Classic South America

Gastronomy - architecture - nightlife - shopping.

Highlights of four different countries, combining a diversity of cultures, nature and modernity.

Peru
Lima is the main gateway to Peru. It is an ethnic melting pot, featuring pre-Hispanic, colonial and modern elements. Baroque and Renaissance temples, mansions, universities and an intense cultural activity have characterized this city since the XVII century.

Argentina
Buenos Aires is the third largest city in South America, with forty - seven barrios (neighborhoods), in which nearly three million people live. This vast sprawling conurbation is a true 24 hours city, there is always something going on to stimulate the senses. Buenos Aires is the most European of all Latin American cities, with its open boulevards, leafy parks, grand buildings, varied culture and nightlife.

Chile
Central Chile is the cultural nucleus of the country. All of Chile's largest cities are located here, as are most of its universities and industries, its vineyards, finest agricultural lands, colonial and early republican architecture.
Santiago, the capital, is a focal point of Latin American commerce and the point of entry for nearly all international arrivals. Excellent ski areas in the central Andes lie only forty five minutes away, up steep switchbacks which climb over 7500 feet in twenty-six miles.

Brazil
Rio de Janeiro filled with colors, which make the city a happy and enjoyable place. Going to a beach in Rio is more than abandoning yourself in the sand and enjoying the sea. It's walking, bicycling, meeting friends, watching the sunset, appreciating the walk around in the walkway and drinking coconut water.
Visiting the city during carnival season in Rio and taking part in "the biggest demonstration on the planet", with the samba schools parade in the "sambodromo" is an unforgettable spectacle of colors, music and rhythm.