3 h

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Om denne aktiviteten

On this 2.5 mile (4 km) city walking tour, you'll see some of the most famous historical attractions in Buenos Aires. As you explore unique buildings and plazas around the city, your local tour guide will give you in-depth details on the immigration, local history, traditions and architectural evolution of Buenos Aires. This fun, relaxing walking tour will take you off the beaten track and show you the rich culture of the city.

On this walking tour, you'll visit:
• Calle Florida, the 400-year-old main street
• Plaza de Mayo, where you'll hear the story of the foundation of Buenos Aires
• Government House, where you'll learn about Evita and the Path of the Madres
• National Bank, May Pyramid and the early Opera House
• Metropolitan Cathedral and San Martin’s Tomb
• See Puerto Madero
• Defensa Street, where the fight against invaders in 1807
•The oldest shop, oldest church and oldest house in town
• Four Basilicas in four blocks, from the early Spanish period
• St Domingo’s feisty (and scarred) church
• Viceroy Linier’s house, and example of colonial Architecture
• ...plus, hear lots of other local stories, curious facts and peculiarities!

Note: You may not see the full itinerary, depending on time and circumstances of your tour

Les mer Vis mindre

Inkludert

Professional English-speaking guide
Coffee break

Ikke inkludert

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Gratuities
Food and drinks

Ekstra

Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
Children under the age of 8 are free of charge when accompanied by an adult
Minimum number of 2 passengers required for tour to operate
Note: tour operates rain or shine

Sektorer

Turisme

90%

Kulturell

80%

Sport

25%

Granskinger

4.3

8

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Patrick M

5 | 2017-10-24

This was the perfect way to begin our trip to Argentina with a lovely walk through the city center learning about the fascinating history of Buenos Aires. Our guide was personable and intelligent to a fault, commenting on the role of certain places in the national history while pointing out details of architecture and design and offering a running commentary on Argentina today compared to yesteryear. We visited noteworthy churches, plazas, public buildings, as well as hidden spots, and had a cortado break in one of the older, time-honored cafes. The group was small, allowing us to bond with each other. The time spent was memorable, indeed it went by too quickly, and we went away with our heads filled with ideas for the rest of our time in Buenos Aires.

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