Our Private Walking Tour of History and Nature in Buenos Aires is a natural, architectural, folkloric, and linguistic landscape experience, where during 3 hours we will take a tour experiencing life like a local, in the style of the life of that historic residential and aristocratic area of the Palermo neighborhood.
We will address the knowledge of eight specializations in the science of history, and we will also address the historical and cultural heritage of different populations, and especially the historical and cultural heritage of the part of the Argentine population whose ancestral folklore culture is the Celtic culture, because it belongs to the current Celtic Latin Friulian-Venetian Julian, Lombard, Piedmontese, French, Asturian, Galician, and Portuguese populations, and to the current Scottish and Irish Celtic populations, which make up the majority of the population born in the north of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
The meeting point where we will start our tour is in Plaza Italia on Avenida Santa Fe and Avenida Sarmiento, in the Palermo neighborhood, in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. I'll wear a black or white shirt and a black blazer.
The first historical site we will visit is Plaza Italia, which was built in the 19th century, in homage to the Italian population, the Italo-Argentine population, and the Italian hero Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Then, we will enter the Botanical Garden, which was inaugurated in the 19th century, and was designed by the French landscape architect Jules Charles Thays. That botanical garden possesses species of the region's flora, and from different parts of the world. For these reasons, it is of great national importance to understand the flora developed in the territory's nature. There we will begin to delve into the population and natural history of the city, and it will also address the folklore mythology, which, by tradition, is linked to nature.
We will continue our tour by going through the Ecoparque, and we will visit the Rosedal, and the forests of Palermo. In the forest and garden area we will address folklore traditions, and in the Rose Garden we will address its history and its importance in the natural world where the inhabitants of Palermo live.
The next tourist site we will visit is Parque 3 de Febrero, where we will continue to address the history of the city, until the end of the tour at the entrance of the Galileo Galilei Planetarium. We will address the final part of our tour, between streets and tree-lined avenues, and explaining about the historical importance of architecture, and the folkloric traditions of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
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