San Telmo: A Tour through History and Local Life
Overview of the tour in Buenos Aires
This tour of San Telmo and its surroundings in Buenos Aires offers a rich mix of history and culture. Start at Parque Lezama, one of the oldest parks in the city, ideal for exploring sculptures, tree-lined paths.
Then, visit the National Historical Museum in the park, with key artifacts from Argentina's history, such as Belgrano's flag from the War of Independence. Continue on Defensa Street, famous for its antique stores and the San Telmo Fair on Sundays, with handicrafts and live music.
Discover the Casa Mínima on Pasaje San Lorenzo, the narrowest house in Buenos Aires, and move on to Plaza Dorrego, the center of life in San Telmo, surrounded by bars and stores. Steps away, the San Telmo Market combines fresh food and modern locals, ideal for sampling crazy gastronomy.
Visit the Old Hotel Gallery, with art and design, and the San Pedro Telmo Church, a colonial jewel of the 18th century. The Zanjón de Granados, with tunnels and archaeological remains, reveals life in 19th century Buenos Aires. It ends at the Church of Santo Domingo, where the remains of Belgrano lie next to relics of the English Invasions.
This activity includes:
- Casa Mínima
- Parque Lezama
- San Telmo Plaza
- San Telmo Market
- plaza dorrego
- Pasaje San Lorenzo
Our Guides
On arrival
Instructions for the San Telmo Tour
Meeting point: Defensa and Brasil
Duration: 2 h
Things to note
what to bring: Comfortable shoes and a bottle of water
get ready to enjoy the history and charm of one of the oldest and most picturesque neighborhoods in Buenos Aires!
Free Cancellation
You are free to cancel a booking anytime. We kindly remind you to cancel bookings you cannot arrive for. Being reported as absent decreases your customer level points and the benefits you can enjoy.