The document summarizes places visited on the second day of travel in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It describes 6 key locations: The Pink House (presidential mansion), Congress building, May Square (main city square), Cathedral (main Catholic church), Colon Theatre (main opera house), and Recoleta Cemetery (historic cemetery). Many of the sites are considered iconic or historically important buildings in Buenos Aires.

1. TRAVEL TO
BUENOS AIRES!
2º DAY!

2. PLACES VISITED
The Pink House
Congress
The May Square
The Cathedral
ColónTheatre
Recoleta Cemantary

3. THE PINK HOUSE
The Pink House (La Casa
Rosada) is the executive
mansion and office of the
President of Argentina. The
characteristic color of the
Casa Rosada is baby
pink, and is considered one
of the most emblematic
buildings in Buenos Aires.
The Casa Rosada also has a
museum, which contains
objects relating to former
presidents of Argentina. The
Casa Rosada has been
declared a National Historic
Monument of Argentina.

4. CONGRESS
The Congress of the
Argentine Nation (Congreso
Nacional de Argentina) is the
legislative branch of the
government of Argentina.
The Congress building is
located in Buenos Aires, at
the western end of Avenida
de Mayo (at the other end of
which is located the Casa
Rosada). The Kilometre Zero
for all Argentine National
Highways is marked on a
milestone at the
Congressional Plaza, next to
the building.

5. THE MAY SQUARE
The May Square (Plaza de
Mayo) is the main square in
the Monserrat barrio of
central Buenos
Aires, Argentina. It is
flanked by Hipólito
Irigoyen, Balcarce, Rivadavia
and Bolívar streets.
Since being the scene of The
25 May 1810 revolution that
led to independence, the
plaza has been a hub of
political life in Argentina.

6. THE CATHEDRAL
The Buenos Aires Cathedral
(Catedral de Buenos Aires) is
the main Catholic church in
Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is
located in the city
center, overlooking Plaza de
Mayo, on the corner of San
Martin and Rivadavia
streets, in the San Nicolas
neighborhood. It is the
mother church of the
Archdiocese of Buenos Aires.
The Cathedral of Buenos
Aires was rebuilt several
times since its humble
origins in the 16th century.

7. COLON THEATRE
The Colon Theatre (Teatro
Colon) is the main opera
house in Buenos
Aires, Argentina, acoustica
lly considered to be
amongst the five concert
venues in the world.
The present Colon
replaced an original
theatre which opened in
1857.
The Colon Theatre was
visited by the foremost
singers and opera
companies of the time.

8. RECOLETA CEMENTARY
The Recoleta Cementary
(Cementerio de Recoleta) is
a cementary located in the
Recoleta neighbourhood of
Buenos Aires, Argentina. It
contains the graves of
notable people, including
Eva Perón, presidents of the
Argentina Navy and a
granddaughter of Napoleón.
The cementary is built
around their convent and a
church, Our Lady of Pilar
(Iglesia de Nuestra Señora
del Pilar).

9. FIN!