the sounds, smells and rhythms of Buenos Aires.

Your guides are fun people with a solid background. They are the ones responsible for your safety in each tour. They will also provide all necessary equipment: bikes, safety items - helmets and buoys, food and drinks. To enjoy this trip, all you have to bring is yourself!

There are two routes available, 'South Tour' and 'North Tour'. You must select which route you wish to take at time of booking.
South Tour: Puerto Madero, Ecologic Reserve, 'Costanera Sur', La Boca, San Telmo and Plaza de Mayo Square
North Tour: Retiro, Thays Park, Barrio Parque Neighbourhood (near Palermo), Palermo Woods, Palermo neighbourhood and Recoleta neighbourhood.

This tour allows you to discover all the magic of Argentina's capital city. This orientation tour of Buenos Aires is perfect for any first time visitor to the area.

The tour includes the magnificent Recoleta and Palermo neighborhoods, with the beauty of their parks and buildings, the Colon Theater, one of the five most important opera theaters of the world, Mayo Square, the Cathedral, the traditional Mayo Avenue, the Congress Square, and many other buildings and palaces of special architectural, historical and cultural value.

Your tour continues with a visit to the old San Telmo, residence of the 'portena' aristocracy until the end of the XIX century, Caminito Street in La Boca - a colorful neighborhood of Italian immigrants, and the recently recycled area of Puerto Madero. On Sundays the tour includes a stop over at the San Telmo fair.