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Buenos Aires: Recoleta Guided Walking Tour
Explore the "Paris of South America" on foot with an expert guide
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Duration: 2h
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Max group size: 10
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Live guide: English, Spanish
Meeting point
1835 Presidente Roberto M. Ortiz, C1113, Buenos Aires- Show your mobile voucher or confirmation to your guide
Join a walking tour through Recoleta, the elegant heart of Buenos Aires. As the city's most aristocratic neighborhood, Recoleta sweeps you off your feet with its French-style Belle Époque buildings and lavish facades. Every corner whispers a reminder that you're strolling through the 'Paris of South America.'
Explore the unique Recoleta Cemetery, unlike any other in the city. Every step is an adventure, creating lasting memories along the way.
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