We are traveling to the Argentinian and Chilean wine country for our honeymoon!

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Depart from the hotel towards Cardales to visit a traditional Estancia. An Estancia is the equivalent to a large rural estate similar to a ranch in the United States, mainly devoted to agriculture, cattle and breeding horses. Most have a main house and some straw-roofed constructions in which the dining-room and a traditional general store are located. The general store commonly called the 'pulperia' was a social gathering point for gauchos at sunset. Later, you can taste a typical Argentine barbecue (grilled beef, chicken, pork sausages, salads, dessert and coffee) in the dining-room. As lunch is finished you will enjoy a folklore show with live music, dancing and a tango demonstration, followed by 'cuadreras' and ring races where gauchos show their skills as riders. For those willing to participate in the traditional activities there are horses and 'sulkies' to go around the ranch.

Enjoy an excellent dinner and tango show in downtown Buenos Aires. This has become a favorite of local residents as well as visitors and is the ideal setting for a delicious dinner and an alluring tango show. The Tango displays complete cultural expression, a plot of myths, values and traditions.

This tour is designed to provide an overview of the urban history of the city of Santiago, as well as some of its most important architectural landmarks, both historical buildings (Museo de Bellas Artes, Cerro Santa Lucia, Central Market, Mapocho) as well as spectacular contemporary constructions (Centro Cultural Gabriela Mistral, MAVI). Walk around heritage neighborhoods and the most recent architecture, which account for a perfect union between tradition and modernity in a city that is in full swing. You stop by the former National Congress, continue to the foundation heart of Santiago represented by its Main Square, and the significant historic buildings that make up the edges. The tour ends at the Civic Center of the city, with the history of Palacio de la Moneda.