| The Queen of the Plata Region (La Reina Del Plata), | | | | Cultura, the Palacio Barolo, Café Tortoni. the |
| Buenos Aires is a beautiful city of Argentina. Buenos | | | | Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (Recoleta), the |
| Aires, meaning Fair Winds, was originally called "Ciudad | | | | Biblioteca Nacional, the Centro Cultural Recoleta, the |
| de la SantÃsima Trinidad y Puerto de Santa | | | | Faculty of Law of the Universidad de Buenos Aires, |
| MarÃa de los Buenos Aires" (City of the Most | | | | the BasÃlica Nuestra Señora de Pilar, the |
| Holy Trinity and Port of Saint Mary of the Fair Winds). | | | | Palais de Glace, the Bar La Biela and the Cementerio |
| Located in the East-Central Argentina, on an estuary | | | | de la Recoleta, the Estación Retiro(Retiro), the |
| of the RÃo de la Plata, Buenos Aires is the capital | | | | Estación Retiro, the Guerra de Malvinas, the |
| and largest city of Argentina. Situated about 150 mi | | | | General San MartÃn, Torre de los Ingleses, the |
| (240 km) from the Atlantic Ocean, on the southeastern | | | | Kavanagh Building, Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de |
| coast of the South American continent, Buenos Aires | | | | Buenos Aires (Palermo), the Bosques de Palermo, the |
| is a major port of Argentina. | | | | Planetary, Buenos Aires Zoo, etc. |
| Buenos Aires is one of the World's busiest ports. | | | | The modern city of great wealth, Buenos Aires offers |
| Buenos Aires was first founded in 1536 by a Spanish | | | | a large number of cultural events, restaurants, bars, |
| gold-seeking expedition under Pedro de Mendoza. It | | | | pubs, clubs, and theaters. The city offers one of the |
| became the national capital in 1862. The city of Buenos | | | | most vibrant nightlifes in the Latin America. Avenida 9 |
| Aires is now one of the largest cities of Latin America, | | | | de Julio is said to be the world's widest boulevard; it's |
| and financial, industrial, commercial, and social center of | | | | the nucleus of the theaters and nightclub district, and |
| Argentina. The city is linked with Uruguay, Paraguay, | | | | thus often nicknamed as the Broadway of Argentina. |
| and Brazil by a great inland river system. | | | | Buenos Aires is also home to several symphony |
| The city is divided into 48 districts (barrios); some of | | | | orchestras and choral societies. The city is the site of |
| the important barrios include San Telmo, La Boca, | | | | the Teatro Colón, one of the greatest opera |
| Palermo, Recoleta, Belgrano, Boedo, Caballito, San | | | | houses of the world. The city is famous for 'tango |
| Cristobal, Puerto Madero, and Retiro. The citizens of | | | | dance' and tango music, which is said to be born in |
| Buenos Aires call themselves porteños (people of | | | | suburbs of the city. The city holds an annual "Tango |
| the port). The city is melting pot of races. Most of | | | | Day" each December 11. In San Telmo, Sundays are |
| porteños have European origins; the city is | | | | devoted to tango shows on the streets and antiques |
| inhabited mostly by people of Spanish and Italian origin, | | | | trade in the bazaars around Dorrego Square. Tango |
| but the city also has French, British, German, Eastern | | | | shows can be found in establishments such as |
| European, Syrian, Paraguayan, and Latin American | | | | Rivero's El Viejo Almacén. |
| people living in it. The city also has many immigrants | | | | The city hardly sleeps at night. Buenos Aires bars, |
| from Romania and Ukraine, and many migrants for | | | | restaurants, pubs, and clubs become extremely |
| Bolivia, Perú and Paraguay. Religion wise, the | | | | crowded after dark. The city offers one of the most |
| porteños are Roman Catholics, Jews, and | | | | flamboyant dance bars and discos featuring Salsa, |
| Muslims. The city has the largest Jewish community in | | | | Rock, and Tango, and superb electronic music. The |
| Latin America. | | | | pubs and bars of the city open early in evening, but the |
| Buenos Aires is one of the very popular tourist | | | | serious clubbing starts after midnight. Most of bars |
| destinations of the Latin America. The city attracts | | | | remain open till wee hours, but there are several bars |
| volumes of tourists from all over the world. | | | | that goes on and on until 6, 7am, or later. The city |
| The city has many parks, gardens, museums, art | | | | offers a feast of beauty and sensuality in nightlife. The |
| galleries, churches, cathedrals, lively cafés, | | | | world's best wines, meat, ice creams & of course Girls |
| marvelous malls, theaters and opera houses, historical | | | | are available at the pubs, bars, and the restaurants of |
| buildings, hotels and a floating casino.The city's | | | | the city. |
| architecture is reminiscent of Paris, and thus is often | | | | Buenos Aires has a liberal attitude towards gay |
| dubbed as "Paris of the South" or "Paris of South | | | | society. The city has one of the largest homosexual |
| America". | | | | communities in Latin America. Gay couples are allowed |
| Major tourist attractions of the city include a | | | | to form a legal civil partnership. In the recent times, the |
| promenade in Palermo (a beautiful area in the eastern | | | | city has witnessed a spectacular increase in |
| part of the city), El Puerto de Buenos Aires, National | | | | gay-friendly businesses such as real estate, apartment |
| Immigration Museum, La Boca, Monserrat, San Telmo, | | | | rental, travel agents, language classes, tango classes, |
| the Plaza de Mayo, the Casa Rosada, the Catedral | | | | bars, restaurants, hotels, and guesthouses. Year 2006 |
| Metropolitana, the Banco de la Nación Argentina | | | | witnessed arrivals of gay cruise ships, construction of |
| building, the Congreso de la Nación (National | | | | a gay 5-star hotel, and a general increase in gay |
| Congress), that houses the Academia Nacional de la | | | | tourism. |
| Historia (National Academy of History), Casa de la | | | | |