Boca is One of the oldest neighborhood from Buenos Aires. Driving by ushina art museum there's a lot of graffiti in the surroundings as we arrive, begining the tour at Boca Caminito a colorful outdoor museum since 1959, enjoy this beautiful area providing a perfect place made for tourist street tango dancers, souvenir stores, bar, restaurants and many kind of artist around.

San Telmo, one of the oldest and porteño neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, is home to the historic center with a very bohemian air, it is full of antique dealers, rustic meat restaurants, many street murals; on Sundays it is flooded with tourists and opens its famous flea market, a place that you definitely cannot miss.

It was created at the end of the 19th century given the need to create a port that would connect Buenos Aires with Europe, in the context of the rise of the agro-export model, which led the engineer Eduardo Madero to present his own project, to whom the neighborhood owes its name and The names of its streets pay tribute to great women in Argentine history. It also has a wide and multicultural gastronomy. It is one of the forty-eight neighborhoods in which the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) is divided.

Barrio Montserrat located in the historic center of Buenos Aires. Among its most iconic sites is La Plaza de Mayo, the most important square in Buenos Aires, the founding square and where the Plaza de la Victoria and the Fuerte were unified. There is the Microcentro Porteño and several historical monuments: The Cabildo, the Casa Rosada, the Government Building of the City of Buenos Aires, the Central House of Banco de La Nación and AFIP. The Pirámide de Mayo was the first patriotic monument in the city and was built to celebrate the May Revolution and was located in the center of the square.

One of the most emblematic buildings of the nation with a very interesting architecture and a lot of history behind it.

It is one of the neighborhoods that make up the center of the city and together with Montserrat the Microcentro, it has 9 de Julio Avenue, one of the largest in the world, in it is the Obelisk icon of the City, also the Colon Theater and a endless number of theaters on Corrientes Avenue; In this area we can also find the financial area of ​​the city since several important banks and insurance companies are in it. The important architectural complex Palacio de Los Tribunales is home to the Supreme Court and other minor courts.

Recoleta is an affluent area, known for its Paris-style townhouses, opulent old palaces, and luxury boutiques. we have the Recoleta Cementery one of the biggest necropolis city in the world.