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Argentina En Mi Corazón Argentina en Mi Corazón Trip Overview 11-Day Guided Language Immersion Program in Aregentina Your Spanish immersion adventures begin in “the 11 Paris of South America,” the bustling coastal city of DAYS GUIDED Buenos Aires! You’ll experience the sights, sounds and culture of Buenos Aires through a panoramic bus tour and attending a live tango show. You will also visit an Argentine ranch for a traditional asado barbeque. ¡Qué delicioso! Your journey continues as you make WITH FROM $4,399 your way to the colonial and scenic city of Córdoba, FAMILY STAY where you will meet your host families! Practice what you learn in Spanish classes with your host family over meals and time spent together! What Others Are Saying “My family was so welcoming, and I learned so much being included in the small activities of their daily life. I miss them already!” — Katherine S., Brookfield, WI “I loved how this trip seemed to open my son’s eyes to different cultures and gave him a sense of accomplishment with his use of his language skills.” — Laura M., Granby, CO Visit xperitas.org for more photos, stories and pricing information. Trip Itinerary DAY 1 | Depart Depart for Buenos Aires! Visit xperitas.org DAY 2 | Buenos Aires for more photos, Arrive in Buenos Aires and transfer to your hotel. Begin your adventures stories and pricing with a walking tour of the bustling city of Buenos Aires. While touring the city you’ll see el Teatro Colón, el Obelisco, Avenida 9 de Julio, la information. Plaza de Mayo, la Casa Rosada, la Catedral, el Cabildo*, and la Florida. * TBD (El Cabildo closed on Mondays.) B DAY 3 | Buenos Aires Explore the city on a bus panorámico city tour and later visit La Bombonera Soccer Stadium, La Boca, Bosques de Palermo, and the Recoleta Cemetery. B DAY 4 | Buenos Aires Take a train to Tigre and enjoy a boat excursion and the Puerto de Frutos market. Return to Buenos Aires for a tango show*. *TBD (Tango shows available Thursday - Saturday only.) B L D DAY 5 | Buenos Aires Visit an Argentine Ranch La Florita and enjoy a horse show, traditional asado barbecue, and traditional dance performance. B L DAY 6 | Córdoba Visit the San Telmo Market*, Puerto Madero, Reserva Ecológica, and the museum ship Fragata Sarmiento. Then take an overnight bus from Buenos Aires to Córdoba. *TBD (San Telmo market is only open on Saturdays and Sundays.) B D DAY 7 | Family Stay Meet your host families! Visit the Paseo de las Artes Market* with them. *TBD (Paseo de las Artes Market is only open on Saturdays and Sundays). B L D DAY 8 | Family Stay Take a Spanish class and then explore your new surroundings on a bus The Family Stay Experience panorámico city tour. Later, enjoy a walking tour and see the following sites: la Catedral, el Cabildo, el Museo de la Memoria, La Peatonal, and el Palacio We believe that living with a family, speaking Ferreyra. B L D their language and participating in their customs is the best and most authentic way to DAYS 9-10| Family Stay experience another culture. It’s also what makes Attend daily Spanish classes and enjoy excursions to Alta Gracia and la our programs different from any other travel Estancia Jesuítica, take a picnic at Lago Tajamar and visit a local school. You'll experience. After more than 40 years of arranging also go to the Fountain Show with your host families. B L D family stays, we’re no longer surprised when our participants say that living with a family was the DAY 11 | Return best part of their experience! Transfer to the Córdoba airport for your return flight to Buenos Aires, where you will catch your flight home to the U.S. (arrival may be following day). B Breakfast | L Lunch | D Dinner Xperitas is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to promoting global citizenship xperitas.org through authentic immersion experiences. We have more than 40 years of experience [email protected] organizing programs that embody true language and cultural immersion, inspire 800-892-0022 personal connections with diverse individuals and communities worldwide and provide transformational experiences for our participants. The order of this itinerary, and all itinerary items, are subject to change based on unforeseen circumstances that may arise prior to or during international travel. Agentina en mi Corazon_2021_patched.
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