The first historical site you visited is Plaza Italia, which was built in the 19th century in tribute to the Italian population, the Italian-Argentine population, and the Italian hero Giuseppe Garibaldi.

Then, we enter the Botanical Garden, which, was opened in the 19th century, and was designed by the French landscape designer Jules Charles Thays. This botanical garden has species of the flora of the region, and different parts of the world. For these reasons, it is of great importance at the national level, to understand the flora developed in the nature of the territory. There he will begin to delve into the population and natural history of the city, and also address folkloric mythology, which, by tradition, is linked to nature.

Continue your tour past the Ecopark, and visit the Rosedal, and the forests of Palermo. In the forests and gardens area he will address folk traditions, and in the Rosedal he will address its history, and its importance in the natural world in which the inhabitants of Palermo live.

The next tourist site that you will visit outside, is the Planetarium and later, you will continue to tour the Parque 3 de Febrero, where you will continue to address the history of the city.