After seeing all of Uruguay’s cute small towns, Montevideo seemed like a metropolis… until we hit Buenos Aires. What a city! It’s the most European we’ve seen in Latin America so far. Buenos Aires’ broad boulevards, stately buildings, shady plazas, spacious parks, inviting cafés and restaurants, as well as numerous galleries, museums and theatres make it a happening, exciting and delightful city. This city of 8 million has many centres, all with their own flavour and character, which made our two-week stay quite diverse.
Plaza de Mayo is one of the historical centres where there are daily demonstrations in front of the presidential offices in the Casa Rosada.