Discover Buenos Aires from an anthropological point of view. Don't expect to just walk and listen: be prepared to talk, make questions and discuss about the past, present and future of the Argentine capital.
Beginning in San Telmo and ending in Casa Rosada (Plaza de Mayo), this walk offers you the chance to approach this beautiful city from its historical past in an attempt to understand its current present.
Who were the first inhabitants? Why were the British so interested in this shores? Where is the African-descendant population? Where did all these white people come from? What is the deal with Evita and Perón? Who were the "desaparecidos" during the military dictatorship? And why do we have such a big problem with the US dollar?
These are just some of the many questions we will try to answer in our walk through the most historical part of town.
We will arrange the meeting point after the booking.
Bar Británico
Old town of Buenos Aires.
Our starting point. Place in which the first fort was stablished in 1536.
First of its type down the Equator
Swedish church (1944)
Colonial catholic church.
Old town's main square.
Former clandestine center for detention, torture and extermination (1976-1979)
Local market built up by italian immigrants.
Woman's Bridge designed by the Spanish architect and structural engineer Santiago Calatrava.
President's office.
Buenos Aires Main Square
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