South America Expedition

More European than South American in flavor, Buenos Aires' heart boasts bustling streets, grand avenues, old-time …

This historic plaza was the sight of the swearing of National Independence in 1816 before Don Juan Martín de Pueyrre …

This Renaissance clock is set on a platform 35 meters (115 feet) high with four staircases to access the interior …

This open-air "museum" brings the brushstrokes of painter Benito Quinquela Martín to life in its colors, sculptures …

Inaugurated on May 25, 1908 with the opera Aida by Giuseppe Verdi, its architecture reflects the Italian Renaissance …

The starting point for this walk is Plaza de Mayo, home to the nation's government house, Casa Rosada. Then, walk on …

This avenue is named after General Carlos María de Alvear, who had an outstanding performance in the heroic battle f …

Completed in 1783, this church housed the Natural History Museum and astronomic observatory under President Rivadavi …

Located in the residential and prosperous barrio of Caballito, the Argentinean Museum of Natural Sciences is the …

Amidst Palermo lies this lovely oriental park filled with fish ponds, large stands of bamboo, a beautifully crafted …

Built in 1966, one of the Planetarium's first highlights is its outstanding planet-shaped building featuring a …

A vast, polluted metropolis in the middle of Peru's desert coastline, Lima is an economic magnet for struggling …

Hemmed in by green forested hills, Caracas squeezes the tremendously wealthy and the desperately poor into a single …