The document describes a tour of several important locations in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It discusses visits to: 1) The National Congress, which exercises legislative power and consists of a Chamber of Deputies with 257 members and a Senate with 72 senators. 2) The Teatro Colon, one of the most important opera houses in the world known for its size, acoustics, and history. 3) The Casa Rosada, the executive office of the President of Argentina located in Plaza de Mayo, a historic square in downtown Buenos Aires.

3. we went to the early morning
to the National Congress and
there we saw the structure
and number of the function
that is performed there
Is the organ
exercises legislative
power of the
government of
Argentina. It is a
bicameral assembly,
consisting of a
Chamber of
Deputies, consisting
of 257 members,
and a Senate,
consisting of 72
senators.

5. Then we went to the Teatro
Colon in which all were
shocked by his greatness,
learned all details and
curiosities
Is one of the
most important
opera houses in
the world for its
size, and
background
noise. It is
considered one
of the five best
theaters for
opera for its
outstanding
acoustics.

7. Is located in the City
Finally we visited the of Buenos Aires,
Casa Rosada, where facing the historic
he works our president, Plaza de Mayo. Its
met different rooms characteristic color is
and we could see its pink and is
structure considered one of the
most emblematic
buildings in Buenos
Is the seat of the Aires
executive
branch of
Argentina.
Inside is the
office of
President of
Argentina.

9. Before going to the Casa
Rosada, we toured the
Plaza de Mayo, a very
quiet place to walk a
while, we really liked
Founding site of the
City of Buenos Aires,
Argentina, was born
of the union of the
squares and Fort
Victoria, in 1884 to
demolish a building
called Recova Vieja
that separated
them.
It is located in
downtown Buenos
Aires

11. After going to the Casa Rosada,
we went to the cathedral which
was very close, we stay in awhile
we saw that it was the body of
Jose de San Martin that was what
is the main caught our attention
Catholic
church in
Argentina. It is
located at the
intersection of
San Martin and
Rivadavia
Avenue, the
neighborhood
of San Nicolás,
opposite the
Plaza de
Mayo.

13. Finally we went to the cemetery
of Recoleta, there we found that
the dead were not buried but
placed in small houses, we saw
the forefather of Domingo
Faustino Sarmiento
Is a famous
cemetery located
in the upmarket
district of Recoleta
of the Autonomous
City of Buenos
Aires, Argentina
where they are
buried as many
personalities of the
country.