Gabriel - Tour Guide in Buenos Aires

Hello. I'm Gabriel. History professor, Journalism graduate, Broadcaster... and a few other things that don't fit into a title. But if you'll allow me, I want to avoid labels. I want to tell you how I walk through the city. I don't give tours, I tell chronicles. I believe the best classroom has no walls. It's in the street. Where the bus rumbles, where an umbrella opens in the rain, where two old men argue politics on a street corner. That's why my tours aren't strolls. They're conversations in motion. About History, Politics, Philosophy, Art... and also about mate, barbecue, the tram that no longer runs, and the streets that hold forgotten names. Because for me, learning isn't about accumulating data. It's about feeling, asking questions, remembering. What are we going to do together? Walk through Monserrat, Retiro, San Telmo, or San Nicolás with the eyes of a curious person, not a tourist. Ask ourselves: Who lived in that mansion? What were they thinking as they looked at the square? Talking about Borges in an old bookstore, about Perón on a corner in San Telmo, about the disappeared who have no name in stone, but in memory. Entering a museum not as a visitor, but as someone who wants to understand why someone painted that way, at that time, with that color. And, of course, sharing a mate, an empanada, a beer, while the city follows its rhythm. This tour is for you if... You're not satisfied with a photo. You want a story. You believe that culture isn't consumed: it's lived. "The best place to learn, know, and understand reality is reality itself, the only truth, which is in the streets, pulsating with the life of the people."