• La Manzana de Las Luces - Explore the tales within one of Buenos Aires’ most significant historical squares.
• City Legislature Building - Appreciate the magnificent Palace of Buenos Aires City Hall.
• Libreria De Avila - The oldest bookstore in Buenos Aires.
• Basilica y Convento de San Francisco de Asis - Marvel at the beauty of this ancient church, restored multiple times, showcasing diverse and eclectic styles.
• Farmacia De la Estrella Homeopatia - Visit the oldest pharmacy in town.
• Altos de Elorriaga - One of the few remaining Colonial buildings in Buenos Aires.
• Calle Defensa - Witness the residence of Argentina’s first President.
• Museo Etnografico - Juan B. Ambrosetti - Explore the Italian-style building housing the ethnographic museum.
• Convento Santo Domingo - Basílica Nuestra Señora del Rosario de la Defensa y Reconquista de Buenos Aires - Discover this historic church, the site of a pivotal battle in history.
• Edificio Otto Wulff - Appreciate the architecture and uncover the truth behind the myth of this building.
• Casa Minima - Discover the narrow facade of this intriguing house and learn the story behind the myth.
• Patios de San Telmo - Explore this 1734 building, home to an art gallery and cultural activities.
• Monumento Canto al Trabajo - Admire Yrurtia’s masterpiece “Canto al Trabajo.”
• Bar Sur - Appreciate Bar Sur, marking the southern boundary of the city during Colonial times.
• Mercado de San Telmo - Visit the charming old market of San Telmo.
• Parroquia de San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo - Visit the church that battled yellow fever in the 19th century.
• Plaza Dorrego - Visit Buenos Aires’ second oldest square and learn its history.
• Parque Lezama - Visit the potential site of Buenos Aires’ first foundation and the former garden of Lezama’s Palace.
• Iglesia Santa Felicitas - Discover this beautiful church and the poignant story behind it.
• Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera) - Admire the temple of global football, the only stadium in the world that beats like a heart. Football enthusiasts can visit the “Museo de la Pasión Boquense” (tickets not included in the tour).
• Caminito - Take a tour through Caminito Street and its picturesque surroundings, visiting the conventillos and learning about the neighborhood’s history.
• Puente Transbordador Nicolas Avellaneda - Capture a photo of one of the few ferry bridges in the world, a famous postcard of La Boca.
• Museo Memoria de San Juan Evangelista - Discover the museum showcasing the heritage of immigrants who arrived in La Boca.
• Usina del Arte - Visit one of Buenos Aires’ finest cultural centers, located in a former factory.

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Leo’s BA Tours delivers a tailored service aimed at entertaining and enlightening travelers. The operator strives to help visitors understand and connect with the city through personal experiences, extensive knowledge, and thorough research. With a background in Finance and Administration, as well as experience as a theater actor, director, and producer, the operator is also a singer, composer, and image and sound designer. This diverse expertise allows for a broad perspective on the city. The operator’s own travel experiences enhance the ability to meet travelers’ needs. The goal is to offer not only friendly guidance but also comprehensive assistance to ensure an enjoyable, comfortable, and safe stay. Tours are adaptable in terms of timing and locations based on travelers’ preferences.

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