A tour around Buenos Aires

In the ranking of places that are worth visiting in Buenos Aires, there are three at the top of the list.

Argentina is a wonderful country with many sights of interest for tourists, which range form historic buildings to beautiful natural sights in the centre of the country. The most important tourist sights are located in the main towns of each province. In the case of Buenos Aires, they are located in the town centre.
Among many attractions that Buenos Aires has to offer there are 'El Obelisco,' 'La Boca' and 'Puerto Madero.' These are three symbolic places that are worth visiting. No tourist has left the country before exploring them.
Most people go to see 'El Obelisco,' ?La Boca' and 'Puerto Madero' during their stay in Buenos Aires because the first and the second places are symbols that represent the foundation of this city, whereas the third one is popular because of the broad variety of activities that offers visitors. These places are probably the most common to see in postcards.
'El Obelisco' was built to commemorate the anniversary of the first foundation of the city. It is located in the centre of the Plaza de la República, where the Argentine flag was flown for the first time in Buenos Aires. Tourists are allowed to climb up the stairs for a spectacular view of the city. The chances to see the inside if this building and to have this stunning sight of Buenos Aires are too good to miss.
Also worth visiting is 'La Boca.' There is a narrow street called 'Caminito' there, which retains a strong European flavour. This street attracts tourism because it clearly shows Argentine culture. It is said to be the best place to learn the typical Argentine dance 'tango.' Visitors will find the Museum Street 'Caminito,' De la Rivera Theatre, the 'Bellas Artes' Museum of La Boca and the 'Vuelta de Rocha,' where one has a great view of Nicolás Avellaneda Bridge.
Another significant place to explore is 'Puerto Madero.' It is full of wonderful restaurants, where tourists can taste typical traditional Argentine food and any kind of food. Thousands of foreigners come to see how the old docks that once stocked products to be sold abroad, now have become one of the most luxurious and modern areas in Buenos Aires.
'El Obelisco,' 'La Boca' and 'Puerto Madero' among many others are places where tourists can get in touch with Argentine culture. In the case of Puerto Mader, tourists can taste typical Argentine food. As regards La Boca, foreigners can learn how to dance the typical Argentine dance, Tango. El Obelisco also gives tourists the possibility of getting in touch with the Argentine History. Any tourist who is interested in those aspects of Argentine culture will-for sure- enjoy these three extraordinary places.