Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan South American city known for its beautiful architecture and European-style café culture. Families should head first to the Plaza de Mayo, a historic public square founded in 1580 and bordered by the pink presidential offices, known as La Casa Rosada, and the Metropolitan Cathedral. The Recoleta Cemetery in the fashionable Recoleta neighborhood is another popular stop. Argentine notables, including Eva Perón, are buried here amidst the maze of ornate mausoleums and marble angels. For shopping, the pedestrians-only Florida Street offers shops stocking leather goods, clothing and souvenirs in all price ranges. Taking in a tango show is a must-do while in Buenos Aires, and many shows line the cobblestone streets of the bohemian San Telmo neighborhood. San Telmo is also the home of many small boutiques and restaurants where customers can enjoy some of Argentina’s world-famous steak.
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