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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.

Borges: Infiniteness and Heartbreak in San Telmo

Buenos Aires for curious people

:: Please, check the language options by date before booking :: Discover Buenos Aires from an anthropological point of view. Don't expect to just walk and listen: be prepared to talk, make questions and discuss about the past, present and future of the Argentinean capital. Beginning in Lezama Park and ending in Casa Rosada, this walk offers you the chance to approach this beautiful city from its historical past in an attempt to understand its current present. Who were the first inhabitants? Why were the British so interested in this shores? Where is the African-descendant population? Where did all these white people come from? What is the deal with Evita and Perón? Who were the "desaparecidos" during the military dictatorship? And why do we have such a big problem with the US dollar? These are just some of the many questions we will try to answer in our walk through the most historical part of town. Please note that this tour may be slightly modified at the guide's discretion due to weather or unforeseen circumstances.

Clase de Tango aprende y siente

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

History & Local Culture Immersion Experience by Bike

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!