| Author | Message | ||
     Michael New member Username: Mrmojorisin Post Number: 1 Registered: 8-2006 |
I am planning on traveling to Buenos Aires for the above time frame and have a couple of questions: 1) What can I expect to do or plan to do for New Year's and where should I go for New Year's 2) There are 6 of us traveling (3 couples)and have been lookig for a place to stay where we can all fit such as a house or apartment and ApartmentsBA.com seems to offer the largest and most high end (luxurious) places to stay, can anyone offer any reviews of them or suggestions on other places to use? We are looking for a high end large place (3 bedrooms) ina nice area. Thanks | ||
| Deby Novitz New member Username: Tangospam Post Number: 9 Registered: 6-2006 |
In Latin America Christmas and New Years are family holidays. Christmas Eve (Noche Buena) is celebrated with a family dinner. On Christmas Day people continue to share with family and Friends. The same is true of New Years. Most restaurants are open,and serve a prix fixed dinner. Expect to pay much more than usual. As for New Year's blasts do not expect too much. People do not revel in the streets. Last year even the milongas were closed for dancing. (Tango) You might find some events are the larger hotels. | ||
| Gustavo Flores Junior Member Username: Xgustax Post Number: 29 Registered: 6-2006 |
Deby not all parts of Latin America are like that. In fact in peru i know it is quiet different. You should say Argentina |
