• Biblioteca Nacional - Discover the hidden gems of Buenos Aires within its books. The city has inspired renowned authors like Cortazar. Explore his vision of Buenos Aires.
• Museo del Libro y de la Lengua - Experience the literary boom of the 60s, the tales of Bioy Casares, and the early works of Sabato, all near the Recoleta neighborhood.
• Plaza Teniente General Emilio Mitre - This plaza offers a nostalgic glimpse into the past, where Sabato’s anti-heroine, Alejandra Vidal, a key character in “Heroes and Tombs” or “The Tunnel,” comes to life.
• El Ateneo Grand Splendid - A literary sanctuary, El Ateneo is a paradise for book enthusiasts.
• Plaza Luis Leloir - Square
• Parroquia San Agustin - Church
• Plaza Bartolome Mitre - Square

• Each chapter comes with offline accessible maps and tips for Buenos Aires exploration.

• Snacks
• Smartphone and headsets
• Admission Ticket

Argentina holds the honor of being home to numerous globally-acclaimed authors, many of whom derived inspiration from Buenos Aires. ‘On Heroes and Graves’ protagonist Alejandra will accompany you on this exceptional tour dedicated to the distinguished Argentine authors who eternalized Buenos Aires in their creations. The journey commences at the Mario Moreno National Library. As you traverse past the impressive Museum of Books and Languages, your guide will share details about Adolfo Bioy Casares. Thereafter, a stroll by the square dedicated to the Argentine military is on the itinerary. Then Alejandra will discuss its architect, Ernesto Sabato. Notably, Jorge Luis Borges’ contributions to Buenos Aires literature cannot be overlooked. Concluding the tour, Alejandra will reveal a hidden aspect of the heated political debate between Borges and Sábato. The tour winds up at the magnificent Ateneo bookstore.

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