Buenos Aires

Argentina is also home of the most visited glacier Perito Moreno and countless penguins, whales and seals, the Patagonia and the Tierra del Fuego regions have much to offer for the ones who dare. Nature will be found at its most splendor, which can be admired by the ‘tren del fin del mundo’ (the ‘train to the end of the world’, in the most southern inhabited part of the planet) or by the many hikes and sport activities that you can do there. If you rather enjoy culture and history, then go to the northern border where Tango was born. When the natives, the slaves and the European met at the ports along Rio de la Plata, they all brought something from their homes: Argentinian Milonga, Spanish-Cuban Habanera, African Candombe, Czech Polka, Polish Mazurka and German Waltz resulted into Tango. Widely danced all over the world, it is in Argentina where it is most appreciated. Eno-gastronomy is also a reason why Argentina deserves a visit: tender steaks that can be cut without a knife (the locals say) and Malbec wine from the Mendoza wine region, empanadas for snack and sweets for breakfast can be enjoyed in the whole country. And people just do not get tired of them. Argentina means history and culture, nature and outdoors. It will be an unforgettable visit for everyone!

Argentina

Buenos Aires City Region

This imposing 1949 neoclassical building is the home of the University of Buenos Aires faculty of law.

The monumental 40,000m2 building has a Doric style with little ornamentation and houses a museum, picture gallery, and specialist library. The main auditorium features an impressive large oil painting by Antonio González Moreno depicting the university's opening ceremony. The faculty was founded in 1821 by Dr. Antonio Sáenz.
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Faculty of Law

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