Palermo's green Parks : Where history and fresh air get together

We’ll walk through the largest park in the city, learning about the history of this land and its deep connection to Argentina’s history. Along the way, we’ll discover different monuments that tell stories about the country’s politics and important historical events.

  But it’s not all about history! We’ll also enjoy this vast green space, identify some native Argentine trees, relax, and take some great photos. It’s ideal for those who enjoy walking, discovering peaceful places, and learning a little more about Argentine history and nature.

- If there is rain in the forecast or it is raining, some parks may not open, so it’s better to wait for a nicer day.

- The Ecopark now charges an entrance fee for foreign tourists and people who are not residents of the City of Buenos Aires, so visiting it is optional. If you’d like to go inside, it’s a very beautiful place, just let me know.

- Groups don’t usually sign up for this event, so you may be the only person joining. If you have any questions, feel free to message me before making your decision. I’ll be happy to help.