Lezama Park and Casa Rosada highlight the rich history of Buenos Aires during this engaging anthropological walk. Participants will actively discuss the past, present, and future of Argentina's vibrant capital.

• 🗣️ Engage in conversations about the historical inhabitants and their significance to the city's development.
• 🌍 Discuss the British interest in Argentina's shores and the broader implications for the region.
• ❓ Explore topics related to the African-descendant population and migration patterns that shaped the culture.
• 📜 Learn about Evita, Perón, and the impact of military dictatorship on Argentine society throughout history.
• 🗺️ Starting point at Parque Lezama, established in 1536 as the site of the first fort in Buenos Aires.
• 🏛️ Visit the Swedish church, built in 1944, and learn about its historical context.
• 🏢 Explore the former clandestine center for detention, torture, and extermination that operated from 1976 to 1979.
• ⛪ Discover the colonial architecture of Parroquia de San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo, a historic Catholic church.
• 🌆 Stroll through Plaza Dorrego, the main square of the old town, rich in culture and history.
• 🛍️ Visit Mercado San Telmo, a local market established by Italian immigrants, showcasing traditional Argentine goods.
• 🌉 Marvel at the Woman's Bridge, designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, a symbol of modern Buenos Aires.
• 🏛️ Tour the Casa Rosada, the President's office, and learn about its significance in Argentine politics.
• 👩‍🏫 University degree guide included for an in-depth understanding of the tour topics.
• ♿ Wheelchair accessible, with options for prams/strollers, ensuring comfort for all participants.

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