Buenos Aires: Between History and Modernity

On this tour we will explore 2 emblematic facets of this wonderful city: its historic center and its modern neighborhood of Puerto Madero. Join us on a tour full of history, culture and architectural beauty.
Plaza de Mayo: Historical Heart of Buenos Aires
It is the place where the city was founded in 1580 and is a key point in Argentine history, recognized by the May Revolution of 1810. Here, we will have the opportunity to know:
Casa Rosada: The headquarters of the National Executive Branch. We will observe its majestic façade and learn about its history and its importance in Argentine politics.
Metropolitan Cathedral: The main Catholic church in Buenos Aires. We will visit the interior to admire its neoclassical architecture and its rich history.
Cabildo: The old town hall of the city, scene of important historical events, especially during the May Revolution.
Puerto Madero: The Modernity of Buenos Aires
After soaking up the history, we will head to Puerto Madero, the most modern and renovated neighborhood in the city.
We will explore the history of the three ports that marked the development of this area and their importance in trade and the economy.
Sarmiento Frigate: We will visit this floating museum, a training ship of the Argentine Navy that will transport us to the time of tall ships.
Puente de la Mujer: This icon of modern architecture, designed by Santiago Calatrava, symbolizes growth and innovation in Buenos Aires