El Zanjón de Granados: Túneles y misterio de Buenos Aires
Descripción
Túneles y misterio, un lugar encantador donde se encuentran poesía, historia y arquitectura. El sitio arqueológico más importante de la ciudad. Un misterio sellado por más de cien años. Debajo de una mansión cuidadosamente restaurada de principios del siglo XIX se encuentra un laberinto de túneles con bóvedas de ladrillo. Este tour único te invita a descender a los cimientos de Buenos Aires: entre restos arqueológicos y ruinas silenciosas, descubre los secretos mejor guardados del pasado porteño.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
En la década de 1980, el actual propietario del sitio hizo un descubrimiento arqueológico inadvertido mientras intentaba restaurar esta casa de estilo italiano, cuya fachada y patios se remontan a la primera mitad del siglo XIX. Como resultado de las excavaciones, los restos de túneles que en su día canalizaron el Zanjón de Granados, cisternas, tanques de agua, utensilios, contenedores y restos de edificios de 1700, 1740 y 1830 fueron recuperados debajo de la mansión y edificios adyacentes.
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Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(10)
There was no translation available at the time. Since we were the last group of the day, the guide seemed to be in a hurry to finish and leave. It was a large group, and she spoke very quickly because she wanted to get through the tour as fast as possible. She was rude to me because I was quietly whispering translations to my husband. She abruptly told me to move to the very back of the group. However, since the group was so large, I couldn't hear her from there, especially because she was walking so fast. She was also impatient and rude to several other visitors whenever they fell behind to take a picture or simply stop for a moment to admire the surroundings. We moved through each room so quickly that there was hardly any time to appreciate the space or read the historical information she was explaining. She didn't give everyone enough time to get close to features like the cisterns or other exhibits that required a closer look. As soon as she finished speaking, she immediately moved on to the next room and expected everyone to follow without pausing for even a minute. The place itself is beautiful, and the experience could have been wonderful, but unfortunately, the guide's attitude overshadowed the beauty of the site. It's a real shame.
The girl who led the tour had a lot of knowledge about the place. She answered all the questions and curiosities of the group. With people like that, it is a pleasure to go on tours ❤️😍. There were people who took photos of the tunnel when the girl strictly requested that they not do so; it is suggested that they be even more strict.
Tunnels of the old colonial Buenos Aires. A very nice experience to learn about the history of the colonial city.
Excellent experience. The guide, Patricia, seemed passionate about history. Buy the ticket on-site, especially if you are Argentine.
The tour was well-done and very interesting. It was a small group so it was a great break from the tourist crowds while being entertained and educated on the area’s history.
A nice experience. Only you have to be on time, because the guide begins without taking into account that if they are all or if someone is missing to arrive.
Our host was fantastic. This was a very interesting tour. Not what we expected but definitely enjoyable.
The guide was great and spoke very good English. A couple with a stroller was well accommodated. Amazing history!
Strongly recommend to visit. Excellent presentation, display and museum are informative and demonstrate a great way to understand this unique archeological exhibit. Beyond our group expectations. If you go on a Saturday or Sunday you get to enjoy the neighborhood and art and crafts fair
Excellent museum not very well known but very deserving of the experience. Matias has been a very good guide, explaining all the details of the reconstruction and the period. We loved it.Highly recommended
