Go beyond a simple walk-and-listen tour. This is a conversational journey where you are encouraged to talk, ask questions, and discuss the layered past, present, and future of Argentina’s capital.
This walking experience decodes the cityscape. We’ll trace the historical roots of contemporary Buenos Aires, using the city itself as our guidebook.
Who were the first inhabitants? Why were the British so intent on invading these shores? What happened to Buenos Aires’ significant African-descendant population? How did Argentina become a nation of immigrants? What is the deal with Evita and Perón? Who were the desaparecidos, and how does their memory shape modern Argentina? Why does the US dollar hold such power over the local economy?
These are not just historical trivia; they are the essential questions that unlock the soul of the city. Join us for a walk where we’ll work together to find the answers. Book your spot now and see Buenos Aires in a way you never have before!
Bar Británico
Old town of Buenos Aires.
Our starting point. Place in which the first fort was stablished in 1536.
Swedish church (1944)
Former clandestine center for detention, torture and extermination (1976-1979)
Colonial catholic church.
Old town's main square.
Local market built up by italian immigrants.
Woman's Bridge designed by the Spanish architect and structural engineer Santiago Calatrava.
President's office.
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