Day 1 –
· Depart USA
Day2 –
· Arrival in Buenos Aires, Argentina
· Transfer to our hotel
· Check in at hotel and free time to explore
· Welcome Dinner
Day3 –
· Breakfast
· City tour of Buenos Aires, 3 hours: Buenos Aires is the capitalof Argentina, on the east coast of South Americawhere the Río dela Plata meetsthe Atlantic Ocean.Its neoclassical architecture, cafe culture, and international vibe givethe city a strikingly European feel, earningit the nickname of "the Paris of South America." But Buenos Aires is also decidedly Argentine, with its tango salons,creative clothing
· boutiques, and culinary focus on local staples such as Pampas grass-fedbeef. Whether you'relooking for designerfashion, exquisite cuisine,or nightlife that doesn't stop, this vibrantmetropolis leaves littleroom for disappointment.
· Game 1 vs. LocalTeam or possibly Nationalteam if available
· At night, option:to see Fuerza Bruta Show – Not included: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0ZmnhuDv Vg
Day 4 –
· Breakfast
· Visit Caminito, La Boca and Boca: Thisis the main attraction in La Boca,Buenos Aires’s originalLittle Italy. A pedestrianized street a few blocks long with a colorful, kitschy collection of paintedhouses known asconventillos (flimsily built houses that immigrants lived in), it's lined with art displays explaining the historyof the area. Untold numbersof tacky T-shirtand souvenir vendors and artists set up stalls hereand cater strictly to tourists. The history of La Bocais very important to Buenos Aires and the development of the tango
· Tour Boca JuniorsStadium
· Game 2 vs. Local Team
Day 5 –
· Breakfast, then transfer to Parana (6 hours)
· Stop for lunch in Rosario
· Check-infor 3-night stay
Day 6 –
· Breakfast
· Free time to exploreParana: Paraná (Spanish pronunciation: [paɾaˈna]) is the capital city ofthe Argentine provinceEntre Ríos, locatedon the eastern shore of the
· Paraná River,opposite the city of SantaFe, capital of the neighboring Santa Fe Province. The city has apopulation of
· 247,863 (2010 census [INDEC]). Paraná is not only the head of the provincial government, but also an important river port forthe transshipment of cereals, cattle,fish, and lumberfrom the surrounding region.
· The principalindustries installed are the manufacture of cement, furniture, and ceramics. The centerof the city gathers colonial churches, European styles suchas that of the 3de Febrero Theatre or the
· Government House,the mixed stylesof the city's Cathedral, and modern towerslike
· those near the ParqueUrquiza park.
· Game 3 vs. Local Team
Day 7 –
· Breakfast
· Free day to exploreor add optional activities
Day 8 –
· Breakfast
· Return transferto Buenos Aires
· Farewell dinnerin the evening
Day 9 –
· Breakfast and check-out
· Free day to explore, depending on departure time
· Transfer to Airport for return flight home