An Active Family Adventure in Argentina
Trip highlights
- Learn how to make authentic empanadas in Buenos Aires
- Explore the Brazilian and Argentinian sides of Iguazu Falls
- Hike the Hidden Falls trail in Nahuel Huapi National Park
- Witness the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier
Bespoke trips with Jacada
We design one-of-a-kind journeys incorporating luxury in all its forms. Our bespoke trips include:
- Luxury accommodation throughout
- Private transfers
- Private tours and experiences
- Full support from your travel designer and concierge
- Help with restaurant recommendations and reservations
- Days 1–3 Buenos Aires
- Days 3–5 Iguazu Falls
- Days 5–8 The Lake District
- Days 8–10 El Calafate
- Days 10–11 Buenos Aires
- Days 1–3 Buenos Aires
- Days 3–5 Iguazu Falls
- Days 5–8 The Lake District
- Days 8–10 El Calafate
- Days 10–11 Buenos Aires
Itinerary in detail
Every Jacada trip is tailored to your personal preferences and interests. Below you’ll find a sample itinerary to inspire your own custom-designed journey.
Two nights in Buenos Aires
Spend your time relaxing and exploring the wonderful city of Buenos Aires. Discover the different neighbourhoods of San Telmo, Recoletta and La Boca, ducking into small cafes and restaurants to soak up the distinctive atmosphere here. You will have our top recommendations for activities, restaurants and shopping so that you can make the most of your time here.
Where you could stay
Buenos Aires
Highlights
- Chic, well-appointed rooms and suites offering you a quiet space to relax
- Argentina's finest meats and seafood served at Elena
- Refined and sophisticated communal areas
Overview
Located in the prestigious Recoleta neighborhood, the Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires seamlessly blends an early-20th-century mansion with a modern high-rise, offering a fusion of contemporary comfort and European-style elegance. Throughout the hotel, from the lavishly decorated rooms to the refined communal areas, there is a distinct sense of luxury and sophistication.
The chic, well-appointed guest rooms ensure the utmost in comfort and privacy, providing a serene space for you to relax and recharge. Perfect for family vacations, the spacious suites offer you ample room, featuring separate areas for sleeping and living to enhance your stay while you’re not out exploring the city and surrounds.
At Michelin-selected Elena, a two-story restaurant inspired by the historic homes of San Telmo, the focus is on dry-aged meats, brasserie fare and charcuterie. Savor some of Argentina’s finest meats and seafood, paired with an exceptional selection of regional wines. Meanwhile, at Nuestro Secreto, outdoor barbecues offer a unique dining experience, turning Buenos Aires’ traditional asado into a social event centered on top-tier grilled meats. End your evening at the equestrian-themed Pony Line bar, where creative cocktails, gourmet burgers and live DJs create a vibrant atmosphere.
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Buenos Aires
Overview
Located in the heart of the French heritage district of Recoleta in a restored belle epoque mansion, the Park Hyatt is a luxury hotel that offers the perfect base from which to explore this vibrant city.
There are 165 elegant rooms and suites, featuring all the modern luxuries that one would expect from a hotel of this ilk as well as period flourishes and detail in keeping with the history of the building. Buenos Aires is a city known for its gastronomy and the offerings at the hotel do not disappoint. Enjoy Argentinian cuisine at Duhau Restaurante and Vinoteca – where there are 7,000 bottles of Argentinian wine to choose from, or Italian at Gioia Restaurante and Terrazas. Satisfy your sweet tooth with afternoon tea at Los Salones del Piano Nobile, then end the day at The Oak Bar with its wood burning fireplace and garden views.
When you’re not out exploring the city, unwind at the Ahin Spa. Ahin in local dialect signifies a welcoming ceremony for an honoured visitor and guests visiting the spa are sure to appreciate the warm welcome. There is also a fitness centre and heated indoor swimming pool as well as a lovely garden in which to relax.
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Overview
Set in the fashionable and leafy district of Palermo, Legado Mitico is a beautiful boutique hotel within easy reach of the city’s main attractions and restaurants.
Located in a refurbished three-storey townhouse, the hotel draws on the rich historical culture of Argentina. There are 11 rooms each inspired by a famous figure such as tango dancer Carlos Gardel, writer Jorge Luis Borges, and Evita. A warm colour scheme runs throughout the rooms and wooden floors and period antique pieces give them lots of traditional charm.
The cultural theme extends into the communal areas with a small library in the lounge where the more inquisitive guest can read all about the historic figures that inspire the decoration of the room. The library opens out onto a small patio where guests can relax with a drink.
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Get cooking
On two wheels
An empanada workshop
Try your hand at making Argentina’s most famous street food, the empanada. You’ll learn about the different types of fillings, and perfect your crimping skills too. This cookery class is perfect for families and groups of friends.
Cycling tour of Palermo and Recoleta
Head out on two wheels for an exploration of Palermo and Recoleta by bicycle. Visit Recoleta’s impressive cemetery with its many mausoleums and tombs, including the tomb of Evita Perón. Discover the boulevards of the old district to get a feel for this part of Buenos Aires. Palermo is one of the richest sites in the island for history and art, see its grand Cathedral, the Palace of the Normans and its superb Palatine Chapel.
Two nights to explore Iguazu Falls
During your time in this tropical, sultry region of Argentina you’ll bear witness to one of nature’s most spectacular shows; the thundering Iguazu Falls. There are 275 falls cascading over almost three kilometres of the Parana river, many connected by wooden boardwalks, facing privilege view points and surrounded by lush jungle that’s alive with wildlife. There’s many ways to explore the falls but be sure to experience the walkways from both Argentina and Brazil, with the addition of an exhilarating speed boat ride or a meandering bird watching safari.
Where you could stay
Iguassu Falls
Overview
Actually inside the national park on the Brazilian side, this luxury property is ideally located. Walking out from the lobby one can hear the thunder of the falls and the hotel is surrounded by lush tropical rainforest.
The hotel has been recently refurbished throughout to a high standard and in keeping with the colonial mansion style of the hotel’s original design.
The hotel has large rooms with high ceilings, hard wood flooring and period style furniture. There is a large pool area in the rear to relax at with a drink after a day exploring the falls.
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Highlights
- Expansive villas that open up to the surrounding rainforest
- Private guides and vehicles for unmatched flexibility
- Savour local flavours at the main lodge's restaurant
- Embark on tours to the falls
- Explore Iguazu with archaeological experiences
Overview
On the banks of a serene river, just 15 minutes away from the legendary Iguazu waterfalls, lies Awasi Iguazu, a distinguished member of Relais & Châteaux.
Discover a collection of 13 expansive villas and one master villa, each elevated on stilts and thoughtfully scattered throughout the lush jungle to ensure unparalleled privacy. Each villa features its own plunge pool, outdoor shower and private terrace, whilst the master villa goes a step further, boasting and additional bedroom and bathroom.
The villas are also paired with a private guide and a 4WD vehicle, allowing you to explore the region at your own pace. Collaborating with esteemed biologists, Awasi Iguazu offers a range of curated excursions that extend far beyond the falls. Whether you wish to visit the waterfalls, delve into archaeological wonders, trek through verdant jungles, go bird watching, or embark on a boat ride culminating in a sunset picnic, the choice is yours.
After a day of exploration, unwind at the main lodge’s inviting bar, where you can savour a refreshing drink before indulging in leisurely, sumptuous meals at the restaurant. Here, a farm-to-table philosophy and local flavors take centre stage.
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Overview
The Melia Iguazu is the only hotel within the grounds of the national park on the Argentinean side of the Falls.
It has 169 modern rooms of a good standard – some of which feature views of the falls – which are only a short walk away.
There are a wide range of dining facilities, with the ‘Garganta del Diablo’ restaurant one of the best in the area, as well as swimming pools, spa and a gym.
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Highlights
- Stay in one of six spacious suites
- Enjoy a soak with your room's private pool or outdoor tub
- Indulge in regional dishes at the onsite restaurant
- Bask in views of the Paraná River from the infinity pool
- Embark on adventures to stunning waterfalls
- Trek through the verdant Misiones Rainforest
Overview
Hidden within the lush greenery of the Misiones Rainforest, in the exclusive Puerto Bemberg Natural Reserve and on the banks of the Paraná River, lies Pristine Iguazú Luxury Camp. Here you’ll find two premium suites in the highland sector featuring panoramic views of the jungle and the Paraná River, along with large decks showcasing private heated outdoor pools. There are also four exclusive suites located in the lowland sector. These too include decks with relaxation areas so you can admire the view of the river below.
Dining options consist of fresh regional produce served for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a plethora of activities to enjoy whilst staying at Pristine Iguazú Luxury Camp. Visit Iguazú Falls on a half-day adventure, trek Guatambú Falls, or take part in a cooking class in the camp’s spacious kitchen.
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Devil's Throat
By boat
Cross over
Cross over
A private tour to the falls in Argentina
Along with your private guide make your way on foot or by a small train along Sendero Verde to the spectacular ‘Devil’s Throat’ which sees the largest flow of water. Next, take the catwalk over the Upper Iguazu River, crossing several islands, to a spectacular lookout point, resting on the side of the gorgeous Devil’s Throat.
Gran Aventura falls excursion
This tour is a thrilling exploration of the Lower Iguazú River and Central Falls. Taking a powerful Zodiac boat, you’ll approach the Tres Mosqueteros Falls and the dramatic Devil’s Throat. These ‘up close and personal’ boat rides are the only true way to feel first-hand the immensity of this natural phenomenon. The Zodiac will get as close as possible to the foot of the main drop, allowing you to immerse in the ferocious power created by the feeding streams, culminating in the Central Falls. Be prepared to get thoroughly wet during this adrenaline packed adventure.
Enjoy the views from Brazil
You’ll have some free time to walk along the paths and see the spectacular view of Iguassu Falls on the Brazilian side. It takes only 20 minutes to walk from Hotel Das Cataratas to the lookout point of the falls.
Three nights exploring the Lake District
Imagine bringing your family to an outdoor adventure playground of glistening lakes, cascading waterfalls, snow capped peaks, rushing rivers and sandy coves. This place exists in Argentina in the picture-postcard Lake District region. This is the perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors with all manner of outdoor activities possible including hiking, mountain biking, fishing, golf, horse riding, kayaking, mountaineering, rafting and skiing.
During your time here we can arrange private tours with expert guides, perfectly suited to your passions and preferences, and reserve you tables at some of the regions best restaurants.
Where you could stay
The Lake District
Highlights
- This prestigious hotel is rich in history and grandeur
- Explore the expansive grounds by horse riding, cycling, hiking or kayaking
- Soak up stunning lake and mountain views from every angle
- Enjoy a game of 18–hole golf at the on–site golf course
- Choose between five different restaurants serving up a mouthwatering variety of cuisines and flavours
Overview
One of South America’s most prestigious hotels, Llao Llao’s esteemed reputation precedes it. First opening its doors in 1938, this grand hotel, built in the Canadian home style, has welcomed aristocrats, diplomats and the rich and famous across its cypress threshold.
Set on an outcrop of the Llao Llao peninsula, and flanked by the Moreno and Nahuel Huapi lakes, the hotel responds to its dramatically beautiful setting with an equally majestic design. With lavish, wood panelled interiors, an infinity–edge pool, a full spa, its own golf course, tennis courts, and five restaurants, the 238–room hotel is a destination in itself.
The interiors reflect the hotel’s heritage, and the rooms, divided between the Bustillo wing and Lago Moreno wing, offer breathtaking views across the surrounding lakes and mountains. The five restaurants offer everything from local Patagonian dishes to international cuisine. Wash down your meal with a drink in the lobby bar, or treat yourself to Llao Llao High Tea in the scenic Winter Garden
Explore the hotel’s 15–hectare grounds with a range of activities, including cycling, hiking, fishing, kayaking and horse riding, before unwinding in the spa. If you want to venture further afield, the soaring landscapes of Bariloche are at your fingertips.
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The Lake District
Overview
Estancia Puema Hue is a beautiful lodge nestled in the heart of Nahuel Huapa National Park – the country’s first and largest national park. This really is one of our absolute favorite properties in all of Argentina.
The lodge is set within 500 acres of wilderness at the southern end of Lake Gutlerrez. The landscape is one of rolling hills, pristine forest, valleys, waterfalls and creeks. Estancia Peuma Hue means ‘house of dreams’ in local Mapuche language and we certainly think it’s a very special place.
There are 14 rooms spread across five houses, all with views of the lake. Decor throughout the lodge is very traditional with wooden floors and beams, local textiles and warm colours. There are even fireplaces in the living rooms of each house. Poplar House is the main house of the estancia and as well as having rooms, it is also where meals are served. Food is a real treat here with many of the ingredients grown in their own kitchen garden and orchard.
Alternatively, choose to stay in one of their luxury yurts. These canvas yurts are 16ft in diameter and are set on rasied decks. They feature king-sized beds and en-suite bathrooms, and are a wonderful way to really immerse yourself in the natural surroundings.
There is so much to do during your stay at Estancia Puema Hue, from hiking, horse riding and kayaking to fishing, birdwatching and yoga. Children are very welcome here so this is a wonderful choice for active families.
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Highlights
- Incredible natural surroundings embody peace and tranquility
- Delicious regional cuisine made with traditional methods
- Charter a boat to experience the region’s many lakes
- On–site wine cellar with an impeccable selection of Argentinian wine
- A multitude of hiking trails and outdoor activities at your fingertips
Overview
Cradled within the soaring peaks of the Andes, among Argentine Patagonia’s most enchanting and tranquil landscapes, just outside the mountain village of Villa La Angostura, is Las Balsas. If you’re searching for a scenic location, they don’t come much better than this.
Built in 1988, this Relais & Chateaux property sits on the shores of Lake Huapi, in the heart of Nahuel Huapi National Park. Its iconic blue facade cuts a striking figure across the verdant landscapes, reflecting onto the serene lake water below.
Each of the 20 rooms and villas enjoys panoramic views of Lake Huapi. Interiors prioritise comfort and cosiness, full of warming woods and soft furnishings. As you’d expect from a Relais & Chateaux property, service is top notch and the culinary offering is exceptional. Dishes represent the hotel’s dedication to Slow Food, combining simple, fresh and local ingredients with regional gastronomy and cooking techniques.
Guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner in the restaurant along with a glass of wine from the hotel cellar which holds around 150 bottles of Argentinian wine. There is also a heated indoor/outdoor swimming pool as well as a Jacuzzi, sauna, small gym and massage room, although one might argue that the hotel’s greatest appeal is in exploration of the infinite outdoors around it.
→ Find out moreThe Lake District
Highlights
- Scenic lakeside location
- Restaurant serving delicious cuisine with ingredients from the hotel's greenhouse and orchard
- Bar area with stunning outdoor terrace
- Infinity pool overlooking the lake and mountains
- Tranquil spa offering rejuvenating treatments
Overview
Located above the shimmering Lago Nahuel Huapi, Villa Beluno is a five-star sanctuary in the heart of the Argentine Lake District. Inspired by the charm of Tuscan villas, this boutique retreat provides an opulent haven for guests to immerse themselves in the region’s natural splendour. With just thirteen well-appointed rooms flooded with natural light and adorned with locally sourced lenga wood furnishings, each space offers a tranquil lakeside view.
Culinary delights await at the hotel’s acclaimed restaurant, Avellana, where ingredients sourced from the onsite hydroponic greenhouse and orchard elevate every dish. Indulge further at the patisserie or unwind with a signature cocktail on the enchanting outdoor terrace. Unwind in the spa complete with a sauna, fitness studio and infinity pool, all offering breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding landscape.
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On the lake
On the river
A Hidden Falls tour
Some of the most remote wilderness of Nahuel Huapi National Park can only be accessed by water. Such is the case of the still seldomly visited Tristeza Inlet and Hidden Falls trail. Exploring both in a boat and on foot, this excursion takes you into a glacially carved inlet and the lush Valdivian Forest with plenty of opportunities to watch the local fauna and the most emblematic flora of the western side of the park
Manso River rafting
Set off with your driver down Route 40 to Nahuel Huapi National Park, along the Rio Manso to reach ‘John’s Ranch’ base camp. After a safety briefing with a qualified guide, don wetsuits and start rafting. Paddle through narrow canyons and grand gorges with occasional rapids, looking out for wildlife. Disembark for a short, steep trail to the waiting support vehicle for lunch and a change of clothes before returning to Bariloche.
Two nights in the glacier region of El Calafate
Spend two nights in the spectacular Glacier region of Argentina, with El Calafate as your luxury base. Travelling this far south, deep into Patagonia has a truly adventurous and exciting feel to it. Here, you’re remote and utterly immersed in nature as the stark, harsh landscapes appear to swallow up tiny cars and the dots of hikers on the craggy undulating slopes. A truly magnificent part of the world which is home to the Perito Glacier, an enormous hunk of crystalline ice and snow that crashes and splinters in deep blue waters.
Where you could stay
El Calafate
Highlights
- 17 suites
- Living room
- Bar and restaurant
- Indoor swimming pool
- Library
- Sauna
- Horse riding
- Trekking
- Mountain biking
- Bird watching
- Glacier excursions
- Fly fishing
- 4WD expeditions
Overview
Eolo sits on a 10,000-acre estancia in the Patagonian steppe between the town of El Calafate and the majestic Perioto Merino glacier.
The hotel has been built to ensure that wherever you are, you can take in these incredible views. Eolo is centred around a courtyard garden, a nifty bit of architecture that means guests can enjoy the great outdoors whilst being protected from the wild Patagonian winds.
There are 17 beautiful rooms characterised by pastel colours and simple lines. Nothing is overly complicated here, simplicity is key when your surroundings are so dramatic. There are no televisions in the rooms, instead guests are encouraged to curl up on one of the sofas that are placed in front of the large picture windows. Eolo was inspired by the historic estancias of the area and you’ll find antiques, maps, telescopes and lots of other traditional touches.
The food at Eolo is a real highlight. Excellent local, seasonal produce is used to create a dynamic and exciting menu. The views that await from your dining table make the experience even sweeter.
This is an area begging to be explored, and there are plenty of activites on offer. Hiking, horseriding, birdwatching and mountain biking are some of the experiences to keep you busy. At the hotel itself there is an area for relaxation with a small heated pool, dry sauna and massage room.
All meals and non-alcoholic drinks are included during your stay at Eolo.
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Highlights
- 70 rooms
- Two dining areas and a bar
- Indoor-outdoor swimming pool
- Spa and gym
Overview
On a steep bank overlooking Lago Argentino a little way outside of El Calafate, Xelena Hotel & Suites enjoys a quiet, majestic location. It is the perfect base from which to explore Argentina’s breathtaking Patagonia area.
Comfort and warmth defines the hotel’s personality, and the team pride themselves on the attentive and personalised service offered to guests.
Many of the 70 rooms have lake views, and all are extremely spacious with contemporary features. There’s also a large heated indoor-outdoor swimming pool and spa – a real highlight of the hotel – two large dining areas and a bar.
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Highlights
- Six spacious domes supplied by solar energy
- Enjoy incredible views of Brazo Rico from your deck
- Indulge in gourmet cuisine prepared by the camp's chef
- Tour the wondrous countryside on horseback
- Learn how to make delicious regional dishes
- Embark on suburban e-bicycle tours with a guide
Overview
Perched by the edge of the Brazo Rico area of The Perito Moreno Glacier is where you’ll find Pristine El Calafate Luxury Camp. The camp is comprised of six wooden eco-domes that feature king-size beds that can be separated into twin beds, along with armchair-type sofa beds for a third person.
Within the domes you’ll also find a seating area with an armchair, stove, minibar and private bathroom with shower. Head out onto the deck to soak in the incredible views of the Patagonian steppe or take a dip in the heated outdoor tub. The camp’s accommodations are located at Estancia Dos Lagos. During your stay you’ll indulge on gourmet cuisine prepared by Chef Mariana García del Río, who’ll offer you signature dishes.
There are plenty of experiences to enjoy during your stay at Pristine El Calafate Luxury Camp. Under the guidance of an award-winning rider, tour the countryside on horseback with views of the glacier and the Roca lakes, stopping to contemplate the majestic Glacier at the natural viewpoints.
You can also take part in trekking and e-bicycle excursions, during which you can take the opportunity to admire the local fauna and flora. Other activities include cooking classes, where you’ll learn how to make national and regional dishes, along with an adventure to the southern area of Los Glaciares National Park. Here you’ll see the Perito Moreno Glacier, stroll through the forest and explore the park’s walkways.
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On land
On the water
A private Perito Moreno Glacier excursion
Perito Moreno glacier is the park’s most famous and imposing resident, which stretches three miles wide and 200 feet high above Lake Argentino. Explore the Los Glaciares National Park by car and hiking trails, looking out for Andean condors, buff-necked ibis, black-chested buzzard eagles, ashy-headed geese. Gaze at the mighty glacier, Lago Argentino and the imposing Andean Mountains in the background.
A Perito Moreno Glacier boat trip
Take an unforgettable cruise across Lake Rico, where giant icebergs float, dramatically carved off the face of the Perito Moreno Glacier. This one-hour trip takes you onto the lake, stopping at a safe distance from the glacier, but close enough to feel it looming over you. Continue sailing down its textured façade to view the ice in spectacular style.
A final night in Buenos Aires
Return to the capital of Buenos Aires for a final night to enjoy the essence of Argentina; culture, food and music. This thriving city is the perfect place to end your trip where you can take a last walk around the beautiful boulevards, nip into a small cafe and enjoy time with your private guide on a choice of short tours that will fit perfectly with a layover here before departure.
Where you could stay
Buenos Aires
Highlights
- Chic, well-appointed rooms and suites offering you a quiet space to relax
- Argentina's finest meats and seafood served at Elena
- Refined and sophisticated communal areas
Overview
Located in the prestigious Recoleta neighborhood, the Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires seamlessly blends an early-20th-century mansion with a modern high-rise, offering a fusion of contemporary comfort and European-style elegance. Throughout the hotel, from the lavishly decorated rooms to the refined communal areas, there is a distinct sense of luxury and sophistication.
The chic, well-appointed guest rooms ensure the utmost in comfort and privacy, providing a serene space for you to relax and recharge. Perfect for family vacations, the spacious suites offer you ample room, featuring separate areas for sleeping and living to enhance your stay while you’re not out exploring the city and surrounds.
At Michelin-selected Elena, a two-story restaurant inspired by the historic homes of San Telmo, the focus is on dry-aged meats, brasserie fare and charcuterie. Savor some of Argentina’s finest meats and seafood, paired with an exceptional selection of regional wines. Meanwhile, at Nuestro Secreto, outdoor barbecues offer a unique dining experience, turning Buenos Aires’ traditional asado into a social event centered on top-tier grilled meats. End your evening at the equestrian-themed Pony Line bar, where creative cocktails, gourmet burgers and live DJs create a vibrant atmosphere.
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Buenos Aires
Overview
Located in the heart of the French heritage district of Recoleta in a restored belle epoque mansion, the Park Hyatt is a luxury hotel that offers the perfect base from which to explore this vibrant city.
There are 165 elegant rooms and suites, featuring all the modern luxuries that one would expect from a hotel of this ilk as well as period flourishes and detail in keeping with the history of the building. Buenos Aires is a city known for its gastronomy and the offerings at the hotel do not disappoint. Enjoy Argentinian cuisine at Duhau Restaurante and Vinoteca – where there are 7,000 bottles of Argentinian wine to choose from, or Italian at Gioia Restaurante and Terrazas. Satisfy your sweet tooth with afternoon tea at Los Salones del Piano Nobile, then end the day at The Oak Bar with its wood burning fireplace and garden views.
When you’re not out exploring the city, unwind at the Ahin Spa. Ahin in local dialect signifies a welcoming ceremony for an honoured visitor and guests visiting the spa are sure to appreciate the warm welcome. There is also a fitness centre and heated indoor swimming pool as well as a lovely garden in which to relax.
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Overview
Set in the fashionable and leafy district of Palermo, Legado Mitico is a beautiful boutique hotel within easy reach of the city’s main attractions and restaurants.
Located in a refurbished three-storey townhouse, the hotel draws on the rich historical culture of Argentina. There are 11 rooms each inspired by a famous figure such as tango dancer Carlos Gardel, writer Jorge Luis Borges, and Evita. A warm colour scheme runs throughout the rooms and wooden floors and period antique pieces give them lots of traditional charm.
The cultural theme extends into the communal areas with a small library in the lounge where the more inquisitive guest can read all about the historic figures that inspire the decoration of the room. The library opens out onto a small patio where guests can relax with a drink.
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Head out into the city for an evening of rapturous entertainment in one of Buenos Aires’ most famous tango show venues. The dance of tango has deep-rooted historical significance in Argentina, particularly the port areas, where low income families who gathered from all over the globe to seek employment in the 1800’s, combined Argentine Milonga, Spanish-Cuban Habanera and Uruguayan Candombe to form the distinctive tango dance. Tonight you will watch the show and enjoy a typical Argentine meal.