Recoleta Cemetery, "City Of Angels": Walking Private Tour

Over 6, 400 statues, sarcophagi, coffins and crypts commemorate some of Argentina's most celebrated sons and daughters, not least Eva "Evita" Perón, in this labyrinthine city of the dead. The thrird most important cemetery in the world, because of it's architecture, scuptures, and the biggest collection of vitraux and stained glass in the open air in the world. Every cemetery has it's ghosts storys, and Recoleta is no exception. We are going to see Rufina Cambaceres's iconic tomb that was mistakenly buried alive; David Alleno worked for 30 years as a cemetery grave-digger, carefully saving his money for his own plot and a statue and then killed himself. Apparently you can still hear his keys jangling as his ghost walks the cemetery's narrow pathways at dawn. . . Lots of stories to be told, love and hate. . . . And after that a nice walk in the surroundings, share a coffee in one of our historical " Café" to comment our experience