• Plaza de Mayo - Explore the city’s foundational block, the birthplace of the Peronist Movement. Plaza de Mayo is Buenos Aires’ oldest public square and has witnessed many significant events in the city’s history, from its second founding in 1580, through the independence revolution, to recent political demonstrations.
• Facultad de Ingeniería - Admire this impressive building constructed in the mid-20th century for the Fundación María Eva Duarte de Perón, a charitable foundation led by Eva. “Evita” passed away in 1952 and never used the building. After the 1955 military coup against Perón, it was reassigned to the University of Buenos Aires’ Faculty of Engineering.
• Plaza General Agustín Pedro Justo - This square is home to the city’s only Perón statue.
• Edificio del Ministerio de la Salud y de Desarrollo Social - This building was one of Juan Domingo Perón’s first offices and features an iconic representation of Evita.
• Museo Evita - Delve into Evita’s life by visiting an old shelter managed by Evita Perón. The building’s walls once resonated with Evita’s strong voice and the joyful sounds of women and children who found refuge there. Now, it houses the Museo Evita, a vibrant museum where visitors can learn about and appreciate the life of Argentina’s most significant woman.
• Cementerio de la Recoleta - Visit Evita Perón’s tomb at the Recoleta cemetery. It is a beautiful place, with shaded walkways and towering marble mausoleums showcasing Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Baroque, and Neo-Gothic architectural styles, Masonic symbols, and powerful religious iconography. Over 90 of its tombs are listed as national historical monuments.
• CGT General Confederation of Labor “Blue and White” - This is the union that solidified and strengthened Peronist power in Argentina. The General Confederation of Labor is a national trade union federation in Argentina, founded in 1930. Nearly one in five employed individuals – and two out of three unionized workers in Argentina – belong to the CGT, one of the world’s largest labor federations.
• Lo de Néstor - Visit a bar created and operated by Peronists. Discover what keeps Peronism alive over 50 years after their leader’s passing and engage in deep conversations about what it means to be a Peronist.

• Admission to the Evita Peron Museum

• Tips are not inlcuded and always welcomed by our team

Join Maru or Vicky, two historians, educators and activists, to learn about Argentina’s most fascinating and daunting movement: Peronism. You will explore the context behind the rise of this political figure and how we carved up a movement that is still active 50 years after his death. Explore the life of famed First Lady Evita Perón and discover the answers to the questions: was Perón a Nazi? Is Peronism left wing or right wing? What even is Peronism? In this tour we’ll explore the Evita Perón Museum as well as many landmarks for Peronist history.
In this tour we’ll navigate the landmarks of Peronism, including Perón Square, Plaza de Mayo, the main Union building of the Peronist era, the Evita Perón Foundation, a Peronist Theme bar (yes, really!), the Health Ministry and the Evita Perón Museum.
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