This place is well known for its mountains and its natural form of being. I went there in 2005 for 10 days and it is incredible. There is actually a restaurant on top of a mountain, I forgot its name, that you have to take a sky chair to get their. Once your done eating or having a coffee, their are sleds that you can actually take to get down the mountain or you can simply ride back down in the sky chair. It was a fabulous, relaxing place!! I extremely recommend it...

Hello! My name's Fernando. I live in Argentina.
My country provides wide range of possibilities for different tastes.
It's a excelent country.
I recommend it....

Last time I was in Buenos Aires I made this itinerary, so I thought some fellow travelers may like it.
It begins with lunch at the Cafe Tortoni, a super historical place, founded around 1850 I believe. It has a great atmosphere and you really feel like you're in colonial B.A.
Then you can walk to Arkadia, a shop near Congreso (Parliament) which is the only tea and perfume atelier in the city. There I found some perfumes made from native herbs that are great ... and if you continue to travel across the country you'll recognize those aromas everywhere.
To get to the next place I recommend you take the subway (A train). It still conserves wagons from 1890, with wooded interiors, roof lamps, mirror details and even manual doors… really picturesque. The last stop is a café called Las Violetas, which is ideal for five o’clock tea (and famous because of it) .. Tip of advice: take a chance and try one of their special blends, and also pay attention to the beautiful stained-glass windows.
I really hope you try this and like it as much as I did.