Palermo SoHo for nysgerrige mennesker
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Undslip de standard turistbureauer og opdage Palermo SoHo fra et antropologisk perspektiv. Dette er ikke en passiv walk-and-listen tour. Vær forberedt på at chatte, stille spørgsmål og diskutere fortiden, nutiden og fremtiden i det "cooleste" kvarter i Buenos Aires. Startende på Distrito Arcos Premium Outlet og slutter i den livlige Plaza Serrano, denne gåoplevelse er en rejse forbi de trendy facader af Palermo SoHo for at afsløre kvarterets sande kerne. Hvad har toget og sporvognen at gøre med oprindelsen af dette kvarter? Hvem var dens første indbyggere? Hvornår blev Palermo “SoHo” og blev fyldt med turister, “chic” barer & restauranter, avocado brød og sourdough bagerier? Hvad er fast ejendom spekulation, og hvorfor er det relateret til devalueringen af den argentinske peso? Hvad er der galt med de to skøre valutakurser? Dette er blot nogle af de mange spørgsmål, vi vil forsøge at besvare i vores gåtur gennem den mest “hæl” del af Buenos Aires.
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Vi mødes ved Arcos de Palermo Shopping Mall
Den tidligere vingård GIOL lagde sig tilbage i Polo Científico Tecnológico. Vi vil tale om, hvordan Palermo langsomt ændrede sig fra at være et arbejderkvarter til, hvad det er i dag.
Grundlagt i 1924 af immigranter, er det et godt eksempel på den massive bølge af europæiske immigranter, der kom til Buenos Aires i slutningen af det XIX århundrede og begyndelsen af det XX århundrede.
Makker eller kaffe? Hvorfor Palermo Soho har så mange kaffebarer? Ved at prøve at løse disse spørgsmål vil vi få en bedre idé om, hvem der plejede at bo her, og hvem der bor i dag.
Trendy caféer og verdens bedste vurderede restauranter. Er det virkelig værdigt?
Grundlagt i 1929 af polske immigranter. det er et godt eksempel på den massive bølge af europæiske immigranter, der kom til Buenos Aires i slutningen af det XIX århundrede og begyndelsen af det XX århundrede.
Grundlagt i 1919 af jødiske immigranter. Vi vil tale om den enorme mangfoldighed, der gør argentinske og mere specifikt porteños.
Hvorfor kom så mange armenske indvandrere til Argentina? Hvorfor etablerede de sig i Palermo, og hvad sker der her i dag?
Grundlagt i 1970'erne af italienske immigranter, vil vi få chancen for at smage en af de bedste is i verden!
Hjertet af Palermo Soho. I weekenden kører "Feria de artesanos" fra morgen til eftermiddag.
Traditional Club og Bodegón. Fantastisk sted at forklare passionen for fútbol (fodbold) og dagligdagen for porteños, især når det kommer til at spise milanesa a la napolitana.
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- Servicedyr er tilladt
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Nico was a great guide. We learned a lot about Argentine history and culture in an entertaining way. Highly recommend.
It was a pleasure showing Palermo to you!
We had a wonderful tour with Nicolas this morning. He has a very deep knowledge of BA and Argentinian history. Also had an excellent appreciation of Argentina from a "world" perspective. He was insightful about the social and cultural aspects of BA and the country. Nicolas was very engaging and professional. This a "must do" tour in BA.
"Must do" wow! Thank you!
I would highly recommend this tour. Nick was an excellent guide, I thoroughly enjoyed the tour and the time passed so quickly.
It's a leisurely walking tour. Our tour guide, Nicholas, was very knowledgeable about the history of the location. Very insightful.
Thank you for joining me, Paul!
I was the only person who signed up for the tour, but that did not deter my guide from showing up and proceeding with the tour.
It was a pleasure ;-)
Whatever you thought you knew about the history of Buenos Aires... We found out very quickly that there was a lot we did not know. Our guide was Nick, although he went by several other variations...lol. I believe he spoke five different languages and he was so knowledgeable and so fun to be with... It was strictly walking and it was in Palermo which is a very fun part, almost funky, of Buenos Aires.. A lot of old with the new, My friend and I are big history buffs and it was so interesting to learn the ins and outs about the neighborhood and the city. Our tour ended in a very eclectic part of Palermo where we end up staying for a few hours afterwards and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Nick was such a delight... Highly recommend!
Thank you Bobby for the kind words! :-)
It was awesome! Nico did a great job explaining what every stop on the walking tour meant / signified on top of going above and beyond about the current Argentine culture, lifestyle as well as an amazing historical story teller, a true gift! Very happy we did this walking tour and highly recommend!! Avrami
Thank you for your kind words, Avrami! It was a pleasure meeting you and your uncle. Cheers!
Very nice morning walking through Palermo and knowing all the history of the place! Nicholas our very interesting and attentive guide
Muchas gracias por sumarse, Patricia! Saludo grande :-)
Nicolás was a great tour guide, his knowledge was very insightful and made the tour very interesting. 10/10 recommend!
Gracias Travis! :-)
Provides insightful context for a neighbourhood that is easy for a tourist to otherwise overlook. Knowledgeable guide, and great conversations. Enjoyed it very much !
Thank you, Sergio! Viva Perú!
