Buenos Aires, Paris of South America - Private Walking Tour

If art, culture and history are your passions, surely Buenos Aires is the city for you, and this is your ideal tour! Buenos Aires is a city with great cultural wealth, inherited to a large extent from European immigration since the end of the 19th century, when Buenos Aires became well known as the Paris of South America. Come with me, Arts Management Graduate with a Master's in Visual Arts Curatorship and let's visit the Recoleta neighbourhood in a unique way! Among the highlights we'll be covering is the National Museum of Fine Arts, where we'll marvel at some of the most exquisite paintings and sculptures of late 19th & early 20th centuries, made by French icons like Rodin, Monet, & renowned Argentinian artists. Besides this museum, we'll also visit the National Museum of Decorative Arts, a French-styled building which stands on the former Errázuriz Alvear Family Palace and combines a wonderful garden full of nature with well crafted sculptures and a French cafe ideal for a delightful coffee break!

The following itinerary is not set in stone, since we can customize it to your preferences: - Once we've gathered at an arranged spot, we'll proceed to visit the National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes). -Please note that luggage is not allowed inside museums. - - Following our visit to the museum, we'll stop by Plaza Francia, a park designed by French architect Charles Thays. - On arrival to this site, we'll enjoy the magnificent view from Avenida Libertador. - Next, we'll continue to the National Museum of Decorative Arts (Museo Nacional Artes Decorativas). - At last, we'll finish the tour with a taste of a French-Argentinian meal at Croque Madame, further experiencing our french influence. If you want, I can recommend other places to visit close to the museum area or we can return to the meeting point.