Meeting Point

Hotels, cruise port, domestic airport (AEP), temporary rentals.

Floraris Generica - Park Neighborhood

Palermo - Rose Garden

Time to enter Palermo! The biggest neighborhood of Buenos Aires. A first stop in the area will be at the Rose Garden where we will do a little walk of 20 minutes. Thousands of roses are waiting to fulfill our senses with scents and colors - Note: Please be aware that the Rose Garden is closed on Mondays and during bad weather.

Hippodrome of Palermo

Leaving the Rose Garden behind, we will continue with our way through Palermo taking the Libertador avenue, second widest one of Buenos Aires. In our way we will stop and do a walk at the Hippodrome of Palermo. The horse racing field is gorgeous! A blend of French style building, British tradition and beautiful gardens that will amaze you.

Park lane - River Plate Stadium

Our way will continue through the green area of the Palermo & Belgrano neighborhoo's park lane until we reach the River Plate Stadium. The greatest and best soccer team of Buenos Aires (if you think that I'm a fan of this team, then you are right!). Right there I will tell you some funny stories about the team and monuments that you can find in the area.

Memory Park.

Following the North Park, we will arrive to the River Plate Coastline and the Memory Park (Parque de la Memoria). Here we can appreciate the widest river in the world, the silhouette of the Delta Islands and a park that was created as a memorial of the people that disappeared during the military dictatorship that took place in Argentina from 1976 to 1983. A walk is planned in the area.

Recoleta - Cemetery

From the memorial we will follow the coastline of the river Plate, catching back the neighborhood of Palermo and heading to Recoleta. On our way we will pass right next to the Planeterium, Japanese Gardens (biggest Japanese garden out of Japan), Ecopark and the Island neighborhood (completly out of the beaten track). When arriving to Recoleta cemetery we will make a 30 / 40 minutes walking tour in it. The cemetery is amazing and there we can talk about the Argentinean history (something not to be missed)

Lunch time

Retiro - San Martin Square

9th of July Avenue - Obelisk

On our way out of Retiro, we we will connect with the 9th of July Avenue (widest avenue in the world) where the iconic obelisk and Colon theatre are located.

Mayo Square

When arriving to Mayo Square we will see the Cabildo (Old town hall of Buenos Aires where the revolution started), Casa Rosada (the presidential palace) as well as other government buildings. A stop is planned here. Please be aware that sometimes (not so frequent) this area can be closed due to the President activities

Puerto Madero - La Boca

Leaving Mayo Square behind, we will drive through the modern neighborhood of Puerto Madero where we can see the Woman´s bridge, a classic postcard of Buenos Aires and the Ecological Reserve. Our way leads us to La Boca where we will get in contact with the street art displayed in the neighborhood, ending in the famous Caminito street and its colorful houses (20 minutes walk planned here). A place full of history, football and Tango.

San Telmo

On our way out of La Boca we will drive by San Telmo area. A place very well known for the Sunday market and its antique shops.

Congress

Plenty of surprises... we will go through Mayo Avenue, it will look like being in Barcelona or Madrid. In our way we pass next to Cafe Tortoni and Palacio Barolo, then we reach the Congress... What a bulding!!! but yet there is more to come...

Water Palace and Ateneo Bookstore... Cherries of the cake!

If you thought you saw everything and by now you are atonished... You are wrong! Wait till you see the Water Palace (the water plant built in 1887) and the Ateneo bookstore (considered to be the most beautiful bookstore in the world)... after this we are done!

Ending Point

At 5.00 pm I will leave you at your hotels, cruise port, domestic airport (AEP), temporary rental or wherever you want..