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Type:
Cultural
Price from:
180 USD /person
Phone:
54-11-4394-5842
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer
Duration:
5 days
Duration:
4 hours
Location Start:
Sarmiento
Location Finish:
Sarmiento
Start time:
10.00 am
End time:
02.30 pm
We Speak:
Spanish, English
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Last updated: 11/25/2007

Learn or practice Spanish with cultural tours included, visiting different neighboorhoods of Buenos Aires with a tutor.

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Itinerary

Day 1

2 hours of Spanish classes, and 2 tours visiting La Boca area with a tutor.

Day 2

2 hours of Spanish classes, and 2 hours visiting San Telmo area with a tutor.

Day 3

2 hours of Spanish classes, and 2 hours visiting La Recoleta area with a tutor.

Day 4

2 hours of Spanish classes, and 2 hours visiting the Downtown of Buenos Aires with a tutor.

Day 5

2 hours of Spanish classes, and 2 hours visiting Palermo area with a tutor.

Extra Information

Extras -
This program of Total Immersion you get immersed into a Spanish-speaking environment, getting excellent learning & practice with your newly acquired language skills. An unforgettable experience to know Buenos Aires together with your language training.

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