Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires translates to “Good Airs,” so naturally, it will have you flitting from place to place, tangoing–probably literally–with the city’s energetic, nightlife culture. With 48 barrios, or neighborhoods, to explore, your legs will tire out before you tire of the city. Buenos Aires is full to bursting with art and eye-catching European-inspired architecture. Strut Avenida 9 de Julio, the widest street in the world, absorb the wild colors in the vibrant neighborhood of La Boca, attend an opera at the renowned Teatro Colon, visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, walk amongst the dead at the city-like Recoleta Cemetery, and learn about the history of Buenos Aires at the presidential Casa Rosada. Then, when night rolls around, the city really wakes up. It has a wide range of bars, clubs, and live-music venues to keep your energy going well into the morning. Since Buenos Aires is the birthplace of the tango, you’re bound to see dancers performing in the clubs and out on the streets at all hours of day and night. Let loose and dance in the carnival of the world.