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   During the second half of the 19th Century Argentina experienced a massive growth in population, due mainly to favorable immigration policies and declining economic conditions in Europe. A large part of this immigration passed through the antique port of Buenos Aires and many immigrants, particularly Italians, settled in the vicinity of the port which later came to be known as La Boca.

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The Buenos Aires metropolitan area contains close to a third of Argentina's entire population. This demographic concentration has led to a constantly increasing demand for affordable public transportation. Tourists are often impressed by avenues saturated with public buses and taxis, but it is all part of a massive and loosely organized system which moves close to 8 million people every day.

One of the ...

   Argentina is renowned throughout the world for its exquisite beef. The reputation is well founded; although similar and even higher quality can be found abroad, it is fair to say Argentine beef is among the best in the world.  Some of the finest restaurants in the city are in Costanera Norte and Puerto Madero, such as Hereford and Cabaña Las Lilas respectively. ...

   Ever since the economic crisis of 2001 made fundamental changes in the exchange rate and the economy, shopping in Buenos Aires has become an excellent opportunity for visitors from abroad. A combination of major shopping malls, pedestrian boulevards, and even flea markets offers a broad range of options in terms of prices and quality.

   The major shopping centers are in and around downtown ...

 Although the origins of Tango are often traced back to African and European roots, this sensual and complex art form emerged from the urban fusion of late 19th century Buenos Aires. Combining unique music and a visually enticing dance performed by couples, it has since become a source of national pride and recognition for Argentina.

Tourists in Buenos Aires are often interested in watching Tango in its "pure" form, and ...