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Recoleta - History, art, and architecture of an emblematic neighborhood

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Duration
2:15 hours
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Agustín

I'm Agustín, a geographer who loves his city and wants to share it with the world. I'm passionate about travel and firmly believe that the best way to immerse yourself in a new destination is by walking alongside the locals. That's why, as a resident of this iconic neighborhood, I invite you to stroll its streets and discover its magic. I'm sure you'll fall in love with it too. Agustín guides in Spanish, French (intermediate level B1), and English (intermediate level B1).

Pickup

We'll be with a black umbrella at the entrance to Emilio Mitre Square, on Pueyrredón Avenue and Las Heras Avenue, next to the entrance to Las Heras Station (subway line H). If you're coming by Uber or taxi, please indicate: Pueyrredón Avenue & General Las Heras Avenue, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires City, Argentina.

Description

Known primarily for its French architecture and famous cemetery, Recoleta has much more to offer. From its aristocratic palaces to brutalist buildings and even contemporary street art. On this tour, you'll explore the past and present of this iconic neighborhood and the stories behind its formation.


Some notable stops are:

  • National Library
  • Faculty of Law (University of Buenos Aires)
  • Floralis Generica
  • National Museum of Fine Arts
  • Plaza Francia
  • Pilar Church and Recoleta Cemetery*.
  • Palaces on Alvear Street


We look forward to seeing you soon!


PS Don't forget to wear comfortable shoes.

REMEMBER THAT PAYMENTS ARE MADE IN CASH AND AT THE END OF THE TOUR.

PLEASE BOOK IF YOU ARE CERTAIN AND WILLING TO ATTEND, AS CANCELLATION AT THE TIME PREVENTS OTHER WALKERS FROM OCCUPYING THE PLACES LEFT EMPTY AND CAUSES INCONVENIENCE IN OUR SCHEDULES.


*Does not include a visit to the interior of the cemetery.

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Tour Map