Love in Poetry and Distance Buenos Aires, Argentina

Buenos Aires, referred to as BA, is the capital and largest city of Argentina and the third most beautiful city in the world. Known as the "Paris of South America". In-depth play requires 6-9 days, and there are many places with unusual atmosphere that are worth checking in slowly. 1️⃣Obelisk: The landmark of Buenos Aires, built to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the founding of Buenos Aires. 2️⃣July 9th Street: It is the widest street in the world, with 18 lanes in both directions, and many famous landmark buildings on both sides. 3️⃣Plaza de Mayo: The center of the old city, the heart of Buenos Aires. Named after the "May Revolution". In the center of the square stands a 13-meter-high pyramid-shaped monument, which was built to commemorate the patriots who sacrificed their lives in the May Revolution of 1810. It is not only a historical witness to the development of the city of Buenos Aires, but also a memorial site for the independence of the Argentine Republic and a symbol of Argentina. 4️⃣Presidential Palace: The seat of the president and his subordinates’ offices. It is the highest administrative command center of Argentina and one of the most historically significant buildings in Argentina. It is also known as the "Rose Palace" because of its pink exterior. The mansion includes the White Hall, North Hall, Hall of Honor, French Staircase, Palm Garden, Italian Staircase, etc. It was here that former President Peron's wife Evita delivered her famous speech. 5️⃣Boca District: Located in the coastal area of ​​Buenos Aires, it was once inhabited by immigrants from Italy. It is also home to the most colorful house fish in the city. Argentina's best football team — Boca Juniors — are also based here. 6️⃣Argentine Tango: The origin of all types of tango that are popular today. In Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, tango represents the grassroots nature of Argentina, but it is not just a form of leisure, but a form of culture. 7️⃣Women's Bridge: It is a bridge with ingenious design, exquisite shape, unique style and great cultural connotation. Because it resembles a fair lady wearing a long white dress, its structure resembles a girl’s open arms when dancing, and its shape resembles the high-heeled heart on the feet of a woman dancing tango. Tips: About exchange rate and tipping It is recommended that you pay in restaurants with cash, which is much cheaper than paying by card. In addition, Argentina is a tipping country, and the service staff have very good attitudes and generally leave a 10-15% tip as a thank you.