La Boca: Did you know that Argentina is a country that has grown demographically due to important migratory flows in the 19th century? The neighborhood of "La Boca" was built around the first harbor of the city of Buenos Aires. Many of the Italian immigrants settled near the docks between 1880 and 1930. The history of this recent past is evident in the streets of La Boca, in the color of its houses, in its museums and also in the Boca Juniors Soccer Stadium, one of the most popular teams of Argentina.

San Telmo: San Telmo is Buenos Aires´ oldest neighborhood. A walk along its streets will reveal the historical heritage from colonial times up to the beginning of the 20th century. How did Argentinean customs evolve? Which were the architectural styles of yesterday? Here you can learn to distinguish between the different styles.You can visit antique shops and the famous market at DorregoPlaza, the historical heart of the neighborhood. San Telmo, historical patrimony of the city, is where most of the "tanguerías" (Tango Restaurants/bars) and "casonas" (old-fashioned restaurants) from last century, can be found.

• Tango restaurant and live tango show: Experience Buenos Aires' most famous music, accompanied by an exquisite international dish.
• Milongas: Visit different “milongas” in the city of Buenos Aires. These are not tourist shows but traditional places where “porteños” dance the true local tango.
• Shopping tour: Once a week a "leather only" shopping tour is organized. It consists of visits to non-touristy shops, giving students the chance to find very good products at excellent prices.
• Argentinean wines: This outing, organized once a week, gives students a chance to taste Argentinean wines from 36 different wine cellars. A lecture about this subject is optional during the visit.
• Buenos Aires and Soccer: On Boca Juniors or River Plate home game days, students can choose this outing which includes:
  1. Round trip transfer.
  2. Visit to the sport museum.
  3. Visit to the stadium's facilities.
  4. The best seats in the stadium.
  5. A guide from "Museos Deportivos S.A"

• Tango and Argentine Folk dance.
• Argentine cooking classes.
• Guided Tour around the Historical Center: Visit colonial estates, religious and local architecture.
• History Way: Royal Way to Alto Peru ("estancias", villages, gaucho posts, churches).
• Trekking: Hike the path of the High Peaks of the Volcanoes and the Tunnels.
• Quebrada de los Condoritos National Park: See the Condor, the biggest bird on earth!
• Climbing Cerro Champaqui, 2800 metres high.
• Horseback riding, mountain biking and fishing in the wilderness.
• Argentinean "asados" (barbeques).
• Parachuting.
• Photographic safaris.
• 4x4 vehicle excursions.

• Shopping in town.
• A visit to the Patagonia Museum.
• Outings to different places to see the typical architecture of the area.
• A visit to the local Library.
• A visit to the Post Office, Tourist Office and Town Hall.
• Visits to art exhibitions and cultural events.
• Interviews/meetings with professionals, artists, business people, teachers or other people that students may find to be of interest.

• Visit the breathtaking Nahual Huapi Lake and National Park.
• Skiing in Argentina’s most well known ski resort.
• Centro Cívico: Discover the interesting architecture of Bariloche´s downtown district.
• Aerosillas: Take a cable chair or cable car to the top of Cerro Catedral and enjoy the panoramic view.
• Seven Lakes Road: Take a trip along this wonderful road between San Carlos de Bariloche and San Martín de los Andes; you will find beautiful lakes, high trees and hidden log cabins.