Friends, I would like to take you to get to know the socioeconomic contrasts that exist in the City of Buenos Aires. Traveling 70 km, covering the main city spots and focusing on the poorest and richest neighborhoods. In the first part, from South to west, we’ll drive through Villa de Barracas, a neighborhood with one of the worst reputations. We’ll be heading to Camino de la Ribero with its panoramic views and neglected and contaminated river Riachuelo. This part of town in the process of being redeveloped. Then on to Villa Soldati, a relatively normal working-class neighborhood, after which we will continue to villas Los Piletones and the 1-11-14 with their typical brick construction, chaos, open-air landfills and its history of self-government (rescate?) We will continue driving through villas of Villa 20, Lugano 1 and 2, and the Villa Olimpica. This part of town up until recently was the most impoverished in the city, but thanks to the Olympic Games it was redeveloped. Schools, hospitals, malls were built here. Driving for about 10km on an urban highway, we will go to north-east to discover a rich area: the Devoto neighborhood, known as “El Jardín de Buenos Aires”, and the elegant “Belgrano R.” with its charming English houses style. We will pass Belgrano C, after which we will travel 9 km of the luxurious Avenida del Libertador with its parks, monuments, embassies, classical and modern buildings to finish the tour in Puerto Madero with its modern towers, luxury hotels and high-end venues. To finish the tour, let’s celebrate our new friendship, and I will drop you off where you prefere.