Study Abroad in Buenos Aires: The "Paris of South America"

Buenos Aires (pop. 13 million including suburbs) is well-known for its cultural diversity and lively atmosphere, making it one of South America's most exciting and vibrant cities. The city's history revolves around Western European immigrants whose influences can be seen all throughout the city in architecture, art and style of the city. Although Buenos Aires is historically unique, it has also adopted some more modern architectural styles, which provide a notable contrast to the city's deep-rooted traditions and history.

Buenos Aires has countless opportunities for students to experience Argentine culture. Students can attend soccer games, world-class theatrical and dance performances,and participate in a vibrant nightlife. Many students will find themselves intrigued by the unique Argentine accent and the national dance, the Tango. Students are sure to witness tango performances throughout the city's streets, cafes, and theaters.

‘A city open to the world of books’

More than 1,500 exhibitors from 42 countries plus 22 private and state-run organisms pitch in for the hundreds of cultural activities in the event, such as storytelling, live shows, games, seminars, contests, workshops for writers and conferences for publishers, librarians, teachers, translators, scientists and distributors in La Rural’s premises.

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