Buenos Aires

According to the World Tourist Council for Travel and Tourism, since 2002, tourism has been flourished in the capital of the Argentinean. Travelers chose Buenos -Aires as the second city after the city of Florence in Italy, where they would like to visit. In 2008, the city visited 2.5 million people.
Visitors are offered many options such as visiting Show To Tango Show, Estania in Buenos -Aires or traditional Assado. New tourist routes dedicated to famous Argentines such as Carlos Gardeli, Eve Peron and Jorge Luis Bork. Until 2011, tourists often visited shopping centers, Pasio Alcort, Patio Bulrich, Abaso de Buenos -Aires and Galeris Pachikhenia, but now the exchange rate prevents tourism in particular. Famous consumer brands, such as Burberry and Louis Vuitton, left the country from the exchange rate and export restrictions. The city also hosts music festivals, including Quilmes Rock, Creamfields Ba, Ultra Music Festival and Jazz Festival Buenos Aires.
The largest popular tourists are located in the historical center of the city, Montserrat and San Telmo. Buenos Aires was developed for Plaza de Mayo, the administrative center of the colony. From the Saka Saka Rosada is the official residence of the executive branch of the Argentinean government, the North, the Cathedral of the Cathedral and the Argentinean Bank (Iptina, Banko de La La Argentina). On the western side, the other building in the colonial period, Cabildo, was reconstructed during the construction of the Affic of De Meio. The National Congress (Spanish), which currently occupies national history, is located on the south side of the square.