Begin your walking tour in Plaza de Mayo, the political heart of Buenos Aires. Here, you can't help but feel the echoes of Argentina's dramatic past. It's a tapestry of historical events, from revolutions to protests. Stroll around this large square and soak up the ambiance of history in action

As the presidential palace of Argentina, Casa Rosada provides a remarkable glimpse into the nation's political history. Its distinctive pink hue makes it one of the most iconic buildings in Buenos Aires. Stand in the Plaza and gaze at its majestic facade, or take a tour to see the opulent interiors and perhaps even catch a glimpse of the President’s office.

This colonial-era town hall offers a fantastic insight into Buenos Aires' colonial past. With its stunning white facade and arches, it's a beautiful example of Spanish colonial architecture. Inside, you can explore the museum to learn about the events leading up to the May Revolution of 1810.

This magnificent neoclassical cathedral, the mother church of Argentina, stands with an imposing presence. Once inside, you'll be amazed by the grandeur of the baroque altarpiece, the grandiose frescoes, and the solemn mausoleum of Argentine hero José de San Martín.

Take a break at Café Tortoni, the oldest café in the city. This café's splendid interior, with its wooden tables, tiffany lamps, and old photos, will transport you back to the early 20th century. Try a traditional Argentine pastry or the iconic hot chocolate with churros while you're here.

This bustling pedestrian street is one of the city's main shopping thoroughfares, known for its street performers, vendors, and shops. It's an excellent place to shop for Argentine leather goods and other souvenirs.

This opulent shopping center, housed in a Beaux-Arts building, is a destination in itself. It's known for its frescoed ceilings, painted by renowned Argentine artists. Even if you're not shopping, it's worth a visit just for the incredible art.

Finish your tour in San Martín Square, a beautiful green space named after Argentina's liberator. This tranquil oasis amid the city bustle has grand statues, manicured gardens, and provides a relaxing end to your walking tour. Nearby is the monument to the fallen in the Malvinas (Falklands) War, a poignant reminder of Argentina's recent history.