Historical & Archaeological Sites in buenos-aires

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Top 4 Historical & Archaeological Sites

Palacio Barolo: Guided Tour

The Barolo Palace is a work of pure love! Imaginative architect Mario Palanti's symbolic references to Dante Alighieri's poem the _Divine Comedy_ make this structure truly unique. Blending neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic elements with a Hindu-designed dome, guests are reminded of the tantric union between the protagonists, Dante and Beatrice, and the three distinct realms of the _Comedy_. At night, the lighthouse flickers into action, giving you great city views of exotic facades from up high.

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Obelisco de Buenos Aires: Entry Ticket

Visit the Obelisco de Buenos Aires, an iconic monument of the city. View Buenos Aires from within the obelisk. Learn about its history during an introductory talk, then take the elevator to its highest point. At the top, enjoy views of historic avenues, domes, and buildings through four windows facing north, south, east, and west.

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Buenos Aires: Guided City Tour + Hotel Pickup + Lunch

Take a capsule tour that lets you see a lot of Buenos Aires in a short amount of time. This comprehensive part walking, part driving tour is designed to show you the colors, sights, and smells of Buenos Aires, as your guide fills you in on its history. See the must-sees, and eat the must-eats!

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Buenos Aires Pope Francis Tour

Explore Buenos Aires and learn about Pope Francis' life and connection to the city. Visit his birthplace, school, and university, and learn about his early years before he became a priest. Visit the Basílica San José de Flores, where Pope Francis decided to dedicate his life to God, and the San Ignacio de Loyola Church. You’ll also visit the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral, the largest Catholic temple in the city, where Pope Francis celebrated Mass as an archbishop. Learn about Pope Francis' passion for football and visit his beloved Atlético San Lorenzo de Almagro soccer club, which even played with an image of him on its shirts after he was elected pope. This guided walking tour offers an insight into the life of Jorge Bergoglio, the man who became Pope Francis, and the places that shaped his life and religious vocation.

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