Walking Tour of Legends, History, and Nature Through Agronomía

This tour is an experience among natural landscapes, dedicated to the history, viticulture, traditions and legends of the people of the north of Montevideo. Discover the Uruguayan rural soul!

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Things to do Walking Tour of Legends, History, and Nature Through Agronomía

Our “Legends, History, and Nature” Walking Tour through the Agronomía neighborhood in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires is an experience that combines natural scenery, architecture, culture, folklore, and language. Over the course of three hours, we’ll take a walking tour, experiencing the area like a local, the lifestyle of this historic residential area. We’ll explore eight specializations within the field of history, as well as the historical and cultural heritage of different populations, and in particular the historical and cultural heritage of that segment of the Argentine population whose ancestral folkloric culture is Celtic, as they belong to the current Latin Celtic ethnic groups—Friulian-Venetian Julian, Lombard, Piedmontese, French, Asturian, Galician, and Portuguese— as well as the present-day Scottish and Irish Celtic ethnic groups, which make up the majority of the population born in the northern part of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.

Included

Dentro del precio están incluidos todos los sitios turísticos que visitaremos.

Meeting point

Plaza Julio Cortázar en el Barrio de Agronomía

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