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We'll explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history of a 200,000+ collective, we'll explore the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales and Retiro. We'll go beyond religious tradition as we explore how politics and the broad history of Argentina shaped and made it's Jewish population into what it is today. Throughout our action-packed tour, we'll see AMIA, known as "the mother institution" of Jewish life in Argentina, which was targeted by a terrorist attack in the 90s, and visit the Jewish Museum and Libertad Synagogue. We will explore Once, a Jewish neighborhood and bulk trading district, strolling through synagogues, quinceañera party supply shops and fabric vendors. We will go to what we call "Diversity Corner": a place where just by standing 5 minutes, you'll witness all the diversity BA can showcase. We'll discuss the "cryptojews" who escaped the European Inquisition by coming to Latin America, and how the population became organized as waves of Jewish immigrants entered the country in the late 1800s. You'll hear about the Jewish Gauchos, the only American Pogrom, the communist heritage of the URRS Jews, the "disappeared" of the last Argentine dictatorship and the challenges faced today by our community.
TRF from the port to the May Square | 10 amThe guide will welcome you and pick you up.Plaza de Mayo + Afroargentine History Tour | 10:30 -14:30Explore the contrasting hues of the city of Buenos Aires in this half day outing. First, we’re off to the Plaza de Mayo area, the foundational blocks of the city. Here, we’ll explore the presidential palace Casa Rosada, the Cathedral and the fascinating political history that is central to this park and stretches from colonial times into contemporary affairs.We will the walk into San Telmo Neighboorhood and start the Afroargentine History Tour. A unique walking tour led by local community members that uncovers the often-overlooked Afro-Argentine history and culture. We trace African roots in Buenos Aires’ streets, buildings, and tango.As we walk through San Telmo, we’ll visit former slave quarters, the church, tenements, and a Capeverdean-owned restaurant, ending at El Tambo Afro—the first Black artists and entrepreneurs’ store. Along the way, we’ll explore the legacy of Afro-Argentines, the history of erasure, and the ongoing
Celebrate Black History Month joining the only Black History tour in the country!Come along on a unique tour that explores the often-overlooked Afro-Argentine history and culture, led by Julia Cohen Ribeiro, a tour guide, filmmaker and performance artist centering her work on Black History. You'll discover the African roots woven into the fabric of Buenos Aires' buildings, stories, and even tango. Our tour of the historic neighborhood of San Telmo takes you from Parque Lezama to the iconic Plaza Dorrego, uncovering the rich legacy of Afro-Argentines from pre-colonial times to the modern-day activism reshaping the country's relationship to race.On this walking tour, we'll explore the old slave trading quarters and housing, as well as the National Historic Museum, San Telmo Church, Dorrego Square, minimal house, and tenements. Along the way, you'll learn about the history of the Afro-Argentines, as well as the process of invisibilization of Black heritage and the activism that fights for an anti-racist Argentina.We use the profits from our Black Heritage department to promote affordable tours for locals, sponsor free tours for kids and highlight the contributions of our Black community.Join us and see a different side of Buenos Aires that's often hidden in plain sight.
Come along on a unique tour that explores the often-overlooked Afro-Argentine history and culture, led by members of the local community. You'll discover the African roots woven into the fabric of Buenos Aires' buildings, stories, and even tango. Our tour of the historic neighborhood of San Telmo, uncovering the rich legacy of Afro-Argentines from pre-colonial times to the modern-day activism reshaping the country's relationship to race.On this walking tour, we'll explore the old slave trading quarters and housing, as well as San Telmo Church, Dorrego Square, minimal house, and tenements. Along the way, you'll learn about the history of the Afro-Argentines, as well as the process of invisibilization of Black heritage and the activism that fights for an anti-racist Argentina.We use the profits from our Black Heritage department to promote affordable tours for locals, sponsor free tours for kids and highlight the contributions of our Black community.Join us and see a different side of Buenos Aires that's often hidden in plain sight.
Plaza de Mayo + Afroargentine History Tour | March 29th 9.30 pickup at the Port and Free Time. Our bus will make 3 stops: Plaza San Martín (get off here to explore the French neighborhoods of Buenos Aires), Plaza de Mayo (city center, we will be touring this area later today) and La Boca (get off here to explore the colorful immigrant quarters of the city) 15.30 Make your way to our meeting point at Plaza Dorrego for the Afroargentine Walking History TourExplore the contrasting hues of the city of Buenos Aires in this half day outing. First, we’re off to the Plaza de Mayo area, the foundational blocks of the city. Here, we’ll explore the presidential palace Casa Rosada, the Cathedral and the fascinating political history that is central to this park and stretches from colonial times into contemporary affairs.We will the walk into San Telmo Neighboorhood and start the Afroargentine History Tour. A unique walking tour led by local community members that uncovers the often-overlooked Afro-Argentine history and culture. We trace African roots in Buenos Aires’ streets, buildings, and tango.As we walk through San Telmo, we’ll visit former slave quarters, the church, tenements, and a Capeverdean-owned restaurant, ending at El Tambo Afro—the first Black artists and entrepreneurs’ store. Along the way, we’ll explore the legacy of Afro-Argentines, the history of erasure, and the ongoing
Plaza de Mayo + Afroargentine History Tour | March 30th 14:00-18:00 Explore the contrasting hues of the city of Buenos Aires in this half day outing. First, we’re off to the Plaza de Mayo area, the foundational blocks of the city. Here, we’ll explore the presidential palace Casa Rosada, the Cathedral and the fascinating political history that is central to this park and stretches from colonial times into contemporary affairs.We will the walk into San Telmo Neighboorhood and start the Afroargentine History Tour. A unique walking tour led by local community members that uncovers the often-overlooked Afro-Argentine history and culture. We trace African roots in Buenos Aires’ streets, buildings, and tango.As we walk through San Telmo, we’ll visit former slave quarters, the church, tenements, and a Capeverdean-owned restaurant, ending at El Tambo Afro—the first Black artists and entrepreneurs’ store. Along the way, we’ll explore the legacy of Afro-Argentines, the history of erasure, and the ongoing
Explore the history, quirks, passions and flavors of Buenos Aires in a full day tour with savvy local mavens.Dive deep into the experience of the porteños, discovering the history of the city and how it influenced the modern-day locals: from slang, to food, to graffiti, to body gesturing.Visit the main highlights -Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, San Telmo, Recoleta and more- with a Queer twist: in this outing you won't just discover the city's history and higlights but also the way gender expression, identity and legislation were understood throughout Buenos Aires' history.Visit-Plaza de Mayo: colonial downtown-San Telmo explore the iconic market with free time to grab lunch-La Boca: the colorful immigrant district-See the National Congress, home to numerous wins by the LGBTIA+ community-Visit the Recoleta Cemetery-Retiro and Recoleta: the French districts
Join us for a day trip to one of the New Natural Wonders of the World: the Iguazu Falls.In the middle of the Misiones jungle, nested between a lush forest full of coaties, monkeys and colorful birds, lies one of the largest and most dramatic waterfall complexes in the world. We'll start this 2 day adventure, by flying to Puerto Iguazú and checking our bags at the luxurious Meliá hotel, which is nested in the middle of the Iguazú National Park overlooking its most dramatic fall. Upon arriving, we'll head straight to the Argentine side, where we'll explore the upper and lower trails, as well as the famous Garganta del Diablo waterfall. In the late afternoon, we'll get soaked up at the feet of the waterfalls in a boat ride unlike any other at Gran Aventura (zodiac ride is optional as it needs a moderate state of fitness)In the afternoon, we'll head back to relax at the Meliá Hotel, where you can sip on cocktails by the pool with one of the world's best views. In the evening, you can opt to stay relaxing in the hotel or join us at The Argentine Experience, where you'll enjoy a night of food and cocktails and some hands-on culinary action.On our second day, we'll start off with a lazy morning to continue to enjoy this one-of-a-kind hotel, after which we'll head out to Brasil side to enjoy scenic panoramic views of the Argentine side. After a 3 course lunch at the Belmond hotel, we'll cross the border back into Argentina and enjoy sunset overlooking the Paraguay-Brazil-Argentina border with cocktails and food before catching our late evening flight back to Buenos Aires.Dec 17th4.00 Pickup at hotel6.40 Flight to IGR10.00 Argentine side tour - explore the trails with us and have the option of going on an exciting speedboat to the feet of the falls!PM - Enjoy one of the most stunning hotels in the world: grab a cocktail overlooking the falls and rest up or join us for a culinary adventure at The Argentine Experience!Dec 18th9.00 Arrival and transfer to Iguacu Park13.00 Lunch at Belmond and visit the Brazil park17.00 Transfer for the Triple Border for cocktail hour and early dinner19.30 Transfer to IGR21.30 Flight to BA22.50 Transfer to hotel
Enjoy a tango show at El Viejo Almacén - a historic venue where legends were made and were tango continues to resonate each night in one of the neighborhoods where this music was born.The show features a live orchestra, four tango couples, a female vocalist, a malambo and boleadoras segment, and a special appearance by Hugo Marcel as the main star.We offer four ticket types: Show and dinner (20-00h) Show and dinner - VIP seating and menu (20-00h) Only show (22-00h) Only show - VIP seating (22-00h)Lunfarda recommends choosing the VIP seating show and dining at Grandes Carnicerías del Plata or La Brigada, both within walking distance of the venue.You can also add private or shared transfers
Discover the charming neighborhood of San Telmo with its cobbled streets, immigrant architecture and delicious food scene. Walk through the centennial San Telmo market as you discover stalls of delicious produce, ethnic food and all sorts of trinkets. Finally, you'll visit La Boca, the port through which millions of European immigrants entered Argentina transforming the country and the city forever. Visit the old communal housing of the immigrants and revel in the artistic, bohemian vibe of this very latin neighborhood.Your tour includes a 5-star rated guide, bus fare between neighborhoods!Explore:-San Telmo: Dorrego Square, the San Telmo Market, Defensa Street, Minimal House and more.-La Boca: Caminito street, the old port, immigrant tenements, Boca Juniors Stadium and more.Discover the South’s bohemian latin vibe as you learn about:-The immigrant era and how it made the modern day porteño.-Benito Quinquela Martín, and how art can save a community.-Argentines and soccer.-The history of Tango.-Lunfardo slang.-Art + politics: Mafalda, Mothers of May Square, street art scene.
Come explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history, traditions and landmarks of a 300,000+ community, we'll explore the neighborhoods of Once and Tribunales.We'll go beyond tradition as we explore how politics and the broad history of Argentina shaped and made its Jewish population into what it is today.Our day will start at fast-paced Once: the utmost Jewish neighborhood and largest bulk-trading district of Argentina, where you'll find anything from fabrics, to toys, to Quinceañera party supplies. Here, we'll see AMIA -known as "the mother institution" of Jewish life in Argentina-, that was targeted by a terrorist attack in the 90s. We'll explore different memorials both for the victims of AMIA and for the unsung heroes of those days: the first responders and doctors, exploring the concept of "active memory" and the long quest to bring the perpetrators of this attack to justice. We will also pay a unique visit to IWO, the largest archive of Yiddish culture in South America that was nearly destroyed in the AMIA bombing. Before leaving the community, we’ll stop at one of the oldest Delis in the city to try some kosher snacks!Later, we'll move on to Tribunales, the first jewish neighborhood of Buenos Aires, to visit the Jewish Museum and Libertad Synagogue. You'll learn about the Jews who escaped the European Inquisition by coming to Latin America, how the population became organized as waves of Jewish immigrants entered the country in the late 1800s, the Jewish Gauchos and the relationship between the Peronist political movement and the Nazis. We'll finish our day at the old site of the Israeli Embassy, which was destroyed by a car-bomb attack in the early 1990s.In our tour you'll hear about, the 1919 Buenos Aires pogrom, the communist heritage of the URSS Jews, the "disappeared" Jews of the last Argentine dictatorship and all the challenges, rifts and situations faced today by our community.
Discover the glamour and extravagance of the Paris of South America visiting Retiro and Recoleta. These were the chosen neighborhoods by Argentina's french-obsessed economic elites in the late 1800s, where they constructed 60 room french palaces and one of the worlds' most spectacular cemeteries.Go back into the glamour of the old days, as you learn about the golden era of Argentina.Explore:• San Martín Square: the Anchorena Palace, Basilica of the Holy Sacrament and Kavanagh building. • The British Tower• Arroyo Street. • Alvear Avenue: home to Argentina's finest palaces. • The Recoleta Cemetery, including the mausoleum of Evita Perón.Discover the Paris of South America as you learn about:• The golden age of Argentina and its French-obsessed elite. • San Martín and his Liberation Campaigns. • Evita Perón and Peronism. • Stories of love and revenge that echo through time. • Quirks and habits of the local porteños.
Come explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history, traditions and landmarks of South America’s largest community, we’ll explore the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales and Retiro. We’ll go beyond tradition as we explore how politics and the broad history of Argentina shaped the Argentine Jewish Identity. This tour includes a private born-and-raised Argentine Jewish guide, bus/taxi fare during the tour, bottled water and tickets to the Libertad Synagogue, Paso Synagogue and the Jewish Museum. Explore: -Once Neighborhood: the heart of the Jewish Argentine community. -AMIA (from outside): Argentina’s most important institution, targeted in the 90’s by a terrorist attack. -Paso Synagogue (from outside, visit inside is optional). -Tribunales: the first Jewish neighborhood of Buenos Aires. -Libertad Synagogue and Jewish Museum. -Square of the old Israeli Embassy. Discover the Argentine Jewish identity as you learn about: -The origins and development of the Argentine Jewish Community. -The iconic Jewish Gauchos of the countryside. -The 1919 BA pogrom and the rise of antisemitism in Argentina. -WW2 in Argentina: Peronism, Nazis, Allies, the hunt for Eichmann. -The Disappeared Jews of the 1976 military dictatorship. -The 90’s terrorist attacks and aftermath. -Current events and challenges faced by our community.
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Join us on an adventure through the colorful area of La Boca, armed with our activity booklet, “Buenos Aires for Kids”. Kids will learn about the immigrants of Argentina, tango, football, and art. This tour is perfect for kids aged 4-12 (and young-at-heart grown-ups too!). Each kid will receive a copy of “Buenos Aires for Kids”, complete with +40 pages of activities, fun facts, and stickers too!We will explore the famous Caminito, Boca Juniors Stadium (from outside), the Immigrant’s Conventillo, and the street art of La Boca. And, of course, the tour includes a tasty local treat for everyone!
Join our soccer-obsessed guides into a journey of passion and futbolIn this tour you'll walk around La Boca and Retiro, discovering the link between the immigration of the 1800s and the arrival of futbol to Argentina. You'll learn how we became so obsessed with football and talk about the relationship of this sport with politics, gender, and rituals accross Argentina. We will visit the Bombonera Stadium, the mythical arena were players like Maradona, Riquelme and Palermo played.
Palermo is the city's most up and coming neighborhood, its streets are an open-air urban art gallery packed with color and style! We will wander its sleek cobblestone passageways exploring all sorts of urban art; from murals, paste-ups, mosaics and physical graffiti that speak to creativity of the most dynamic and hip neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Starting in the heart of Soho we will pass by boutiques and gastropubs discussing how local art and inspiration crafted its own unique aesthetic and possibly witness artists painting live! Of course you will have plenty of time for photos and we'll pop in for a (café/beer/vino) along the way.Explore:-The colorful streets pasaje Santa Rosa y Russell.-Artworks by some of Buenos Aires’ top street artists: El Marian, Magee, Campos Jesse, Dario Coronda, No me Baño and more! -The centennial Mercado de Pulgas, a chic flea market in the heart of Palermo Hollywood and the heart of Palermo Soho: Serrano Square.Learn about:-The history of Argentine street art.-The reflection of Argentine idiosyncrasy and history on Palermo’s walls.-Street art and its relationship with gentrification.Includes:-A choripan sandwich with beer-Icecream
Join us on a tour that celebrates the history, landmarks, and legacy of Argentina's LGBTQ+ movement. From pre-colonial times to the historic Egalitarian Marriage Bill and Gender Identity Bill, this tour covers it all. You'll explore the National Congress, historic "teteras," and memorials to great activists. You'll also discover why Evita Perón became a gay icon at the Evita Museum. This tour delves deep into the relationship between gender expression and sexuality, from Native Americans to the first legal non-binary people in the country. It's a tour full of grit and fighting spirit.For every private tour we sell, we donate 10% of the earnings to the Mocha Celis high school for Trans folk. This amazing school provides students with psychological and medical assistance, food stamps, and most importantly, a place of love, empathy, and non-judgment.During the tour, you'll visit the National Congress, Carlos Jáuregui's home, a historic lesbian activist center, and a Queer Cultural Center. Get ready to explore the rich and vibrant history of Argentina's Queer community.Important note: visits to the NGO Mocha Celis run during the school year, Mo-Fri.
Come explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history, traditions and landmarks of a 300,000+ community, we'll explore the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales and Retiro.We'll go beyond tradition as we explore how politics and the broad history of Argentina shaped and made its Jewish population into what it is today.Our day will start at fast-paced Once: the utmost Jewish neighborhood and largest bulk-trading district of Argentina, where you'll find anything from fabrics, to toys, to Quinceañera party supplies. Here, we'll see AMIA -known as "the mother institution" of Jewish life in Argentina-, that was targeted by a terrorist attack in the 90s. We'll explore different memorials both for the victims of AMIA and for the unsung heroes of those days: the first responders and doctors, exploring the concept of "active memory" and the long quest to bring the perpetrators of this attack to justice. We will also check out IWO, the largest archive of Yiddish culture in South America that was nearly destroyed in the AMIA bombing. Later, we'll move on to Tribunales, the first jewish neighborhood of Buenos Aires, to visit the Jewish Museum and Libertad Synagogue. You'll learn about the Jews who escaped the European Inquisition by coming to Latin America, how the population became organized as waves of Jewish immigrants entered the country in the late 1800s, the Jewish Gauchos and the relationship between the Peronist political movement and the Nazis. We'll finish our day at the old site of the Israeli Embassy, which was destroyed by a car-bomb attack in the early 1990s.In our tour you'll hear about, the 1919 Buenos Aires pogrom, the communist heritage of the URSS Jews, the "disappeared" Jews of the last Argentine dictatorship and all the challenges, rifts and situations faced today by our community.
Explore the big questions and aesthetic of modernity in a tour dedicated to contemporary art and architecture. We’ll start in the newest neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Puerto Madero, raising questions about the tensions between modernity and tradition as we walk through an old port turned high rise district. Here, we’ll see the emblematic Woman’s Bridge before crossing it to arrive at the Kirchner Cultural Center, Latin America’s largest of its kind. After taking in the monumentality of this old, french looking building, we’ll head inside to see the contemporary transformation of this place through its architecture and exhibitions. Then, we set off to San Telmo to explore MAMBA, the best museum of Contemporary Argentine Art in the city, where we’ll see some of the work of Argentina’s finest and check out their temporary exhibitions. After walking a littlethrough the neighborhood of San Telmo (and visiting a mystery art gallery), we’ll finish the day off at Fundacion Proa in La Boca, drinking some coffee with a view of the river.If a museum or gallery is closed, we will visit another attraction not listed on this tour.
In this half day tour, explore the complex identity of the Latinxs and the Argentines through their artistic production, as we explore museums, public parks and open air galleries of street art. We’ll start our day at the Museum of Fine Arts talking about the origins of what we consider Argentine art and the emergence of a local identity compared to the European styles. Enjoy paintings by Candido Lopez, Sivori, Schiaffino and others. Then, we move on to the MALBA to finally see a mature Latin Art, with works by Kahlo, Rivero and Berni. After eating a tamales lunch, we set off to see the statue of indigenous revolutionary heroine Juana Azurduy and learn about the political and artistic questions raised by this monumental work.We’ll finish the day analyzing some amazing graffitis in the La Boca and Barracas area.If a museum or gallery is closed, we will visit another attraction not listed on this tour.
We are thrilled to offer our La Boca + San Telmo History Walk tour, a must-do experience for those looking to delve into the rich history and culture of Buenos Aires.Our tour starts in San Telmo, famous for its cobbled streets, immigrant architecture, and delicious food scene. We’ll start our day in true Argentine fashion tasting the indigenous beverage mate in a centennial building. Then, we’re off to the historic San Telmo market, where you’ll find stalls offering a diverse range of ethnic foods, fresh produce, and trinkets.Later, we’ll visit the charming neighborhood of La Boca, the port that saw millions of European immigrants arriving in Argentina and transforming the city forever. You’ll discover the neighborhood’s vibrant Latin atmosphere and its connection to the history of the black community in Buenos Aires.Our expert guides will take you through the old communal housing of the immigrants, including those who were part of the Afro-Argentine community. You’ll learn about the important role that the black population played in shaping the culture and history of Buenos Aires.Throughout the tour, we’ll explore the rich and diverse cultural heritage of Buenos Aires, including its black history, immigrant era, culinary culture, tango, Lunfardo slang, and the intersection of art and politics. We’ll visit iconic landmarks such as Dorrego Square, Defensa Street, Caminito Street, the old port, and see the Boca Juniors Stadium from outside.Join us on this unique journey through the cultural heart of Buenos Aires!
Join us on a journey through La Boca, a barrio in Buenos Aires that is known for its rich culture, football, and street art. Although it is one of the poorest neighborhoods in the city, it has a thriving tourism scene and is home to one of the biggest football clubs on the continent. Our tour will take you through the visually impacting murals and pieces that make biting social commentary, giving you a glimpse into the true identity of a working-class neighborhood that is fighting back by spilling paint on the walls.Our tour will explore the Usina del Arte area and its transformation through streetart. You will get to see artworks by some of Buenos Aires’ top street artists, including Gordo Pelota, Martín Ron, Red Sudakas, and fileteadores del Conurbano, among others.As you witness these stunning works of art, you will learn about the history of Argentine street art, the reflection of Argentine idiosyncrasy and history on La Boca’s walls, and the relationship between street art and popular class culture.The street art of La Boca creates a poignant narrative about left-wing politics, gentrification, football hooliganism, and feminism in Argentina and Latin America. You will get to witness this narrative firsthand and gain a deeper understanding of the issues that the community is facing. The tour will finish in Caminito, one of the most iconic areas of Buenos Aires. You can feel free to explore on your own or add a short private tour of the area with us. Join us on this tour and discover the true heart of La Boca.
Join us for a walk full of art -and philosophizing about art! We’ll start our day at the Museum of Modern Art talking about the differences between Modern and Contemporary Art and establishing a inquisitive mindset that will help us play and enjoy art, even if you find it a little daunting or intimidating: today, it’s all about breaking preconceived notions and enjoying ourselves while asking questions surrounding the art we’ll find.After checking some of the exhibitions, we’re off to explore some of the neighborhood’s galleries, art shops, artists’ ateliers and street art. During our walk we’ll talk about the commercial aspects of art, what makes a collection and how you can start your own and much more. We’ll finish our day with a glass of vermouth at our office.
Join us for a day trip to one of the New Natural Wonders of the World: the Iguazu Falls.In the middle of the Misiones jungle, nested between a lush forest full of coaties, monkeys and colorful birds, lies one of the largest and most dramatic waterfall complexes in the world. March 26th6.40 Flight to IGR9.00 Arrival and transfer to Meliá IguazuMarch 27th19.30 Transfer to IGR21.30 Flight to BA22.50 Arrival at AEP
Welcome to our trippy tour though Palermo!Our day will start at El Joint Club, one of Argentina's first medical marijuana dispenaries. Here, our guide will introduce you to the brand new legislation that allows tourists to carry medical marijuana cards (which we'll help issue before the tour and will be valid throughout your entire stay!) so that you know your rights, as well as the long history of struggles to finally achieve this landmark legislation.Then, we will try one of the club's hydroponic strains while we tour around the club, checking out its growing rooms and dispensary. After trying another strain we're on our way to explore Palermo. First we'll walk to the Mercado de las Pulgas, where we'll check out their street art scene and stop at a traditional ice cream shop to try one of their ice creams.We'll then continue walking through Palermo towards the Soho area, where we'll finish up with a gourmet choripan.
Join us on a journey celebrating the history, landmarks, and legacy of Argentina’s Queer movement. From pre-colonial times to the Egalitarian Marriage and Gender Identity Bills, this tour covers it all. Visit the National Congress, historic “teteras,” and memorials honoring great activists. Discover the deep connections between gender expression and sexuality, from Native Americans to the first legal non-binary individuals in the country. This tour is full of resilience and pride. For every private tour, we donate 10% to the Mocha Celis high school for Trans individuals, a place offering psychological and medical support, food stamps, and a nurturing community. Whenever possible, we include a visit to this inspiring school. Explore Argentina’s Queer history and witness the enduring spirit of its community on this unforgettable tour!
Join us on a journey celebrating the history, landmarks, and legacy of Argentina’s Queer movement. From pre-colonial times to the Egalitarian Marriage and Gender Identity Bills, this tour covers it all. Visit the National Congress, historic “teteras,” and memorials honoring great activists. Discover the deep connections between gender expression and sexuality, from Native Americans to the first legal non-binary individuals in the country. This tour is full of resilience and pride. For every private tour, we donate 10% to the Mocha Celis high school for Trans individuals, a place offering psychological and medical support, food stamps, and a nurturing community. Whenever possible, we include a visit to this inspiring school. Explore Argentina’s Queer history and witness the enduring spirit of its community on this unforgettable tour!
Join us for a walk full of art -and philosophizing about art! We’ll start our day at the Museum of Modern Art talking about the differences between Modern and Contemporary Art and establishing a inquisitive mindset that will help us play and enjoy art, even if you find it a little daunting or intimidating: today, it’s all about breaking preconceived notions and enjoying ourselves while asking questions surrounding the art we’ll find.After checking some of the exhibitions, we’re off to explore some of the neighborhood’s galleries, art shops, artists’ ateliers and street art. During our walk we’ll talk about the commercial aspects of art, what makes a collection and how you can start your own and much more. We’ll finish our day with a glass of vermouth at our office.
Embark on a full-day private transportation tour to explore all the main highlights of Buenos Aires, from its colonial past to modernity. Discover the charming Latin neighborhoods and upscale French manors that make up this vibrant city and immerse yourself in the history, quirks, and habits of the porteños. Explore iconic landmarks such as Plaza de Mayo, the Cathedral of Buenos Aires, Casa Rosada (Presidential Palace), colonial city hall Cabildo, San Telmo, La Boca, Retiro, San Martín Square, the Anchorena Palace, Basilica of the Holy Sacrament, Kavanagh building, Alvear Avenue, the Recoleta Cemetery, and Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires highrise district.Learn about the Spanish colonial origins of Buenos Aires and the independence of Argentina, the immigrant era, and how it shaped the modern-day porteño. Try artisanal dulce de leche and sample local street food. Discover the popular culture of Tango, football, and Lunfardo slang, as well as the intersection of art and politics through Mafalda, Mothers of May Square, Evita Perón and Peronism, and Benito Quinquela. Explore the golden age of Argentina and its French-obsessed elite, and listen to stories of love and revenge that echo through time.Book your tour today and discover the complex history and identity of Buenos Aires and its people!
Join us on a captivating journey to discover the upscale neighborhoods of Recoleta and Retiro, where Argentina’s French-obsessed elites resided. This area, built in the late 1800s, boasts stunning 60-room French-style mansions, leafy avenues, designer shops, and dramatic churches.One of the highlights of this tour is the Recoleta Cemetery, the last resting place of the city’s aristocracy and wannabe socialites. Here, you’ll find thousands of exquisite mausoleums of Argentina’s Presidents, artists, and historical characters, including the famed first lady, Evita Perón.Our expert guides will take you through San Martín Square, where you’ll see the Anchorena Palace, Basilica of the Holy Sacrament, and the Kavanagh building. You’ll also visit the British Tower, where you can go to the top for incredible views (if available) , stroll down Arroyo Street, and explore Alvear Avenue, home to Argentina’s finest palaces. Learn about the golden age of Argentina, San Martín and his Liberation Campaigns, Evita Perón and Peronism, stories of love and revenge that echo through time, and the quirks and habits of the local porteños.Finally, we’ll visit Floralis Genérica, a modern landmark of Buenos Aires, before ending the tour. Join us on this unforgettable journey to explore the cultural richness and historic significance of Buenos Aires’ upscale neighborhoods.
Explore the soul of Buenos Aires's food scene with our food specialists. Always on the hunt for creativity, local twists and locally sustainable cuisine, we will take you on the places that represent the best of our local scene and haven't been discovered by the international TV food shows. In this completely customizable tour, we will craft a food crawl that goes beyond the staple dishes of Argentina into the vanguard of Argentina's food scene. During our tour, you will learn about the history, quirks and traditions of Argentine cuisine, as well as the debates and philosophy pushing Buenos Aires forward. You will get insider tips, off-the-beaten path access and a delicious and memorable experience. Every tour is unique, tailored to your preferences and taste, highlights what’s happening NOW in the scene, and led by a renowned professional from the industry.
Gauchos are the free spirited folk of the Pampas, the endless plains where cows graze and corn, soy and wheat grow under the sun.In the colonial times, the Gauchos would roam around the Pampas herding cattle, sleeping under the stars and living a live of romantic freedom. As the Pampas became divided into ranches, these Gauchos -skilled at horseriding like no others- became its workers, becoming an essential part of the countryside folk and mystique.In this day you'll learn about the story and traditions of the Gauchos, staring with a ride to San Antonio de Areco. This small town was in the Spanish silver route, and has some incredible silversmiths. After visiting the town, you'll head to a cattle ranch where you'll be able to horse ride and see some skill demonstrations by the Gauchos after an epic asado barbecue lunch.After a traditional merienda you'll head back to Buenos Aires.
Discover "Buenos Aires for Kids", a book full of challenges, games, activities and fun facts about Buenos Aires and Argentina. This XX page book comes complete with stickers, a full color poster, draw-by-numbers, I spy, color-in drawings, Spanish and Lunfardo words and more, exploring the history of Buenos Aires from colonial times until modernity. We will deliver the book to your hotel or chosen accommodation before your arrival, so you can start exploring right away! This book is recommended for kids 4-12, and for young spirited adults too!
Embark on an exciting city tour designed for curious kids! With our activity booklet, “Buenos Aires for Kids,” in hand, we will venture through the beautiful Recoleta area, discovering the Floralis Genérica, the N.S del Pilar Church, and the mysterious Recoleta Cemetery. Through our exploration, we will learn about the strange traditions and habits of old porteños and explore the nature of Buenos Aires through its trees.This tour is perfect for kids aged 8-12 (and young-at-heart grownups too!). Each child will receive their own copy of “Buenos Aires for Kids,” which includes over 40 pages of activities, fun facts, and stickers.During our exploration, we will discoverthe unique features of the Floralis Genérica, admire the architecture of the N.S del Pilar Church, and learn about the history and stories of the Recoleta Cemetery.
Come explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history, traditions and landmarks of South America’s largest community, we’ll explore the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales, Retiro, Recoleta and the colonial city center of Plaza de Mayo.We’ll go beyond tradition as we explore how politics and the broad history of Argentina shaped the Argentine Jewish Identity.Discover the Argentine Jewish identity as you learn about:-The origins and development of the Argentine Jewish Community.-The iconic Jewish Gauchos of the countryside.-The 1919 BA pogrom and the rise of antisemitism in Argentina.-WW2 in Argentina: Peronism, Nazis, Allies, the hunt for Eichmann.-The Disappeared Jews of the 1976 military dictatorship.-The 90’s terrorist attacks and aftermath.-Current events and challenges faced by our community.
Introducing our specially designed city tour for curious kids! Equipped with our activity booklet “Buenos Aires for Kids”, we’lljourney through the colonial city center, learning about history, food, and language.Discover the interesting reason behind the pink color of Argentina’s Presidential Palace, stroll down Cartoon Lane, snap a photo with Mafalda, and design your own football t-shirt on this exciting and engaging walk. We will end at our centennial shop, where we’ll indulge in a traditional mate tasting with dulce de leche pastries!Ideal for kids aged 4-12 (and young-at-heart grown-ups too!), the tour includes a copy of “Buenos Aires for Kids” for each childbetween 4 and 12 years old, complete with over 40 pages of activities, fun facts, and stickers too!We will explore Plaza de Mayo, including the Cathedral, Cabildo, and Casa Rosada, as well as Santo Domingo Church and SanTelmo’s Minimal House, Dorrego Square, and San Telmo Market.
Welcome to the first city tour designed for curious kids! Armed with our activity booklet, “Buenos Aires for Kids”, we will navigate the colonial city center learning about history, food and language.Discover the gross reason behind the pink color of Argentina’s Presidential Palace, stroll down Cartoon Lane, take a picture with Mafalda, design your own football t-shirt and more in this action packed stroll. We finish at our centennial shop trying some typical mate with dulce de leche pastries!Great for kids 4-12 (and young at heart grown ups too!)
Join us on a captivating journey to discover the upscale neighborhoods of Recoleta and Retiro, where Argentina’s French-obsessed elites once resided - from the point of view of the Black, Indigenous and working class people who built them.This area, built in the late 1800s, boasts stunning 60-room French-style mansions, leafy avenues, designer shops, and dramatic churches.Throughout the tour, we’ll weave in a decolonial perspective with a strong focus on Black history, uncovering the stories that traditional narratives omit. You’ll learn about the labor and lives behind the opulence, and how colonial legacies shaped the city’s architecture, wealth, and social hierarchies.One of the highlights of this tour is the Recoleta Cemetery, the last resting place of the city’s aristocracy and would-be socialites. Here, you’ll find thousands of exquisite mausoleums of Argentina’s presidents, artists, and historical figures, including the famed first lady, Evita Perón. As we walk, we’ll also examine who is absent from these spaces—and why, and how to unravel this maze of mausoleums to find hidden stories of the Afro and indigenous communities.Our expert guides will lead you through San Martín Square, where you’ll see the Anchorena Palace, Basilica of the Holy Sacrament, stroll down Arroyo Street, and explore Alvear Avenue, home to Argentina’s finest palaces. Along the way, we’ll highlight overlooked Afro-Argentine contributions to the city’s cultural development, military history, and urban life.Learn about the golden age of Argentina, San Martín and his Liberation Campaigns, Evita Perón and Peronism, stories of love and revenge that echo through time, and the quirks and habits of local porteños—and delve deeper into how these histories intersect with empire, migration, and racialized narratives.Join us on this unforgettable journey to explore the cultural richness, historic significance, and hidden Black histories of Buenos Aires’ most upscale neighborhoods through a truly decolonial lens.
Get to know the traditional Afro-porteño rhythm of Candombe with the Bonga family! This multigenerational Afro-Argentine family made of grandpa, dad and son, have been keeping this heritage for generations and for the first time they are sharing it with our friends from the world.After learning a bit about the origins and spiritual significance of Candombe from Diego, you'll be invited to learn the language of the drums and the key of Candombe joining the Bongas in percussion and singing. Then, dancer Karen will demonstrat the different characters in the dance... and let you join in the party!
Join our soccer-obsessed guides into a journey of passion and gooooooooooool.In this tour you'll walk around La Boca, discovering the link between the immigration of the 1800s and the arrival of futbol to Argentina. You'll learn how we became so obsessed with football and talk about the relationship of this sport with politics, gender, and rituals accross Argentina. We will visit the Bombonera Stadium, (if available), the mythical arena were players like Maradona, Riquelme and Palermo played.
Discover the glamour and extravagance of the Paris of South America visiting Retiro and Recoleta. These were the chosen neighborhoods by Argentina's french-obsessed economic elites in the late 1800s, where they constructed 60 room french palaces and one of the worlds' most spectacular cemeteries.Go back into the glamour of the old days, as you learn about the golden era of Argentina.Explore: • San Martín Square: the Anchorena Palace, Basilica of the Holy Sacrament and Kavanagh building. • The British Tower: go to the top for incredible views of the river De la Plata. • Arroyo Street. • Alvear Avenue: home to Argentina's finest palaces. • The Recoleta Cemetery, including the mausoleum of Evita Perón. • Floralis Genérica: Buenos Aires modern landmark. Discover the Paris of South America as you learn about: • The golden age of Argentina and its French-obsessed elite. • San Martín and his Liberation Campaigns. • Evita Perón and Peronism. • Stories of love and revenge that echo through time. • Quirks and habits of the local porteños.
We'll explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history of a 200,000+ collective, we'll explore the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales and Retiro. We'll go beyond religious tradition as we explore how politics and the broad history of Argentina shaped and made it's Jewish population into what it is today. Throughout our action-packed tour, we'll see AMIA, known as "the mother institution" of Jewish life in Argentina, which was targeted by a terrorist attack in the 90s, and visit the Jewish Museum and Libertad Synagogue. We will explore Once, a Jewish neighborhood and bulk trading district, strolling through synagogues, quinceañera party supply shops and fabric vendors. We will go to what we call "Diversity Corner": a place where just by standing 5 minutes, you'll witness all the diversity BA can showcase. We'll discuss the "cryptojews" who escaped the European Inquisition by coming to Latin America, and how the population became organized as waves of Jewish immigrants entered the country in the late 1800s. You'll hear about the Jewish Gauchos, the only American Pogrom, the communist heritage of the URRS Jews, the "disappeared" of the last Argentine dictatorship and the challenges faced today by our community.
Discover the history, beauty and flavors of San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires's oldest neighborhoods turned foodie-hub.As we explore its cobblestone streets and centennial marketplaces you will get to try the most iconic dishes of Argentina and learn about the quirks, history and traditions of the porteños.Enjoy:• A mini-masterclass on traditional drink Mate, paired with dulce de leche filled alfajores. Learn how to become a cebadorx!• Empanadas.• Traditional Argentine cocktails• Traditional Picada cheese and cured meats tasting.• Try assorted seasonal dishes at a neobodegon, where Buenos Aires's youth reinvents grandma's cuisine. Sample dishes (can vary according to seasonality): mushroom and chimichurri croquettes, blue cheese and pineapple palmerita, thyme and boniato bombs, milanesaExplore San Telmo:• Discover the San Telmo Church and Dorrego Square.• Walk through the most iconic market of Argentina: the centennial San Telmo Market.• Meet the locals behind the food parlors and learn their stories of food, traditions and emotion.Don't eat anything before this tour, and be prepared to get happy and stuffed!
La Boca is a paradox, one of the poorest barrios in the city, but with a thriving tourism scene and home to one of the biggest football clubs on the continent. Through huge visually impacting murals, and pieces that make biting social commentary we'll discover the true identity of a working class neighborhood in the throngs of gentrification, that is fighting back by spilling paint on the walls. The street art of La Boca creates a poignant narrative about left wing politics, gentrification, football hooliganism, and feminism in Argentina and Latin America.Learn about:-The history of Argentine street art.-The reflection of Argentine idiosyncrasy and history on La Boca’s walls.-Street art and its relationship with popular-class culture.The tour finishes in Caminito, one of the most iconic areas of Buenos Aires. Feel free to explore on your own or add a short private tour of the area with us!
Try the most traditional dishes of Argentine cuisine from a vegan perspective!We will be exploring the neighborhood of Palermo Hollywood with an expert who will show us what it means for a meat centric society to go vegan.
Experience the culinary creativity of Buenos Aires' young chefs who are revolutionizing traditional dishes into delectable masterpieces. Marvel at the vibrant murals and whimsical paste-ups of the city's street artists.Begin your day with a delightful breakfast or merienda at a contemporary bakery that offers a range of delectable items like chipa, churros, and original creations. Visit a pork specialty shop and savor their homemade charcuterie, including chorizo, chistorra, and morcilla. Enjoy artisanal gelato at a historic ice cream parlor.Savor assorted seasonal dishes and innovative cocktails at a neo-bodegon where Buenos Aires's youth reinvents grandma's cuisine. Sample dishes like pork and almond meatballs, kale buñuelos with citrus aioli, smoked eggplant empanadas that vary according to seasonality.Discover the off the beaten path Villa Crespo and explore the Flea Market and murals on Dorrego street. Explore Plaza Serrano and its colorful surroundings. This tour offers an opportunity to appreciate the beauty and flavors of Buenos Aires' hidden gems.
Learn the secrets of Argentina's most famous meal, asado, with the head chef from Casa Pasto.After a swift pickup from your hotel, you'll go to his restaurant where he will teach you how to make chimichurri, salsa criolla and over 5 cuts of asado, including chorizo, morcilla, mollejas, chinchulines and cuts of beef and pork. But that's not it: you will get to experience Catena Zapata wines every step along the way and learn the secrets to lighting a coal fire and tips for packing each cut with flavor.
What is a porteño? The traditional narrative is that a porteño is Italian or Spanish and deeply influenced by their European roots. Classic Buenos Aires cuisine is a mixture of all the European immigrant kitchens that arrived from the late 1800s through the mid-1900s. However, although European immigration flattened post WWII, internal immigration from Latin America took its place. The contemporary food scene is reflective of that. Our menu is going to show a mixture of different immigration patterns (more casual Paraguayan breads + typical Italo-Hispano menu) to open discussion about the myriad of cultures that make this city unique.Learn how to cook:- Chipá-Milanesa (or ricotta balls for vegetarians)-Homemade noodlesPair this experience with wine and vermut, plus, try dessert made by our cook!
Discover the history, beauty and flavors of San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires's oldest neighborhoods turned foodie-hub.As we explore its cobblestone streets and centennial marketplaces you will get to try the most iconic dishes of Argentina and learn about the quirks, history and traditions of the porteños.Enjoy:• A mini-masterclass on traditional drink Mate, paired with dulce de leche filled alfajores. Learn how to become a cebadorx!• Empanadas.• Traditional Argentine cocktails• Traditional Picada cheese and cured meats tasting.• Try an asado at a traditional parrilla, including tira de asado, bife de chorizo, chorizo, morcilla and provoleta. With a local wine, of course! Explore San Telmo:• Discover the San Telmo Church and Dorrego Square.• Walk through the most iconic market of Argentina: the centennial San Telmo Market.• Meet the locals behind the food parlors and learn their stories of food, traditions and emotion.Don't eat anything before this tour, and be prepared to get happy and stuffed!