4. OBELISK The Obelisk of Buenos Aires is a National Historic Landmark icon of the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Located in the Plaza of the Republic, at the intersection of avenues Corrientes and 9 July, was built to commemorate the fourth centenary of the first foundation of the city.
5. THE CATHEDRAL It rises above a high drum, the deep chancel, under which is the Pantheon of the Canons, in which lie the dignitaries of the Cathedral-ends in a straight front wall.
6. PIRAMIDE DE MAYO Francisco Cañete, began work on April 6 and ended on 24 May. It was a modest obelisk of adobe cooked, nearly fifty feet high, surrounded by a simple fence.The monument was inaugurated on May 25, 1811, the first of four days of festivities, which included dances and charades, drawings, manumission of slaves and illumination of nearby buildings.
7. BOMBONERA The most thrilling and visceral experience of any visit to Buenos Aires is probably donning a fluffy blue and yellow hat and bouncing along with the tribal fanatics of Maradona's beloved team. But any visit to Boca Juniors' intimate Bombonera stadium will be an adventure that you'll never forget.
8. WHAT TO EAT ? The gingerbread is a traditional sweet and very popular in Argentina, which consists of two round discs of dough, with a shape that resembles a yo-yo, usually filled with dulce de leche and chocolate wrapped in black or white. The most famous are those occurring in the city of Mar del Plata.
9. FACTURAS Breakfast or snack traditional local bills are called generic name used to designate the croissants (croissants) and a variety of sweet rolls, some stuffed with dulce de leche or jam.
