Argentina

The Autonomous City of Buenos Aires is the nation’s capital, as its name describes it, since 1994 it was declared autonomous, obtaining a similar status to that of any province, having representatives in the Congress of the Argentine Republic and its own legislature. Thus, the Federal Capital does not belong to any province. Therefore, it should not be confused with the Province of Buenos Aires, whose capital is La Plata. Like many of the large metropolises, most of Argentina's population is concentrated here, with 2,890,151 inhabitants, and hundreds of thousands more who commute from the province to work in the capital. Argentina is a very large and diverse country, it could be said that the City of Buenos Aires has its own personality and characteristics, like all the provinces of the country. The National Capital is synonymous of Tango, with cafés and bars where you can breathe the bohemian atmosphere of past times, combined with the lively and relentless youth that gradually transforms the culture. The national pride, the fanaticism for soccer, the tango and folklore of the "porteños" mixes with cosmopolitan crowds and new trends, making Buenos Aires a traditional, and at the same time, modern city. Friendship is not lacking in Argentina, with excuses of mates, asados and soccer the "porteños" meet constantly, and with a spirit of companionship that will never be missing. Enjoy the city with friends or simply make new ones, you will always find someone to accompany you in Buenos Aires.