We got up early and strolled to the port, it reminded us of the harbour side, boats, bars and restaurants - very pretty. We then walked to the San Telmo market which was huge and went on for miles and miles (we we're walking for 4 hours and still didn't get to see all of it). Lots of stalls selling the same thing and had lots of antiques, if only my rucksack wasn't already 21kg I would have bought soooooo much!! In the evening we went to an outdoor concert with...

Had a lazy day chilling at the hostel as it was raining. In the evening we went to a tango show. We had a 1 hour tango lesson, 3 course meal, unlimited red wine (we managed to consume 4 bottles), and it finished with the show. The dancers were amazing. We've learnt that large amounts of red wine and Jack do not mix, ill say no more....... ha!

In the morning we walked to San Telmo which is oldest part of the city. We visited the remains of one of the oldest houses in BA. It has recently been restored keeping most of the original features. It was very interesting and good to find out some of the history of BA. After lunch we had a siesta. In the evening we went to Palermo, which is the more upmarket part of town, with nice bars and restaurants. We had a meal at Don Julios, it was one of the best me...

Woke up late as feeling fragile from last nights antics. Jack had a fry up to nurse his hangover. Then got ready to go to the Argentina vs Trinidad and Tobago game. Argentina won 3-0. Was a pretty s*** game (Jack's words not mine!!) but the stadium was pretty mad. Got back from the game had a few drinks, had the worse meal you could ever come across and then called it a night.

up early to visit a Art museum got there and it didn't open until 12:30, so went to the famous cemetery where Argentinian generals, politicians etc, coffins are in glass tombs, Jack had to look around on his own as it was full of cats. We walked back to the hostel along central avenue which is the widest avenue in the world. In the afternoon we did a cook and booze class at the hostel where we learnt to make empanadas, which is a South American national cuis...