Hello, I was born in La Pampa and I came to study medicine in Buenos Aires 8 years ago. I am fascinated by the race but even more so by this city, every day you have a different plan to do! I really enjoy having mates or a few beers in a little park, playing soccer and going out dancing.
Hellooo,
Taking a short walk I would like to show you:
*Faculty of Medicine (inside): We tour the study house where 2 Nobel Prize winners came from. Depending on the day we can enter the anatomy museum.
*Faculty of economics: We see the palatial architecture of one of the first faculties of the UBA
*Hospital of clinics: We contemplate the most important hospital in the country for decades, which witnessed everything from tragedies to canonical events.
*Plaza Houssay: We walked along a very modern gastronomic walk that remains as an option to return after the tour.
*El Ateneo Bookstore: We browse through books as we walk through a colonial theater converted into a library/bookstore.
*Bond Street Gallery: Art, fashion, piercings, tattoos, it is something you have rarely seen in your life, it is very good and with its urban style it makes a nice contrast with the previous stop.
On the corner of Place Houssay, next to the parking lot, I have a black polka dot umbrella.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
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