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Trace the history of art in La Boca with an expert

Come with me, an arts journalist, on an exploration of Argentine art in the iconic open-air museum of Buenos Aires’ La Boca neighborhood, where art isn’t confined to galleries and its life force spills onto the houses’ colorful facades and tango echoes on every corner. • Stroll along Avenida Pedro de Mendoza as I unravel the artistic DNA of Argentina—its radical movements, boundary-pushing institutions, and the creators who dared to redefine what art could be—and explore the visionaries who transformed Argentine art. • Stop in at Fundación Proa and Fundación Andreani, pillars of the local art scene, and hear about their impact on contemporary exhibitions and artistic discourse. • Conclude in the serene garden at Proa21, an experimental space and beacon for emerging and contemporary artists, for coffee and a deeper conversation about art’s evolving role in Argentine society. You’ll leave La Boca with not just a deeper understanding of Argentine art, but also a sharper eye for the dialogue between art and place.

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Buenos Aires's mythical origins: a statue and a Borges poem

• Embark on a historical and literary adventure using a monument and a Jorge Luis Borges poem to explore the origins of Buenos Aires. • The monument is dedicated to the Spanish conqueror Pedro de Mendoza and is located in Parque Lezama, in La Boca neighbourhood. • In the poem’s opening lines, Borges envisions the moment that Spanish ships first arrived at the place where Buenos Aires now stands. • Meet at a traditional coffee shop, where I’ll get a sense of your experience with Borges and Buenos Aires—none is required!—to tailor the rest of our conversation. • Walk to the monument to Pedro de Mendoza, a poignant glimpse into the early days of Spanish colonization. • Read aloud and unravel Borges’ poem «Fundación mítica de Buenos Aires,» focusing on themes based on the group’s interests, and explore more stories and myths surrounding the monument. • Suitable for people with reduced mobility. You’ll leave with a richer understanding of Buenos Aires and a newfound interest in the stories, both true and mythical, that have helped to shape it.

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Bike to Buenos Aires’ music spots with a local DJ

Cycle through the city’s rich soundscape from tango to punk with a music insider. Meet your host Listen to classic tangos while we prepare for the ride. Trace genre origins Uncover tango and candombe's multicultural roots. Head to punk rock Unpack the city's hardcore revolution at Zona Cyborg. Return to the 1990s Feel the '90s hardcore punk energy in Teatro Arlequines. End with the beat Tune into the '90s electronic scene at El Dorado & Morocco.

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La vie nocturne de Buenos Aires à vélo

Realizaremos un recorrido nocturno en bicicleta, a ritmo relajado visitando algunos de los principales íconos de la ciudad de Buenos Aires. Al finalizar, si los participantes desean, podremos deternos en una zona donde podrán deleitarse con exquisitos platos típicos locales, como choripán, lomito, entre otros (comida tradicional de Argentina) en Costanera Sur. Nuestro recorrido tendrá un total de 11 km (aprox.) y se desarrollará en un 80% sobre ciclovías seguras dispuestas desde hace varios años en Buenos Aires. Haremos un total de 7 paradas para contemplar y fotografiar monumentos y edificios históricos. En cada parada ofreceremos una breve explicación sobre el área, a veces histórica, otras veces contemporánea. El paseo incluye el uso de la bicicleta. Son bicicletas de paseo modelo Holanda aro 28. Dispondrán de luces tanto traseras (rojas) como delanteras (blancas). Además se ofrece un casco de seguridad para cada huésped. En caso de lluvia la actividad puede reprogramarse para otro día u horario, o bien se procede a la cancelación y el huésped recibe 100% del dinero abonado.

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Tour en scooter eléctrico por el sur de Buenos Aires

Recorrer el Sur de esta ciudad en e-scooter será una experiencia realmente auténtica, relajada y divertida donde el único problema será despeinarte con el viento durante los 10km de recorrido. Compartiremos contigo interesantes historias que te ayudarán a entender las raíces de la cultura argentina. Hablaremos de la pasión por el fútbol, la mística de un buen asado, la forma de relacionarse con la autoridad, y por supuesto, esa manera única de expresarse. Además, tendremos un #MateTime, un momento especial donde aprenderás a preparar nuestro mate y degustar nuestros típicos alfajores. Queremos que te enamore de BA tanto como nosotros, Así que te contaremos todos sus secretos y te daremos las mejores recomendaciones para que exprimas al máximo tu estancia en la ciudad… PD: No nos hacemos responsables sí te enamoras de la ciudad. ¿Todavía no estás seguro de si este tour es perfecto para tí? Echa un vistazo: - 10 km en e-scooters: Diversión 1-Cansado 0. - Grupos pequeños (Max 8): Sé la estrella del recorrido, no un espectador más. - Regalo sorpresa. Ahora que sabes más sobre nuestro recorrido, apostamos a que ya te has decidido. Te esperamos con las e-scooters cargadas. Hasta la vista, baby... (っ▀¯▀)つ >>Importante<< Viajeros solos: consultar antes de reservar. Tiempo máximo de espera: 15 minutos. Peso máximo: 260 libras - 120 kg. Imprescindible saber andar en bicicleta.

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Trains and Subte in Buenos Aires

Argentina used to have a big past when it comes to train infrastructure. As evidence of that, Buenos Aires has some nice old stations that look like museums used daily by Porteños and travellers to move around the city and the country. The Subte is the oldest underground train in Latin America and one of the oldest in the world. Each Subte line has its own character, decoration and stories. Some with British influence, some Spanish, some French; but always fascinating. In this tour, we visit all the six metro lines and talk about how they developed throughout the years. Eventually, we will also visit the two biggest train station: Retiro, where we finsih the tour. I will share some fun facts and stories about these curious lines and their meaning for Argentinians, putting special focus on their architecture. We will finish by the National Railway Museum (Retiro), but it's not part of the tour. 20 minutes tolerance.* EXTRA: I also offer tours about every neighborhood of Buenos Aires, introduction to architecture, art nouveau, art deco, modern architecture, art, cemeteries, night tours, British in Argentina, gossip and history of Argentina, and a Mate experience, where I show you how to prepare this traditional drink. Don't hesitate to ask me anything you need to know.

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La visite incontournable du cimetière de Recoleta

Discover the Secrets of Recoleta Cemetery! Step into the heart of Buenos Aires’ most iconic resting place and travel back to the 1880s, an era when the city's wealthiest families built palaces for the living—and monuments for the dead. Driven by power, prestige, and a touch of vanity, they commissioned Europe’s greatest artists to design stunning mausoleums that would stand the test of time. On this small-group tour (never more than 12 people), we’ll uncover the fascinating and eerie stories hidden behind every marble facade. Hear about: - A couple whose bitterness was etched in stone for eternity. - The haunting legend of a woman buried alive. - And, of course, the most visited tomb of all—Evita Perón’s final resting place. Perfect for history lovers, curious minds, and families alike, this walking tour brings to life the legends, art, and intrigue that make Recoleta Cemetery unlike any other place in the world. Have kids? Bring them along! This is an engaging and unforgettable experience for all ages.

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Visite du cimetière de Recoleta : le silence de la mort

Think of mate as more than a drink—it's a way of life in Argentina. At our unique Mate Bar, you’ll experience this tradition like a local. We’ll start by exploring the many ways to enjoy mate: from the refreshing tereré and smooth mate cocido to the classic yerba mate and even sweet mate. But here’s the fun part: you’ll prepare your own mate from scratch! We’ll guide you step by step, from choosing the right yerba to mastering the perfect frothy pour. Our space is like stepping into a gaucho’s dream—a cozy bar filled with rustic decorations, an exhibit of famous mates, and over 15 types of yerba to discover. Along the way, we’ll share stories about mate’s fascinating history, from its countryside roots to modern trends, and even how it’s enjoyed in other countries. And it wouldn’t be an Argentine experience without food! Together, we’ll bake alfajores stuffed with creamy dulce de leche and enjoy fresh medialunas. To top it off, we’ll listen to curated audio stories and music that bring Argentina’s culture to life. This is an immersive, hands-on experience with a local mate expert always by your side to answer your questions and ensure you leave with new skills, stories, and maybe even a new obsession. Ready to dive into the heart of Argentina? Let’s get started!

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Découvrez la ville à vélo et dégustez du maté

Haremos un recorrido en bicicleta partiendo desde el vibrante barrio de Palermo de la ciudad de Buenos Aires. Desde allí pasaremos por algunos de los monumentos más icónicos de la ciudad y rincones que pocos turistas conocen. Finalmente arribaremos al punto de partida. En cada punto haremos una parada breve donde se brindará información sobre el área. El 60% del recorrido atraviesa frondosas áreas verdes de la ciudad y el 90% del recorrido se realiza a través de ciclovías seguras. La distancia total recorrida es de 14 km en un circuito amigable y fácil de pedalear. Haremos una parada especial, donde experimentarás el tradicional “mate”, además de probar el clásico alfajor argentino. En caso de lluvia, se reprograma la actividad para otro momento o se cancela y se procede a la devolución del dinero. Para garantizar una experiencia personalizada y cómoda, los paseos con niños menores de 12 años se realizan en la modalidad 'grupo privado'. Contamos con bicicletas y asientos para los más pequeños. Ante cualquier duda por favor entrar en contacto.

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Cuisine, histoire et culture locale à vélo

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires, accompanied by Julián, Carlos, or Gilda. With us, this won't be just any ordinary tour, but an intimate and personalized adventure. As we pedal on comfy bikes with gears and shocks, we'll delve into the heart of this captivating city. Our first stop is the historic Plaza de Mayo, the birthplace of BA. We'll share tales and insights, engaging in friendly talks that go beyond the guidebooks. Then, we'll meander into San Telmo, a bohemian neighborhood steeped in charm. In Plaza Dorrego, we'll soak in the lively ambiance, surrounded by bustling bars and a vibrant street market. Our journey takes us to La Boca, a traditional area where tango melodies fill the air. Marvel at the iconic La Bombonera, home to the iconic Boca Juniors Stadium, and at the vibrant Caminito open-air museum. We'll pedal on, exploring the modernity of Puerto Madero, a waterfront district with sleek architecture. But it's not just about the places we visit; it's about the connections we make. Along the way, we'll pause for a traditional mate tasting, a cherished Argentine ritual. Here, amidst friendly banter, we'll discuss anything from politics to culture, sharing our local point of view. With a maximum of 6 people per group, we ensure an intimate experience that respects the city, the environment, and the locals. ¡Nos vemos!

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Recoleta & cimetière pour les curieux

Découvrez Recoleta et son cimetière d'un point de vue anthropologique. Ne vous attendez pas à simplement marcher et écouter : préparez-vous à parler, poser des questions et discuter du passé, du présent et de l'avenir du quartier qui compte le plus de manoirs et de palais de la ville. Commençant à la Plaza San Martín et se terminant au cimetière de Recoleta, cette expérience offre la possibilité d'explorer la partie nord de cette belle ville à travers son passé historique par l’effort de comprendre son présent. Pourquoi Buenos Aires a-t-elle été surnommée "le Paris de l'Amérique du Sud"? Qui "habite" le cimetière de Recoleta et quels mystères recèle-t-il? Qu'est-ce que la Belle Epoque et quel impact a-t-elle eu sur la ville? Quel rôle les élites grand propriétaires ont-elles joué dans le développement de l'Argentine? L'Argentine était-elle vraiment une puissance économique mondiale? Voici quelques-unes des questions que nous aborderons tout au long d'une promenade dans la partie la plus aristocratique de la ville. * Billets pour Cementery non inclus (carte de crédit à l'entrée) * L'expérience comprend une visite à l'intérieur du cimetière, mais l'entrée n'est pas obligatoire. Veuillez noter que cette visite peut être légèrement modifiée à la discrétion du guide en raison de la météo ou de circonstances imprévues.

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Visite à vélo et dégustation de maté à Buenos Aires

See the highlights and most important buildings of Buenos Aires and learn about its history riding our bikes. Learn about the curse of the architecs at the Opera house of Buenos Aires, the world famous Colon theatre. Get an introduction into the origins of Buenos Aires at Plaza de Mayo. Let's visit the newest neighborhood and the modern side of Buenos Aires at Puerto Madero. Go away from downtown to the tranquility of the largest green area in the city at south Costanera where we will taste "mate" ( the traditional tea ) with traditional sweet delicacies and typical snacks. Finally we will see the greatness of the Kirchner Cultural Center and on the way back through the financial district I'll tell you why we got five presidents in one week during the crisis of 2001. The route is mostly on bike paths . We will combine city and nature, in a circuit of approximately 12 km. other things to note: As Buenos Aires is on a plain, the difficulty level of the experience is easy and suitable for all ages. * solo travellers ( please ask first) In case of torrential rain we can reschedule the departure for another time or day to be agreed with guests. If you have any special diet,please let them know in advance.

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Bijoux hors des sentiers battus

Discover the jewels of Buenos Aires outside of published guidebooks and traditional highlights that most tourists miss! In this distinctive walk, first, we will connect some unique spots that are not in the touristic circuit. Then, you will enjoy discovering the jewels of a neighborhood (not listed in guidebooks) that you would never have the opportunity to explore without knowing a local. This walk includes uncommonly visited city landmarks that deviate from your typical tourist locations. Because we enter some of the buildings that we visit, you will get an extra personal experience of each place that most large walking tours won’t be able to offer. We will visit Impressive buildings with a variety of architectural styles (including art nouveau and art deco); the second most-beautiful book shop in the world and a chorizo (sausage) style house (the house is closed on Tuesdays). We'll admire house facades and shops covered in “fileteado” artwork: a creative art, one-of-a-kind, full of vivid colored ornaments and symmetries. Also, expect to view creative street art and murals painted by local artists, a tango clothes and shoes store, etc. for a most memorable experience. Other things to note: Great for groups! The experiences are in English unless everybody in the group speaks Spanish. If you can’t find the dates you want, please contact me!"

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