We woke up and had breakfast before going to tour the National Congress building. Our guide showed us the various rooms of the legislature including the Chamber of Deputies, Senate, library, and conference room. The National Congress makes laws for Argentina and meets annually between May and November, though the President can call extraordinary sessions. Later we visited landmarks like the Casa Rosada, Metropolitan Cathedral containing San Martin's remains, and Recoleta Cemetery housing famous tombs of historical figures.

2. We woke up at seven o’clock, we
had a delicious breakfast and we
set to the National Congress.
When we arrived, we were
introduced by a guide who
showed us the building, the
conference room, the library,
the Chumber of Senators, and
other rooms.
The National Congress is the
institution which exerts the
legislature of Argentina. It’s an
assembly constitude by a Chamber
of Deputies, 257 members, and a
Senate, 72 senators. The Congress
Works between May 1st and
November 30th every year,.
However, the President can call for
extraordinary sesions or extends its
extension

4. Salón Dorado Salon de los Bustos
In the “Casa
Rosada” we visited:
Patriotas Latino
Idolos Populares
americanos Gallery
Gallery

5. We crossed 25 de Mayo Square and we went into the
Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires, which is the principal
temple of Argentina. In this place, there are the remains of Gral.
José de San Martin, kept by two guards.

6. Teatro Colón

7. After that, we went to the
cemetery of Recoleta, where
we saw famous tombs like
Sarmiento, Eva Perón,
Remedios Escalada, Savedra,
etc. Our guide told us about
how this high society built
sculptures in honor to the
deaths. Even some families
compited about who built the
best monument.
We stayed there some minutes and we went back to the
hotel, we had a bath, we went to dinner. We had some free
time so we went by bus to play bowling and pool some hours,
later we went to sleep at the hotel.