San Juan Argentina on Foot: History and Culture in the First Free Walking Tour

Discover San Juan, Argentina, by walking through its history, culture, and surprising details in this Free Walking Tour.

We will start at the Bicentennial Theater, a symbol of the city's cultural identity, and continue to the San Martín Station Cultural Center, where we will explore local creativity and art. We will pass by the Civic Center and the Franklin Rawson Provincial Museum of Fine Arts, enjoying its architecture and exhibitions. 

Our tour will continue through the Aldo Cantoni Stadium and the Velodrome Park Tribune, two icons where the sporting passion of the people of San Juan beats. Afterwards, we will stop at the impressive Juan Victoria Auditorium and visit the Don Julio Museum, with its olive oils and its warm traditional store. The next stop will be the Birthplace of Sarmiento, a place full of history and memory that holds the essence of one of the most important figures in the country. Later, we will take a brief pause at a local wine shop to discover firsthand the winemaking tradition of San Juan and, responsibly, taste small sips of the wine that gives identity to the region. Finally, we will visit the San Juan Bautista Cathedral Church, with its majestic Campanile, and conclude the tour at the 25 de Mayo Square, a vibrant space that reflects the life and daily pulse of the city.  

If you want to experience San Juan like a local, learn about its stories, culture, and traditions, this tour is for you! Come and discover the city with us, in the first Free Walking Tour of San Juan.