e will visit one of the city’s iconic landmarks, where you will have the opportunity to learn about its history and symbolism.

We will visit the park surrounding the Galileo Galilei Planetarium, an architectural landmark known for its striking spherical design. You will have the opportunity to see real meteorites and even touch them. Nearby, you’ll also find the site where the first football match in Buenos Aires was played, offering the perfect setting for a football-themed photo as we explore these iconic spots. Option: Visit the Rose Garden (Rosedal).

Are you a tourist or a traveler? Most visitors only see Eva’s mausoleum, but I invite you to discover the history, legends, and remarkable stories behind some of the great mausoleums in Recoleta Cemetery. This place captivates those interested in history, architecture, and culture.

Why was a bookstore built inside a theater? Discover the grandeur of El Ateneo Grand Splendid and its fascinating history. Explore this stunning building, where bookshelves have replaced the audience seats, and immerse yourself in the remarkable story behind this unique transformation.

Argentina’s most important opera house and one of the best acoustics in the world.

The city’s founding site, where the most significant political events take place—a place rich in history. Here, we will have the opportunity to visit Buenos Aires Cathedral and, if we are lucky, witness a changing of the guard. We can then step onto the Cabildo’s balcony for a better view of the square, an excellent spot for photos. Near the parking area, we can also visit the oldest bookstore in the world.

The most modern neighborhood in Buenos Aires, home to the iconic Puente de la Mujer.

Experience the vibrant culture of Buenos Aires in Caminito, an open-air museum in the La Boca neighborhood. Admire the colorful houses, enjoy street performances, and explore local art galleries and craft shops. Immerse yourself in the stories and legends hidden in every corner of this iconic and picturesque area.