Places to visit in Argentina

If you like music and you are visiting Buenos Aires these days, the Pepsi Music 2009 Festival is a great chance to see and listen to great music bands.
The festival joins great world bands with local bands in a 5 day festival that starts today and finishes next Sunday, (8 of November).
Here’s the time schedule and the bands that are playing each day in every scenario:

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These are some great images from different places in Argentina that will show you how beautiful nature is.
I´m sure that once you see these pictures you will fall in love with Argentina.
Hope you enjoy the photos!!
Argentina has many spectacular landscapes, but they are more spectacular when you see them from the air.

Torre de los Ingleses(English Tower) is a monument located in Retiro neigbourhood in Buenos Aires. It is situated in the Fuerza Aerea Argentina plaza.
The Torre de los Ingleses was built by british residents in Argentina to commemorate the centenary of the May Revolution that lead to the independence of Argentina.
The construction was conducted by the Hopkins and Gardom architects and almost all the materials used for construction were brought from England. The same happened with the technical personnel responsible for construction.
The Torre de los Ingleses is a Palladian style tower, as the trend in the late sixteenth century in Britain, is located on a platform with four access stairs. Over the main entrance facing the west, and on other sides of the building, where there is an alternate triglyphs frieze and metopes decorated with suns and different emblems of the British Empire. Among others, you can recognize the flower of the Thistle, the Rose of the House of Tudor, the Red Dragon of Wales and the Shamrock of Ireland.
The height of the tower is 75.50 m and has eight floors. At 35 m there is a clock, which has four quadrants of 44 cm diameter each of which was conducted in English opaline. On the quadrants are five bronze bells tolling in which the quarter hours mimics that of Westminster Abbey. The bell weighs about seven tons.
The tower is surmounted by an octagonal dome covered with copper plates and steel trusses on top of which rotates a vane that represents a three-masted frigate of the Elizabethan era. The chimes that mark the quarter hours weighing about 3 tons, and mimics, as the Westminster Abbey.
On the entrance door are the arms of Argentina and Great Britain, and a phrase that says "the great people of Argentina, the British residents, health, May 25, 1810-1910.
During the war with Great Britain in the 80s, the name of the tower was changed to Monumental Tower, but everybody in Buenos Aires still calls the tower Torre de los Ingleses.
It is nice walk to visit the tower and the square where it is located.

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This is a great video of the ruins of San Ignacio Miní in the Misiones Province, just to show a bit more of the ruins. The video was made by the Argentine Tourism Board.