• Centro Cultural Kirchner - A cultural center housed in the former Post Office Palace, offering free activities. It is conveniently located near Av Corrientes and the iconic Luna Park.
• Plaza de Mayo - Situated in the city center, featuring the Casa Rosada. The area showcases buildings with diverse architectural styles, including European, colonial, and postmodern designs. Three grand avenues extend from here, and an old fort is hidden behind the Government House, the Rosada.
• Buenos Aires Museo - Museo de la Ciudad - Discover the city’s oldest house, Altos de Elorriaga, the Baroque Convent of San Francisco, the historic El Avila bookstore, and the Victorian Pacific Railway Company building with its onion dome, all nestled in alleyways reminiscent of Barcelona.
• Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires - This National College, affiliated with the University of Buenos Aires since the late 19th century, is a symbol of Argentina’s power. It has hosted presidents and scientists, including Albert Einstein, who delivered a master class here. Adjacent is San Ignacio Loyola, the oldest church in Buenos Aires, a colonial baroque art masterpiece with hidden tunnels beneath.
• Edificio Otto Wulff - Envision a building adorned with a thousand eyes, sculptures of South American animals, and atlantes supporting a structure designed by Hungarian architect Rônow. Two domes rise to heights with allegories to the Austro-Hungarian crown, showcasing a unique Jugendstil style globally.
• Edificio Bencich - Known as the Corner of the Five Domes, formerly the Boston Bench. It features a Spanish Neoplateresque style with octagonal roofs, art deco domes, finials, and gazebos, unique in South America, overlooking the North Diagonal.
• Obelisco - Designed by Alberto Prebisch, this landmark offers a viewpoint. It is an icon of national celebrations and represents the modernist transformation from the Belle Epoque porteña to the modernist avant-garde of the 1930s.
• Teatro Colon - The National Colosseum, renowned in Latin America for its Italianate design, exceptional acoustics, chamber subfloors, and the illustrious figures who have graced its stage. The Opera House is surrounded by grand palaces and squares, including Lavalle, Palacio de Tribunals, Teatro Hispano Cervantes, Synagogue Libertad, and Escuela Roca.

• All Fees and Taxes

• Lunch

Mati, a Tourism graduate from the city, is well-versed in urban life and the neighborhoods, ready to guide you through the subway tunnels for an authentic half-day tour of Buenos Aires.

With a loaded metro pass card, explore the unique atmosphere of hidden neighborhoods with educational and exclusive materials.

Mati offers a safe and delightful experience that encourages stepping out of your comfort zone, combining essential ARQ highlights with rooftop drinks during the stunning Buenos Aires sunset.

Experience an eclectic view of downtown Buenos Aires.

Witness the splendor, rustic charm, and gritty aspects equally to truly understand Argentina as it is felt.

Mati will be your host, ensuring you own your experience by the end of this dynamic tour.

Mati, the TourAngel of experiences, is a companion to travelers, a guide, and a Tourism graduate. Registration 30986 6.

• Bring water and extra cash for personal purchases

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