This walking tour was designed for those who want more than data: they seek stories, humanity and a local look. It is a close experience, one of those that remain in the memory.
We will see how this area became the symbol of Porteño luxury. Where does his name come from? Why do they call it the Paris of Latin America?
The richest thing about this walk is inside the Cemetery, considered an open-air museum. This place contains stories that feed several urban legends, but others are so incredible that they seem to be taken from a movie:
Felicitas Guerrero, the first recorded femicide in Argentina.
Rufina Cambaceres, the young woman who died twice.
Eva Duarte, why is she buried in the most armored vault of all?
These and more stories will be present in this circuit full not only of information, but also of sights, images and landscapes worth remembering.
**Cemetery ticket is NOT included, it is charged by the City Government. It will be paid on admission.**
Liza Duarte, the guide, will be outside La Biela cafe, next to a sculpture that supports a large tree. He'll carry his credential, and a folder in his hands.
Known as the Students Bridge, it crosses a renowned avenue and shows a beautiful panoramic view of the city.
Outside this cafe will be our meeting point, which was also a meeting point for writers, politicians and artists. Here we will see the introduction to the neighborhood and the area.
The most emblematic cemetery in Buenos Aires and one of the three most important in the world. Let’s discover its history, its unique architecture — a real “open-air museum” — and the stories of the figures who rest there, like Eva Peron. In addition, we will know urban legends such as that of the aristocratic Rufina Cambaceres, which continue to fascinate to this day.
A colonial baroque jewel built in 1732. It is one of the oldest temples in Buenos Aires and preserves a peace that contrasts with the hectic city.
Former convent converted into contemporary art space. It offers exhibitions, workshops and an environment where classics and moderns coexist.
The real "Plaza Francia" of Recoleta. Represented by the imposing sculptural ensemble celebrates the friendship between the two countries. Surrounded by gardens and in front of the National Museum of Fine Arts, it is a photographic and symbolic point.
It houses one of the most important art collections in Latin America, including works by Goya, Rembrandt, Van Gogh and Argentine artists.
Moment of panoramic views of the neighborhood. The Faculty of Law, the Generic Floralis and Av. Figueroa Alcorta, renowned artery of the city, are appreciated. Visitor closure and group photo.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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