Citytour through Buenos Aires and its Neighborhoods

The Retiro neighborhood, both a financial and residential center, was the gateway for millions of immigrants between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. We find numerous attractions, such as: Plaza San Martin, the pedestrian street Florida, the Train Station, the Monumental Tower among other emblematic monuments.

In the Palermo neighborhood, the largest in the city, we will be able to see: Los Bosques de Palermo, the Galileo Galilei Planetarium, Plaza Italia, the Malba Latin American Art Museum, the Hippodrome, among other attractions.

The Recoleta neighborhood, one of the most elegant in the city. As we cross this neighborhood we will be able to see the famous Recoleta Cemetery where famous people are buried, the National Museum of Fine Arts, the Carlos Thays Park, the renowned Law School, among other important attractions.

The neighborhood of San Nicolás, the most central of the city, is home to the Obelisk, the Colón Theater and the famous Corrientes Avenue, known as "the avenue that never sleeps" due to its great theatrical and gastronomic offer.

Monserrat is the oldest neighborhood in the city, where the first Spanish settlers settled. It concentrates places of important historical interest such as: Plaza de Mayo, the Cabildo, the Casa Rosada (Government House), the Cathedral, Avenida de Mayo, among other well-known buildings.

The neighborhood of San Telmo, is one of the oldest and most traditional, home of the Casco Histórico and many tanguerías. We can find: Defensa Street, Lezama Park, the Casa Mínima, among other attractions.

La Boca, experience a unique neighborhood in the world. We will walk between Caminito, the tenements and the soccer passion for Boca Juniors. The immigrants chose this place to settle down, due to the labor possibilities that existed. They built their houses of wood, sheet metal and asked for leftover paint in the shipyards to color the walls.

The neighborhood of Puerto Madero, one of the most modern, pays tribute to great women of Argentine history. Among its main attractions are the Puente de la Mujer (Women's Bridge), the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, and the Tango Monument, among others.