Take a bus on Sunday to get to one of the oldest, varied and extensive outdoor fair. Explore the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires, walk the streets, admire the historic city and surprise yourself with its architecture, shops and restaurants. When you have explored it, enter the old Mercado de San Telmo, where you can find everything from food and drinks to clothing and antiques. In the afternoon you can take bus number 29, cross the city from south to north, passing by the famous Av. 9 de Julio, the center of the city to reach Recoleta. There, visit the famous crafts fair, located in a wide green space of the City. Here you will find crafts, gifts, souvenirs, leather goods and many other options to take your friends.

Start early in San Telmo, the birthplace of tango. You can travel there in the free up and down bus or using the subway. Head to Plaza Bolivar and walk through cobblestone streets and antique shops. It is expected to take about 3 hours to visit both places. To enjoy a more historical experience visit the Church of San Pedro Telmo, which houses an extensive collection of vitreaux and relics of colonial America, in its early stages. In the alternative, you can head south, where you can visit Caminito, La Boca and the conventillos of the first Italian immigrants.

In this option you can visit 2 large and famous museums located in the south of the city, in the neighborhoods of Barracas and San Telmo, to which you can visit taking a bus with your SUBEPASS. Do not miss the Museum of Modern Art, and the recent Art Factory, where you can find traveling exhibitions. After lunch in the area, you can take a bus with your SUBECARD and arrive to the Recoleta neighborhood where you can visit the famous collections of the National Museum of Fine Arts and then the modern and multi-functional Museum of Latin American Art. The Museum Mile offers a lot to museum lovers.

Take time to get out of the City and visit a typical gaucho estancia, know the countryside, its customs and activities. Enjoy a barbecue and all its flavors. Admire the folkloric and equestrian skills of the first settlers of the Pampas region. Upon your return, discover the sensual and passionate TANGO. If you have never seen Tango live, now is a good time to do it.