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Buenos Aires for curious people - Full day
Discover Buenos Aires from an anthropological point of view. Who were the first inhabitants? Where is the African-descendant population? Where did all these white people come from? Why is the city split into North (rich) and South (poor)? Was really Buenos Aires “the Paris of the South”? Was Argentina ever a world economic power? 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?
Meeting Point
Parque Lezama
Start of tour
We will meet at Parque Lezama (right next to Don Pedro de Mendoza's monument) - San Telmo neighborhood.
Pedro de Mendoza's monument
Our starting point. Place in which the first fort was stablished in 1536.
Russian Orthodox Church & Sweedish Church
Why millions of european immigrants came this country during the last decades of XIX century and the beginning of XX?
Former Concentration Camp (Military Dictatorship)
Who were the "desaparecidos" during the military dictatorship?
Dorrego Square & San Telmo's Market
Old town's main square & local market built up by italian immigrants back in 1897.
Puerto Madero & Women's Bridge
How did an old British port became the newest (and trendiest) neighborhood in town?
Casa Rosada
President's office and current Main National Square.
Mercado de los Carruajes
Lunch break
Plaza General San Martín
The margins of the city during the colonial era and its radical change after the economic boom of the late 19th century
Retiro Train Station
An emblem of the agro-export economic system and the "partnership" with Great Britain.
Kavanagh building
An icon of modern architecture in the city and a perfect example of economic power and local aristocracy from the beginning of the 20th century
San Martín Palace
How one of the most exuberant palaces built by the local oligarchy became the National Foreign Affairs Headquarters?
Former Israel Embassy
Old mansions turned into embassies, petit hotels and museums. The case of 1992 attack on the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires.
Jockey Club
Symbol of the oligarchy of Argentina: fields, horses and exclusiveness.
Recoleta Cementery
End of tour
Ending Point
Recoleta Cementery
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Inclusions & Exclusions
University degree guide
Food & beverage are not included.
Tour Important Information
Lunch is not included.
Tickets to Cementery not included (AR$ 5.090 only with Credit Card at entrance)
Important message from the guide
Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays I can only work in the afternoon.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Buenos Aires Tour Reviews
“A must do trip when in Buenos Aires - with Nicol?s! ”
Nicolás is a fantastic guide. We booked a private tour with him and it was a great experience. He is friendly, well-organised and professional. He has vast knowledge, insights and passion for his country’s past, present and future. He also has many entertaining fun facts to share! We enjoyed every minutes in this tour. It is a must for people that want a deeper understanding of the society, or just anything interesting about the city and Argentina. We highly recommend Nicolás. On top: Nicolas speaks excellent English, Spanish and Italian.
“Wonderful experience and guide!”
Nicolás gives a unique tour blending history, culture, economics, and architecture. His expertise and passion brings another layer to an already rich and vibrant city. He was also very responsive and accommodating, able to customize to our schedule. An incredibly memorable tour and highly recommended way to explore the city!
