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Let’s tango together! You can do this from home and don’t need any prior experience or specific clothing. Tango is a feeling that you carry within you and it connects you with other people. Over an hour you will discover how to feel the music and bring it into your body. You will learn the rules of the "game" and how to enjoy playing at home. Your dance level doesn't matter !!! Whether you are a beginner or advanced, the rules will change so that the game never ends. In this way you will understand how two bodies can merge into one to move together and connect, without thinking about anything, as if it were a therapy. We will also discuss how tango was born, as it is relevant to what is happening in today's world. We’ll also discuss how tango was born, as it’s relevant to what’s happening in today’s world. great for groups, great for team-building. Contact me for a new date or private session. You can read 400+ reviews for my other tango experience here: https://www.airbnb.com.ar/experiences/155814

Escape tourism and get to discover Buenos Aires from an anthropological point of view. Don't expect to just walk and listen: be prepared to talk, make questions, taste mate and discuss about the past, present and future of the Argentinean capital. Beginning in Lezama Park and ending in Plaza de Mayo, 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? What happened to them after the Spanish foundation? Why were the British so interested in this shores? What is the deal with Evita and Perón? Where is the African-descendant population? And where did all these white people come from? This are just some of the many questions we will try to answer in our walk through the most historical part of town. Other things to note Curious people are welcome! Come with questions, walking mood, comfortable shoes, your camera and a bottle of water.

Visit the city at night enjoying the newest and most modern neighborhood of Buenos Aires and the historical “Plaza de Mayo” with its stylish May Avenue and famous Obelisk. We’ll walk around the exclusive and most expensive Puerto Madero neighborhood crossing the famous Calatrava´s Bridge at night and enjoy the view of the docks of the old Port. Learn about the oldest square where Buenos Aires was founded, and the independence took place too. Walk down May Avenue with its Art Nouveau buildings and enjoy the view of the famous Obelisk and the 9th of July Avenue. Also, we will go to the bohemian and trendy Neighbourhood, Palermo Soho where you will have and a snack and a beverage. With this tour you will have a glimpse of the city at night and capture some magnificient pictures. Due to coronavirus the maximum cappacity is of 8 passengers. However is subject to availability!

Vamos a recorrer juntos el barrio de Barracas, que se encuentra en el sur de la ciudad de Buenos Aires y siempre ha vivido a la sombra de los tradicionales barrios de la ciudad, aunque tiene luz propia y está lleno de arte e historia. Es el recorrido perfecto para quienes son mas viajeros que turistas. Barracas es el barrio de las mansiones aristocráticas, de las fábricas abandonadas, de los estudios de diseño, de las industrias recuperadas, de las viviendas colectivas obreras, de los murales graffiteros, de los bodegones y bares centenarios, de los ferroviarios, de los judíos provenientes de Siria. Barracas es el barrio de los viejos espacios y nuevas ideas, una pequeña ciudad dentro de Buenos Aires, donde miles de estilos conviven atesorando infinidad de historias, personajes y secretos muy bien guardados. Otros aspectos destacables Tiempo estimado: Aproximadamente 3 horas y media. No apto para niños. Se suspende por lluvia.

Discover Buenos Aires' essentials through the lens of San Telmo: This neighborhood gathers Buenos Aires' history in a nutshell. We will embark on a journey tracing us back almost 500 years ago. Starting from the very foundation of Buenos Aires, you will travel through its periods of both grandeur and decadence, up to its current transformation in the context of globalization. A crossroads of sailors, merchants, and artists, San Telmo provides a clear testimony of the importance of immigration in Argentine identity. San Telmo, the cultural capital of BA: BA's smallest neighborhood was designated as a protected cultural heritage area by the city's government. In our journey, you will appreciate its elegant yet picturesque architecture, as well as its rich cultural footprint. Well-known for its antiquities stores, the San Telmo Market and for being Mafalda's home, the barrio also delights visitors for its Boheme and street art shows. Immerse into San Telmo's gastronomic and craft beer scenes, attended by locals!: San Telmo has become an emergent gastronomic hub that offers a wide variety of flavors and ales. In this experience, you will delight yourself with classic and trendy Argentine food tasting and a craft beer round, while you will get to know the main characters behind it: the local owners. You definitely can't miss it! +Tips on where to eat & drink in San Tel Other things to note Please tell us in advance whether you have special food requirements (vegan, vegetarian, lactose intolerance, etc.). We would gladly adapt to your situation!