It is the newest an most expensive area in our city. Warehouses located in this old port area have been refurbished and transformed into modern elegant restaurants, ample lofts and superb offices which have breathtaking views of the city and the distinctive river "Río de la Plata"

The biggest park in Buenos Aires is a 865-acre (3.50 km2) tract of low land on the Río de la Plata riverbank located on the east side of Puerto Madero district. You can not miss this unique opportunity to ride through its exotic and unique tracks close to the city where nature and the environment are preserved. *Only closed on mondays or after rains - In this case we see it from the outside.

Historically, La Boca has been the portside dramatic neighborhood which welcoming particular style reflects the migratory influx; it is one of the Tango's cradles, along with its brothels and antique cafes.

"Caminito" (a picturesque street) is a must for tourists who want to explore this unique and unforgettable landmark. In this stop we take a 30 minutes break approximately so you can have the chance to walk around the area.

The perfect stop for football lovers and for those who want to know the passion of the Argentines and the history of the colors of the most famous soccer team in the country, where Diego Maradona was consecrated as a star of the sport.

San Telmo is the oldest district of Buenos Aires, actually Lezama park is where the foundation of the city took place. Today this well-preserved area is a must for those who want to explore the historical heritage of the city.

The main public buildings are located around Plaza de Mayo, such as: Casa de Gobierno (Argentine White House), Buenos Aires Cabildo, Catedral Metropolitana (Metropolitan Cathedral) and much more. At our last stop we tell you about the most terrible dictatorship in Latin America, the history of "Madres de Plaza de mayo" and other incredible stories that changed the history of our country.