Was Buenos Aires the "Paris of South America"? Discover the transformation of the city with a professional historian. Travel from Plaza de Mayo to San Telmo, comparing palaces with tenement houses in a unique 2-hour story.
Unravel the secrets of the Buenos Aires Belle Époque with the rigor of a historian! I'm Walter, and I invite you to a journey through the period (1880-1930) that defined our identity. More than a walk, it is an immersion in the European obsession that transformed a colonial village into a world metropolis. Our Road Map: - Plaza de Mayo: The heart of the dream of the "Paris del Plata" and the economic model that sustained it. - The Social Theater: We will walk along Diagonal Norte and Florida streets to understand where the elite went to "see and be seen". - The Invisible Border: We will cross to the south to discover how large mansions became "conventillos" after the yellow fever epidemic. - Gastronomic Curiosities: Learn about the anarchist origin of the traditional Argentinean bakery in front of a historical place. - Plaza Dorrego: Close in the heart of San Telmo with the best local recommendations. - There may be a delicious surprise during the tour! Why is this tour different? - Historian Guide: Documentary based stories, no scripts from memory. - Unique Visual Material: We will use maps and archival photos to compare "yesterday vs. today" in real time.
Included
Rivadavia entre 25 de Mayo y Reconquista (Banco de la Nación Argentina)