During your visit to Plaza de Mayo, you will discover an emblematic place in the heart of Buenos Aires. Surrounded by important government buildings such as the Casa Rosada, the Metropolitan Cathedral and the historic Cabildo. You will have the opportunity to admire the numerous monuments and memorials which bear witness to the rich and sometimes tumultuous history of Argentina. The Plaza de Mayo plays a central role in the lives of Argentines and has witnessed many key moments in the country's history. You will be able to feel the atmosphere charged with emotion that surrounds this emblematic place of Buenos Aires.

Then you will be immersed in one of the most colorful and lively neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, La Boca! Famous for its tin houses painted in bright colors, the atmosphere is unique and picturesque. You will have the opportunity to stroll along El Caminito, an iconic pedestrian street lined with multi-colored houses, where street artists display their art and tango resonates in the air. You can admire the vibrant murals that tell the story of the history and culture of this neighborhood. La Boca is also the home of the famous Boca Juniors football club! Football fans will feel this Argentinian passion in its colorful streets.

Last stop in San Telmo, a bohemian neighborhood full of history in the heart of Buenos Aires. Famous for its cobblestone streets, well-preserved colonial houses and unique artistic atmosphere, this walk will transport you to a bygone era. You can admire the architecture of buildings dating from the 18th century, which evoke Argentina's colonial past, antique shops, bookstores, hardware stores, milongas and flea markets. San Telmo is a true hidden treasure of Buenos Aires, where history, culture and art combine harmoniously