Discover the vibrant heart of Buenos Aires with the Free Tour of Puerto Madero and the Historical Center, where modern architecture meets rich history. In this fun experience you will explore Puerto Madero first, once an industrial port that has transformed into one of the city’s most modern and upscale districts. You’ll explore the sleek skyline and waterfront promenade, learning about the redevelopment project that turned this neglected area into a bustling hub of restaurants, parks, and luxury hotels. Did you know that the area is named after Eduardo Madero, the engineer who designed the original port in the late 19th century? Walking with your guide, you’ll hear about its rise and fall as a shipping hub and its rebirth in the 1990s. The tour also takes you past the Women's Bridge, an architectural marvel inspired by the shape of a tango dancer, designed by world-renowned architect Santiago Calatrava.

Ready for more? As your free tour moves toward the City Center, you’ll explore the historical side of Buenos Aires, where Argentina’s most important political and cultural events took place. In Plaza de Mayo, the city’s most famous and photogenic square, your guide will share the stories behind iconic landmarks like the Casa Rosada (Pink House), the pink presidential palace that has been the seat of government since 1862. You’ll hear about the balcony where Eva Peron made her famous speeches to the crowd and how the square has been a center for protests and celebrations throughout the nation’s history. The Cabildo, a white colonial building that was central to Argentina’s fight for independence in 1810, still stands proudly here, reminding visitors of the country’s rich revolutionary past.

The next part of the tour takes you to more cultural treasures in the heart of Buenos Aires, like the Metropolitan Cathedral, the city’s main Catholic church, where the tomb of Jose de San Martin, Argentina’s revered liberator, lies. The tour also passes by many government buildings, giving you insight into Argentina’s political history. You’ll finish the tour with a deeper understanding of how Buenos Aires grew from a colonial outpost to a bustling metropolis. This experience is not only a journey through time but also a chance to feel the pulse of the city while you meet new friends! So, what are you waiting for? Book your spot now and discover how Buenos Aires combines the old and the new in its unique charm!