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Galeria Guemes - Beautiful Art Nouveau arcade.
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Los 36 Billares - Period café and antique billiard hall.
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Palacio Barolo - Mysterious palace inspired by the divine comedy.
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Pasaje Roverano - Buenos Aires’ oldest ‘Pasaje’. Connects with subway system at Perú station.
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Centro Cultural Kirchner - Exhibition centre housed in former Central Post Office
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San Telmo Market - The city’s famous bustling street market housing antiques dealers and street food stalls.
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Libreria De Avila - - BA’s oldest bookshop
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Edificio Bencich - The building with the most famous dome in Buenos Aires. BA is also known as the city of domes- with over 200 of them!
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Plaza de Mayo - The heart of Buenos Aires life, where Evita spoke to her followers.
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Casa Rosada - The famous Casa Rosada.
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Catedral Primada - In this exciting new experience I will help you discover Buenos Aires’ hidden gems: those quaint and curious little places you don’t find in your guidebook!
Some of the intriguing places we’ll visit are (depending on time of day are): -
A secret panoramic viewing platform from where you can appreciate some of Buenos Aires’ 200 domes
-A sky bar on the top of BA’s tallest skyscraper (get ready for dramatic sunsets!)
-An atmospheric period cafés from the early 20th century with a 36 table Billiard Hall
-An antique café offering exotic coffees and the city’s largest assortment of spices -
A hidden alley that’s perfectly symmetrical
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BA’s oldest bookshop
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The Justice Palace’s forgotten library
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An antiques shop serving dinner!
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The forgotten network of red postboxes
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The best empanadas in San Telmo’s Street Market
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The street with 15 pizzerias!
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A traditional San Telmo ‘Casa Chorizo’ haunted by ghosts
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An hauntingly beautiful victorian water plant
Also, if you want to improve your photography or bring your Instagram feed to the next level, I will be delighted to give you some great photography tips.
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Pasaje Dr. Rodolfo Rivarola - A hidden alley that’s perfectly symmetrical.
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Pasaje de la Defensa - A traditional San Telmo ‘Casa Chorizo’ haunted by ghosts
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Bar Sur - Old tango café in the historical San Telmo district.
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Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires - Buenos Aire’s longest standing school!
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- Tea and coffee
On this exclusive tour, you’ll receive personalized instruction from a professional photographer whose work has been featured in National Geographic and Getty Images. Enjoy a lively photography class set against the charming backdrop of Buenos Aires. We’ll cover a wide array of locations, capturing a diverse set of photographs. Our day begins with a welcoming cup of coffee and a succinct iPad presentation filled with my best photography advice. We will then set off on our 3.5-hour photo exploration. At each location, you’ll be given photographic ‘tasks’, and I will offer constructive critiques of your photos. As a photojournalist, my work in this captivating city has allowed me to uncover all of its secrets, and I’m eager to assist you in capturing unique snapshots of this vivacious and multicultural city. I also have 50k followers on Instagram, so if you’re into social media photography, I would love to help. From Monday to Friday, 10 AM tours in Portuguese and English are conducted by my associate, Tom.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
