• Bar Britanico - Located in the historic district of Buenos Aires.
• Parque Lezama - The starting point, where the first fort was established in 1536.
• Club Sueco Restaurante - Swedish church established in 1944.
• Memory Walk - A former clandestine center for detention, torture, and extermination from 1976 to 1979.
• Parroquia de San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo - A colonial Catholic church.
• Plaza Dorrego - The main square of the old town.
• Mercado de San Telmo - A local market built by Italian immigrants.
• Puente de la Mujer - The Woman’s Bridge, designed by Spanish architect and structural engineer Santiago Calatrava.
• Casa Rosada - The office of the President.

• University degree guide

Embark on more than just a simple walk-and-listen tour. This is an interactive journey where participants are encouraged to engage in conversation, ask questions, and explore the rich past, present, and future of Argentina’s capital.

This walking experience unveils the cityscape. Participants will explore the historical roots of modern Buenos Aires, using the city itself as a guidebook.

Who were the original inhabitants? Why were the British so determined to invade these shores? What happened to Buenos Aires’ significant African-descendant population? How did Argentina become a nation of immigrants? What is the story behind Evita and Perón? Who were the desaparecidos, and how does their memory influence modern Argentina? Why does the US dollar have such a strong impact on the local economy?

These are not merely historical facts; they are the key questions that reveal the essence of the city. Join this walk to collaboratively discover the answers. Reserve your spot now and experience Buenos Aires like never before!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.