Some think they are walking along the streets of Paris. Other are marveled by the perfect symbiosis between its outstanding cultural offer and the Latin American chaos. The choice of restaurants and cafés dazzles the most refined palates. And the porteños have something which makes them unique characters lovable at times and even impossible to understand at others. Nobody knows for sure why Buenos Aires is called "la Reina del Plata" (the Queen of the River Plate), but there is one inevitable piece of evidence: first-time visitors promise they will come back and frequent visitors are enchanted by this city, which is as intense as a metropolis, but with captivating corners, impatiently awaiting to be discovered. The frantic pace of Buenos Aires's financial district, Microcentro, is contrasted by the quiet streets of Puerto Madero soothing through its unparalleled views of the city and the River Plate. Palermo's trendiness is supplemented by the history of San Telmo and La Boca, while the refined style of Recoleta takes us to a luxurious and sophisticated city. Each neighborhood offers its magic charm in Buenos Aires the city which everyone talks about and no one ever forgets.