Plaza de Mayo is the historic, political and founding heart of Buenos Aires. During the visit you will discover the place where the city was born and learn about the events that marked Argentine history, from the May Revolution of 1810 to the demonstrations that still take place today in this emblematic space. You will tour its main monuments and admire the exterior of the Casa Rosada, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the historic Cabildo and the Banco de la Nación Argentina, as your guide explains the architectural and political evolution of the square and its port. They will also learn about the history of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo and other events that made this place one of the most important symbols of the country. An essential tour to understand the identity, culture and history of Buenos Aires.

Monserrat is Buenos Aires’ oldest neighborhood and the scene where much of the country’s history took shape. During the tour you will discover its historic streets, colonial buildings and monuments that reflect more than four centuries of urban evolution. They will visit the emblematic Avenida de Mayo, considered one of the most elegant in South America, and admire the exterior of architectural gems such as Barolo Palace, Tortoni Café and other buildings of great heritage value. They will also learn about the history of the National Congress and explore some of the corners that preserve the spirit of Buenos Aires of the 18th and 19th centuries. Throughout the visit, your guide will share stories about the founding of the city, the influence of European immigration and the political and cultural events that made Monserrat the true historical heart of Buenos Aires.

San Telmo is Buenos Aires’ oldest and most bohemian neighborhood, renowned for its cobblestone streets, colonial architecture and deep link to history and tango. During the tour you will walk through its picturesque streets as you discover historic buildings, old houses and charming corners. Visit the Santo Domingo Convent where a battle of the English Invasions took place, the Bar Federal, one of the most iconic as well as the cafe Dorrego, historical redoubt of literature, the old house of Viceroy Liniers, the emblematic Plaza Dorrego, one of the most traditional points of the neighborhood, known for its antique market and artistic atmosphere. They will also tour the historic Mercado de San Telmo, where they can appreciate local cuisine, regional products and the daily life of the Porteños. Throughout the visit, your guide will share stories about immigrants, the epidemics that transformed the city of Buenos Aires.

Puerto Madero is the most modern and elegant neighborhood in Buenos Aires, where contemporary architecture coexists with restored old brick docks. During the visit you will walk along the river, discover the history of the transformation of the old port and learn how this area became one of the most important urban renewal projects in South America. Admire the iconic Puente de la Mujer, designed by Santiago Calatrava, enjoy panoramic views of the Río de la Plata and observe the exclusive residential and office buildings that define the Porteño skyline. You will also get to know the Sarmiento Frigate, one of the most important historical ships in the country, and have time to take pictures of some of the most emblematic corners of the neighborhood while your guide shares curiosities about its history, architecture and daily life.

Recoleta is one of the most distinguished and elegant neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, famous for its French-influenced architecture, palaces and rich history. During the tour you will walk along its wide tree-lined avenues and discover some of the most emblematic buildings of the city. They will visit the exterior of the famous Cemetery of La Recoleta, where important figures of Argentine history, including Eva Perón, rest while knowing the stories and legends that surround it. They will also tour Plaza Francia, the Basilica Nuestra Señora del Pilar and the elegant cafes and cultural spaces that give life to the neighborhood. Your guide will explain how Recoleta became the center of the aristocracy of Buenos Aires in the late 19th century and share details about its architectural heritage, its cultural life and the traditions that make this neighborhood one of the most visited places in Buenos Aires.

Palermo is the largest and most vibrant neighborhood in Buenos Aires, known for its combination of history, green spaces, urban art, design and gastronomy. During the tour you will discover its tree-lined streets, elegant residences and corners full of personality while knowing the evolution of the neighborhood from its origins to become the creative center of the city. Stroll through Palermo Soho and Palermo Hollywood, famous for their designer boutiques, art galleries, cafes and colorful murals. They will also tour some of its most emblematic parks, where they will enjoy ample green spaces and historical monuments. Throughout the visit, your guide will share stories, curiosities and local recommendations to understand why Palermo is one of the neighborhoods of choice for both locals and travelers looking to experience the most modern and authentic side of Buenos Aires.