This self-guided tour includes a bit of everything, architecture, museum, my favorite place in Buenos Aires, one of the coffee shops I love the most and a tasty lunch finish by delicious gin tonics. I hope you love it <3

* There is a map at the end with all the stops mentioned!

Stop 1: Torre Monumental

This tower was given by the English Goverment as a gift for our 100 years anniversary on the Revolution, but most people think it was a an ironic gift after the english won the war against us. Anyway, is a nice viewpoint, you can visit it everyday 11 to 18hs (except tuesday!!) and from this tower you can see one of the most iconic buildings of Argentina: the Kavanagh. 

So much to say about the Kavanagh. When it was inaugurated in 1936 with its 120 meters, it was at the time the tallest reinforced concrete building in South America and the first residential building in Buenos Aires to have centralized air conditioning. Since 1999 this building belongs to the World Heritage of Modern Architecture, by the decision of UNESCO and in the same year, it was declared a National Historic Monument.

Stop 2: Coffee stop

And walking through Esmeralda you will see another palace! In this case is Estrugamou Palace (also known as "aristocratic elbow"), which up to today is still residential.

Hace unas semanas fuimos a Villa la Angostura 3 días, al Bolsón 2 días y después menos de un día a Bariloche donde salía el avión. Espero les sirva esta itinerario!

Hace mucho que quería hacer post, aunque creo Buenos Aires tiene muchas de sus joyas a la vista, también me parece que tiene muchas ocultas por descubrir.  Espero descubran algunos rinconcitos nuevos con este post :)