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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 the historic Bar Britanico (or, if it is not quiet, at a nearby one), 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. 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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Dance like a Porteño in Buenos Aires' cumbia scene

While tango music may be Argentina’s traditional sound, cumbia is the true heartbeat of our streets. Join me, a journalist and music expert, for an excursion to Buenos Aires’ best cumbia party. • Kick things off in Argentine style with a previa: getting to know each other as we sip Fernet-cola beverages. • I’ll share what cumbia means to locals and introduce you to various regional styles, including villera, santafesina, and norteña. • Once you’re in the rhythm, we’ll head to a local cumbia party, where I’ll get you insider access. The party, held in a shopping mall, is thrown by one of the most renowned cumbia producers in Buenos Aires. You’ll have the opportunity to experience the vibrant, raw energy of a real Argentine cumbia night away from the crowds. Get ready to dance the night away!

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Meet emerging artists at Central Park with an insider

Explore Buenos Aires’ Barracas neighborhood, home to Central Park, a transformed former industrial warehouse where talented artists live and create. You’ll enjoy exclusive access to local creatives’ spaces—studios that are only open once a year—and get to look at their craft up close. • Our journey begins with a stunning view of the Central Park complex as we meet at its entrance gate. The building’s facade, painted by renowned Argentine artist Pérez Celis, is a work of art in itself, setting the tone for the artistic experience ahead. • We’ll tour the ateliers of several masters and young creators, hear their stories, and learn about their artistic processes firsthand. We’ll engage with the materials and techniques they use, and immerse ourselves in the vibrant soul of Buenos Aires’ contemporary art scene. • Next, we’ll pay a visit to the Museo de la Balanza, a museum dedicated to the history and significance of scales and weights, and the Tedesco Collection, a space for art and artifacts, housed within the same building. You’ll leave with not only an insider’s understanding of this Argentine artists’ enclave, but thoughtful recommendations on must-see art exhibitions happening across Bueno Aires.

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Retiro food and architecture walk with a culinary expert

Join me on a tour of the architectural wonders of the Retiro neighborhood, where you’ll also sample iconic porteño snacks, the authentic flavors that define the city’s culinary culture. • We’ll meet at the centuries-old gomero (rubber) tree in the Plaza San Martín, one of Buenos Aires’ most historically significant squares. • Our first stop takes us to the Kavanagh Building, an architectural masterpiece in the rationalist style. We’ll indulge in a traditional coffee and classic porteño croissant at the beloved local Café Cora. • Next, we’ll stroll through the historically rich Bajo area, stopping at Esmeralda, one of Buenos Aires’ oldest and most beloved ice cream shops. The city’s ice cream culture is world-renowned, and we’ll dive deep into the history of Argentine gelato. • We’ll stroll to the 1938 modernist Bonet Building, where we’ll share a truly Argentine tradition: vermouth with olives at Acuario Bar. We’ll explore vermouth’s cultural significance while savoring its distinct flavors. We’ll return to Plaza San Martín and the San Martín Monument to reflect on the journey. By the end of this experience, visitors will gain a deeper appreciation for Buenos Aires’ rich heritage and for the local way of life—discovering how architecture and gastronomy come together to shape the city's unique identity.

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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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Discover fileteado Porteño with a leading artist

Just as tango is the soul of Buenos Aires’ music, fileteado Porteño is its visual heartbeat. Once used to decorate the city’s horse carts and trucks, the art form has evolved into a cultural symbol that now influences global design and art. I’ll bring its past and present alive for you, and help you make a few strokes yourself. • I’ll welcome you to my atelier, where you’ll find a completely filleted car. I’ll discuss the fascinating history and significance of fileteado, as well as my own artistic journey. • I’ll show you a wide range of works using a variety of objects and formats, as I share stories about the connections between fileteado and tango. • Try the technique yourself, making a few strokes on metal and wood with a classic long-haired brush. You’ll leave with a deep appreciation for this vital Buenos Aires tradition, as well as my recommendations for further exploring the city’s rich arts scene.

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Take a private tour through Argentina’s trans history

Experience the powerful history of Argentina’s trans community through a private tour of the Archivo de la Memoria Trans (Trans Memory Archive). The archive is not open to the public, so this is the only way to access its collection through a curated, personalized lens. • Hear firsthand accounts from older survivors and archivists, who will share their personal stories and explain the significance of this space as a symbol of activism, resistance, and the preservation of history. • Explore rare historical materials, essential documents, photographs, and testimonies that illuminate and reflect the trans community’s life and struggles. • Visit the Kumas Centre to see how older transgender women are creating art and resistance through T-shirt and tote production. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of the Archive’s impact and a personal connection to the history it preserves.

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Explore an artist's recreation of Eva Perón's jewelry

Immerse yourself in the universe of Eva Perón with me, a goldsmith and visual artist, and discover what made her the most famous woman in the history of Argentina. We’ll explore the history behind her jewelry collection, hear personal anecdotes from my meeting with her family, and interact with pieces that symbolize her enduring influence. • Begin your journey in the heart of San Telmo at Plaza Dorrego, where I’ll introduce you to my work and fascinating connection to Eva Perón. • Visit my atelier for a behind-the-scenes look at original sketches, unfinished jewelry pieces, and precious materials used to recreate Evita’s iconic collection. You’ll learn about her storied life, and the significance of her jewelry in shaping her image. • Step into Evita’s recreated private boudoir to try on her jewelry and other items, immersing yourself in the glamour and legacy of Argentina’s first lady. This 90-minute experience concludes with personalized recommendations for exploring Eva Perón’s historical landmarks in Buenos Aires, ensuring your journey through her life extends beyond the atelier.

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Sketch and paint San Telmo with a local artist

Capture scenes from the streets of San Telmo with guidance from a local artist dedicated to exploring Argentine life. I’ll lead you through sketching vignettes from the bustling Mercado de San Telmo and painting an authentic Argentine symbol at my nearby studio. • Start at the Mercado de San Telmo, where you’ll observe and sketch daily scenes that define this iconic neighborhood. I’ll provide all the art materials you’ll need. • Head to my atelier, just a few blocks away, where I’ll guide you through the process of creating a 30x30cm acrylic painting of an Argentine icon of your choice. • We’ll wrap up the session by sharing our final designs over a classic Buenos Aires drink. I’ll share some recommendations for further exploration in San Telmo. Create a tangible piece of Argentine culture to take home or display in the gallery, and leave with a deeper understanding of Argentina’s artistic heritage.

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Learn Guaraní clay techniques with a pottery artist

Join me at my San Isidro atelier, where I blend contemporary art with the ancient traditions of Guaraní pottery as a modern heir to this rich heritage. You’ll leave with more than just a piece of pottery—you’ll carry a piece of history and a deeper connection to this enduring artistic legacy. ● Discover the world of Guaraní pottery through an immersive talk using books, videos, and archaeological artifacts. ● Collaborate with me to create a ceramic paste, mixing clay from Itatí with natural additives like sandstone, talc, and mucilage made from cactus and aloe vera. ● Experiment with the traditional chorizo or rollizo technique to construct a small pot, bowl, candle holder, or casserole dish. Finish your piece with traditional Guarani techniques like burnishing and polishing to highlight its unique texture. Place your creations in the wood-fired kiln, where they will bake overnight. The next morning, your handmade Buenos Aires keepsakes will be delivered to your accommodations here in town.

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Buenos Aires pour les curieux

:: Veuillez vérifier les options linguistiques avant de réserver :: Découvrez Buenos Aires d'un point de vue anthropologique. Ne vous attendez pas à simplement marcher et écouter: soyez prêt à discuter, à poser des questions et à discuter du passé, du présent et de l'avenir de la capitale argentine. En commençant par le parc Lezama et en terminant sur la Casa Rosada, cette promenade vous offre la possibilité d'approcher de cette belle ville par son passé historique dans le but de comprendre son présent. Qui ont été les premiers habitants? Pourquoi les Britanniques étaient-ils si intéressés par cette ville? Où se trouve la population du origin afro? Et d'où viennent toutes ces personnes blanches? Qui étaient Evita et Perón? Qui étaient les "desaparecidos" pendant la dictature militaire? Pourquoi avons-nous un si gros problème avec le dollar américain? Ce ne sont que quelques-unes des nombreuses questions auxquelles nous essaierons de répondre lors de notre promenade dans la partie la plus historique de la ville. 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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Cours de tango, apprendre et ressentir

El tango te enseña a sentir, algo muy raro en el mundo tan moderno que nos rodea. Por eso, la gente que no sabe bailar, sin importar el nivel, puede bailar en un día. Se trata de enseñar herramientas para entender qué significa sentir a la otra persona. Es una clase para entender esta cultura a través de la historia y de la danza. Un nuevo idioma corporal en una Argentina con inmigrantes de diferentes países con diferentes idiomas. Al final podrás entender como dos cuerpos que se fusionan en uno para moverse juntos y conectados, sin pensar en nada, como si de una terapia se tratara. No es necesario venir con pareja, ningún conocimiento de danza, ni ropa específica. Puedes ver mi otras experiencias en: 1º https://www.airbnb.com/experiences/155814 2º https://www.airbnb.com/experiences/461646 3º https://www.airbnb.es/experiences/1654017

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À la découverte des saveurs locales de Buenos Aires

Join our Palermo Food Tour and combine your appetite for the best flavors in Buenos Aires with your hunger for exploration. You’ll eat like a champion while discovering the city’s trendiest neighborhood. Meet travelers from around the world! (We receive bookings outside of Airbnb so our tours are usually 5-10 people) We’ll start at a distinctive spot in Palermo and then, we’ll walk through some local spots to explore the roots of the neighborhood before sampling wine and local tapas at a stunning restaurant. Next, we’ll head through Palermo’s main streets to a local staple, known as a “bodegón.” This restaurant has been in Palermo since the 1950s and was recently refurbished, allowing us to enjoy classic Argentine flavors with a modern twist. It’s a location rich in history and tradition. Our final stop will be a traditional Argentine “parrilla,” or steakhouse, where we’ll close the night with fantastic food. By the end, you’ll have tasted delicious food, enjoyed wonderful wine, and learned about Buenos Aires and Palermo in great company. If you have any dietary restrictions, let us know! We’ll accommodate your needs. Note: In case of heavy rain, we’ll cancel the tour and notify you in advance.

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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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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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BALADE EN VOILIER ET PHOTOS DU COUCHER DU SOLEIL

********** 30% OFF ********** Nous irons naviguer à voile en partant de la Marine “Puerto Norte” qui se trouve dans le quartier de Palermo. Tu pourras prendre le gouvernail dés la première minute, tu n’as pas besoin d’avoir des connaissances nautiques, je vais t’apprendre à le faire. Nous naviguerons la rivière « La Plata » (la plus large du monde) devant l’aéroport “Aeroparque” (Jorge Newberry) à une distance de 2000 mètres environs, où nous pourrons apprécier le coucher du soleil sur la ville et prendre des merveilleuses photos panoramiques. Autres remarques * La série de mon voilier et devenue célèbre par sa forcé et sécurité, elle a traversé l’océan et a navigué d’Ushuaia vers le pôle nord (aller/retour). * Pas besoin d’avoir des connaissances nautiques pour réaliser cette merveilleuse expérience.

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Découvrez les vins secrets de l'Argentine, avec accords mets/vins

Welcome to our Food and Wine Experience! Join us for an unforgettable journey through the secret wines of Argentina, paired with delicious regional dishes. During this experience, you’ll savor exclusive wines from small, passionate producers, rarely found outside their local regions. We've taken great care to source these hidden gems just for you. To enhance the flavors and provide a deeper understanding of Argentina, my partner and our chef, Aby, has created four exquisite regional tapas to pair with each wine. Supporting local artisans is at the heart of our experience. From handmade plates to locally grown vegetables, every detail celebrates the craftsmanship of small producers. Our tastings offer the perfect opportunity to discover boutique Argentine wines, enjoy homemade local dishes, and relax in the company of fellow wine lovers. The experience takes place in our cozy tasting room in Palermo. Other things to note: The 12.30pm experience is a Regional Lunch + Wine Tasting the 4pm experience is a Wine Tasting + Regional Tapas Please inform us of any dietary requirements prior to the tasting. We pride ourselves on generous pours. Don't hesitate to revisit any wine you particularly enjoyed!

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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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Photographies sophistiquées à Buenos Aires

Juntos vamos a realizar una experiencia fotográfica en distintos puntos de la ciudad. Esta experiencia es una combinación entre walkthrogh histórico/ photo tour y una sesión fotográfica personal. Comenzamos en "Plaza de Dorrego" la plaza mas antigua de buenos aires, vas a sumergirte en la época con la arquitectura. En esta plaza tomaremos fotos y en sus calles internas. Continuaremos recorrido por zonas verdes hacia Puerto Madero, lugar inspirador para unas estupendas capturas con el puente de la mujer. Continuando hacia Plaza de Mayo donde esta la casa rosada y la catedral de Buenos Aires. En cada momento te iremos tomando fotos en lugares especiales y secretos de la ciudad. Otros aspectos destacables Si desea programar un tour grupal realizamos descuento, realiza tu consulta 24hs antes. Importante: Este tour puede ser guiado por Katy o Angie mis co-anfitrionas ¡Recomiendo traer accesorios como lente de sol, pañuelo, sombrero y ropa de colores vivos con estilo vintage o urbano! opcional.

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Recoleta & cimetière pour les curieux

Découvrez Buenos Aires 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 de la capitale argentine. Commençant à la Plaza San Martín et se terminant au cimetière de Recoleta, cette expérience offre la possibilité de connaitre l'histoire de cette belle ville 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 historique de la ville. * Billets pour Cementery non inclus (AR$17.620 seulement avec 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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