Ring our bell! Peru 988, you will find it to the right of the main entrance to our beautiful historic home-base. Search no further to find our team of expert, multilingual guides – all excited

Discover the origens of the city which was once the second largest slave trading market in South America and learn why the surrounding neighbourhood fell into disrepair. It all started (and ended) here.

The birth-place of Tango and disembarkation point for more than 6 million immigrants. The colours how they came to be and why the volunteer fireservice are so revered. More than this you will experience with our local friends for an insiders view of the tourist hoards below...

Designed to be the economic epi-centre of the city and built with the same brick used for the Albert Docks in England (and bollards from Sheffield foundry in Wales), this port could be considered one of the largest art installation in the world as it was only briefly used as a port before being abandoned and cordoned-off for 80 years...

Bob Ross the famous TV painter might describe the reserve as a 'happy accident', we have Juan Domingo Perón and mother nature to thank for this peaceful respite from the city of fury. (closed Mondays).