BUENOS AIRES

ROBERTO OTALORA,
GUEST-RELATIONS MANAGER

SHERATON BUENOS AIRES
HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTER
• PARK TOWER BUENOS AIRES,
SAN MARTIN 1225
• 011-54-11-4318-9000
• WWW.SHERATON-BA.COM

1. The Recoleta neighborhood "is a great starting point for those who wish to walk around this land of paradoxes and contrasts," says Otalora. "The area sums up the body and soul of its inhabitants. Snobbery and spirituality. Fashion, frivolity, and luxury." Before you get lost in the contrasts, tour Recoleta Cemetery, where the legendary Evita Perón is buried. Free. Calle Junín 1790, 011-54-11-4804-7040

2. Calle Caminito Street, in the colorful La Boca neighborhood, is pictured on what "might be the most famous Argentinean postcard worldwide," says Otalora. "It has glistening orange, green, and yellow metal houses and an explosion of tango dancers, large concertina players, artists, and crafts."

3. Every Sunday, Dorrego Square is transformed into the San Telmo Flea Market, a great place to pick up antiques and where, frequently, you'll see a tango break out. Calles Defensa and Humberto Primo