• Centro Cultural Kirchner - The third largest cultural center globally, offering a stunning view of the banking city facing Puerto Madero, known as “the lower porteño.”
• Plaza de Mayo - Plaza de Mayo and the banking Gotham City, featuring churches in the Monserrat neighborhood, nestled among tunnels and Jesuit monasteries.
• Monserrat - Monserrat, the gateway to San Telmo, is close to Plaza de Mayo. Its tunnels and Franciscan convents evoke the Afro and Spanish, Creole, and Mulatto colonization, accompanied by charming local characters.
• Obelisco - The heart of the city’s celebrations and theaters, where the first lights of the evening create a vibrant atmosphere.
• Teatro Colon Buenos Aires Argentina - Passing by the Teatro Colon, Obelisk, and Plaza Lavalle.
• Palacio de Aguas Corrientes - Home to the Faculty of Medicine of the UBA, adorned with murals. Enjoy a coffee break among students and learn about the history of Nobel Prize winners. Discover the Argentine educational system.
• Plaza Prof. Dr. Bernardo Houssay - Located in Almagro, a multi-ethnic, student-centric neighborhood. The prestigious Argentine public university thrives here, surrounded by murals and Nobel Prizes. Mention of the 1994 AMIA attack nearby and the legends of medicine amidst the youth culture in this new gastronomic hotspot.
• El Ateneo Grand Splendid - A beautiful theater bookstore, ranked as the second most beautiful in the world by several prestigious magazines. Enjoy a 40-minute stop to read or have a coffee.
• Recoleta - Explore the Recoleta neighborhood, rich in art, galleries, and the city’s most artistic cemetery. Visit the mobile monument of La Flor and the surrounding areas of Palermo with its fabulous forests. Experience art and the colorful street fair, and enjoy a mate tasting.
• Retiro - Discover Plaza San Martin, Torre Monumental, and Retiro train station. Experience the narrow streets of Barrio 31 in contrast with the grand Victorian station and the esplanade of skyscrapers. The Clock Tower and street vendors tell the story of an Argentina full of contrasts and history.

• All fees and/or taxes

• Lunch

Exploring the key aspects of Buenos Aires and its rich diversity. Why choose Buenos Aires? What factors contributed to its unique character?

How did Creoles, Italians, Afro-Americans, Germans, and even those marginalized by genocides, such as Armenians and indigenous peoples, come to coexist peacefully in a city of 16 million?

What opportunities are available? Today, influencers, accountants, artists, and international intellectuals continue to arrive, seeking tranquility and making a living in what remains of the capital of an empire that never was.

We will explore the various architectural styles and world-class design gems, along with the city’s music and local cuisine. Its native and foreign flora will lead us on an urban adventure, among domes, under reliefs, Atlanteans, and caryatids.

Join us on this urban exploration to discover details often missed on standard tours, all while enjoying a relaxed interaction with the locals.

• Carry water and extra cash for personal shopping

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