Buenos Aires Argentina

In this �Paris of South America,� hostess Lisa Gleave introduces us to some of the most beautiful locations and models in the world. The women discover the European sensibilities and Latin American passion of the gateway to Argentina. At the Estancia el Rocio, the girls find an elegant country getaway complete with the finest modern amenities, where they take a relaxing afternoon horse ride. They also discover Argentinian BBQ and polo, making it a trip to remember. A night of fine dining and the tango revs up the women�s passion for adventure. And, at the Moreno Hotel, they take in stunning pre-war style and architecture. A visit to the city�s pulsing nightlife evens out the trip with drinking and dancing at an exclusive party.All of this plus footage of the models� sizzling photo shoots on Bikini Destinations: Buenos Aires. Established as one of the world�s most popular shows featuring beautiful women, top bikini models travel to spectacular distant locales for dramatic photo shoots. High definition cameras are rolling on every detail as the girls do what they do best: look stunning on camera and enjoy the sweet nectar of life.



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Facts About Buenos Aires

Stretching the entire length of Rio de la Plata, is the location of the enchanting port city of Buenos Aires. This city has been the gateway to Argentina for centuries. Spread over an area of 78.5 square miles, Buenos Aires is the biggest and the most populated metropolitan city in the country with a population of more than 13 million people. It is the capital of Argentina and is considered to be the financial, commercial, industrial, cultural and political capital of the country.

The city derived its name from Nostra Signora di Bonaria, a sanctuary located in the Cagliari, Sardinia. In Spanish, this name means fair winds.

Inhabitants of the city are known as Portenos. A majority of population residing in the city has its origins in Spain and Italy. Apart from these, there are also people originating from other European nations including Germany, Portugal, Poland, Ireland, France, Croatia, England and Wales. Other major communities living in the city include Jewish immigrants, Arabs, Armenians, Japanese, Chinese and Koreans. 90 percent of the inhabitants are Roman Catholics. Spanish is the official language in this city.

The city has a highly humid sub-tropical climate. While in summer, temperatures can reach up to 40°C, in winters they can go below freezing point. Hence, the best time to visit this part of the Argentina is during spring.

The capital of Argentina is an interesting tourist destination offering several cultural attractions and an ample glimpse of urban cosmopolitan life in Argentia. The biggest attraction in this city is the Teatro Colon, one of the world's greatest opera houses. Other notable features in the city include the University of Buenos Aires, City Hall, building of the Argentine National Congress and several museums.