Discover the creative side of Buenos Aires on this free tour of the lesser-seen side of the Palermo neighborhood. We'll stroll through corners brimming with urban art, independent design, and a bohemian atmosphere that will surprise you at every turn.
Tour Details
At the designated time, we'll meet in front of the radio broadcast Olga to begin this alternative free tour of Palermo. Are you ready to experience the urban art and bohemian lifestyle that characterizes this Buenos Aires neighborhood? Let's go!
We'll start by walking towards Plaza Serrano, in the heart of Palermo Soho, where we'll discuss the area's cultural transformation and the rise of urban art. A short walk away, we'll see Rapanui, an example of a house converted into a commercial space, and we'll stop in front of the famous Don Julio steakhouse, a true gastronomic icon of the Argentine capital.
Nearby, we'll visit the Mutual de Messi, where we'll talk about the passion for soccer and Lionel Messi's connection to this neighborhood. Afterwards, we'll explore Pasaje Russel, famous for its murals, where we'll admire impressive works and hidden pieces signed by artists like Ever, Pum Pum, and Cabaio. We'll also see the mural dedicated to Dibu Martínez, the goalkeeper for the Argentine national soccer team, titled La mejor atajada del mundo (The Best Save in the World).
Next, we'll cross over to Palermo Hollywood, with its industrial atmosphere, film and television production companies, and alternative spirit. There, we'll see the Frida Kahlo mural, a symbol of Latin American feminist art.
Our route will continue to Plaza Mafalda, where we'll remember the brilliant Quino and enjoy the visual references to his most famous creation. Finally, we'll end our tour at the Mercado de Pulgas, an ideal spot for lovers of vintage design and decor.
After a 2-hour tour, we'll say goodbye in this special corner of Buenos Aires.
Group Size
This free tour does not accept bookings for groups of more than 6 people, even if separate bookings are made.