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Sports, January 16, 2008

Three venues, only one passion

The passion of the Argentine people for soccer doesn’t go on holidays. Every January Salta, Mendoza and Mar del Plata look their best to offer the greatest of shows and afford its spectators a perfect excuse to have a look at the country.

Especially attractive
The summer passion

This sports event is especially attractive on account of the beauty of the nature that surrounds each venue and the visitor’s possibility to explore all of them with the help of what tourism has on offer.


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This queer summer tournament, a competition among the principal Argentine soccer teams, took off in 1968 in the city of Mar del Plata. Boca Juniors, San Lorenzo, Rosario Central and Montevideo’s Peñarol (as a special guest) were the teams that took part in this first summer championship, a tournament that has become a classic event of Argentine soccer.  Two new venues were added in 2001, the cities of Salta and Mendoza.  

This sports event is especially attractive on account of the beauty of the nature that surrounds each venue and the visitor’s possibility to explore all of them with the help of what tourism has on offer. The passion of the crowds that fill the stadiums adds spice to the enterprise, no doubt. 

Each venue has attractions of its own and all are equally worthy of a visit by the tourist. And as if all of this were not enough, the five-team tournament features two special games: the two legs of the so called Superderby, the most exciting match of Argentine soccer. This particular event has caught the world’s attention: in 2004  The Observer – an English newspaper – called it  “one of the sport events that cannot be missed during anyone’s lifetime”.

The Venues
The largest beach resort city of the country. Its casino, the set of plays featured by its theaters and its beaches make it one of the most targeted destinations by the tourists visiting Argentina
This Argentine city is known around the world for its large vineyards and its spectacular landscapes starting at the feet of the Andes mountain range. Widespread forests, rivers full of the water of molten glaciers, and the Andes mountains at their highest make this area an ideal place to experience the delights of adventure tourism
This beautiful city is also one of the most important ones in the north-western region of Argentina. It stands out for having successfully preserved its ancient architecture. The facilities and alternatives available to the tourist have increased remarkably during the last few years

Seven years ago soccer was added to all the aforementioned features, a very Argentine enhancement. Three very different cities that have a common excuse to invite people to visit them: to experience the sport that elicits the greatest passion in Argentina.

The schedule of the soccer matches
Friday January 18
River – Racing. Salta City
Saturday January 19
Boca – San Lorenzo. Mar del Plata City
Tuesday January 22
Boca – Racing. Salta City
Wednesday January 23
Independiente – San Lorenzo. Mar del Plata City
Saturday January 26
Boca – River. Mar del Plata City
Sunday January 27
Independiente – Racing Mendoza City
Tuesday January 29
River – San Lorenzo. Mar del Plata City
Friday February 1
Independiente – San Lorenzo. Salta City
Saturday February 2
Boca – River. Mendoza City

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