Férias 2009

Argentina is a large, elongated country in the southern part of South America. It is the second largest country on the continent and home to South America’s highest and lowest points. Argentina borders Bolivia, Brazil and Paraguay to the north, Uruguay to the northeast and Chile to the west. Several important Argentinean cities are Buenos Aires, Córdoba, La Plata, Mendoza, Rosario and San Juan.

Argentina is a popular tourist destination for its breathtaking and rugged scenery as well as for its culture and accommodations. Adventurers and outdoorsy types flock to the Patagonia region and the advancing Perito Moreno glacier in the south or to the amazing Iguazu Falls on the border with Brazil. The wine regions of Mendoza and Salta are also popular emerging tourist destinations.

This Elegant and Comfortable Hotel Opened Its Doors To the Public in 1949 On the Most Important Avenue of the City, Opposite the Greatest Landmark in Buenos Aires, the Obelisk. With Its Unique Architectural Style and Decoration, the Hotel Offers a Personalised, Warm and Family-Friendly Service. Guests Are Welcomed Into the Hotel Lobby At This Air-Conditioned Establishment, Which Features 24-Hour Reception and Check-Out Services, a Hotel Safe and Lift Access. A Restaurant, Bar and a Café Are Available For Dinner and Drinks. Further Amenities Include Conference Facilities and a Tv Lounge, and Wlan Internet Access and Room and Laundry Services Are Also Provided.

There are few businessman, foreigners or visitors, who have not visited this place at some time. It boasts 30 years of good reputation and is known both for its quality food and for its ambiance. It has a classical countryside décor that is both elegant and traditional, with wooden and leather chairs and landscape paintings on the walls. Dinner and a show begins at 8:30p M-Sa.

This complex is located in an old building that belonged to Ferrocarriles Argentinos, the former Railroad Company of the State. Fortunately, the wonderful friezes by Raúl Soldi were kept. Thus the shopping promenade is lined with artistic streaks. Its shining marble, diverse staircases and mural paintings constitute a novel and sophisticated atmosphere. The center is home to the Centro Cultural Borges and Julio Bocca's ballet school. There are also more than 200 stores, a number of movie theaters, and an elegant dining area with different options: from tea rooms to romantic restaurants to fast food parlors.