Buenos Aires Full Day Shore Excursion with Historian Guide

With this tour you will get to know Buenos Aires from north to south. Allow me to take you to the main attractions of the city, from historical sites, to parks, markets, government buildings, among other things. We will speak about the history of Argentina, its present and its past, as well as visit the famous Recoleta Cemetery, where former First Lady of Argentina Eva Peron (widely known as Evita) is buried. There, we'll have the chance to talk about her influence and that of President Peron in Argentina's politics and their impact til this day. We will visit impressive places such as the astonishing Puerto Madero, a reconditioned dockside area with upscale buildings, bars, and restaurants, with a striking white bridge over the water, and La Boca, a colorful and picturesque area with nice markets located in the shore of the river, where some say Tango was born. We'll stop an hour for lunch at a restaurant that serves local dishes, but we could also stop at one of your choosing. Customizable itinerary:

We'll start the tour at La Boca. From there, we'll cover: -Caminito in La Boca, (Colorful houses): We'll walk around this picturesque area full of colors and markets. -Boca Junior's stadium (from the outside). -Women's Bridge at Puerto Madero -San Telmo Market -Plaza de Mayo: The main park of Buenos Aires, surrounded by the Pink House, The National Bank, The Metropolitan Cathedral, among other important buildings. -Metropolitan Cathedral: we'll enter to the main cathedral of Buenos Aires where Pope Francis served as Archbishop. -Pink House / Palace of Government (from the outside). -Recoleta Cemetery: A great place to learn about Argentine history. It's where Evita's tomb is located as well as the mausoleums of several Argentinian Presidents. -Alvear Avenue: The street of the French palaces. -Plaza Lavalle: Colon Theatre & Palace of Justice (on the outside). -Library "ND Ateneo" -Parque de la Memoria (Memorial Park) at the shore of La Plata River We'll finish the tour at the Floralis Generica.