Visit Colon Theater And Malba Museum - Walking Tour.
Duración: 4 Horas
From 42.500 ARS
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Descripción del Tour:
Our walking tour kicks off at our office set in the vibrant heart of San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires' oldest and most culturally rich neighborhoods. Known for its lively tango and arts scene, we'll head south on Defensa Street to explore the antique markets and soak in the distinct architecture, including the iconic "faroles" public lighting, cobblestone streets, and historic buildings with period decorations.
Our journey leads us to Lezama Park, renowned for its tree-lined paths, amphitheater, and the scenic slope descending towards Martín García and Paseo Colón avenues.
Exiting the park, a short two-block walk will bring us to the southern tip of Puerto Madero. Here, we'll cross the dock and stroll along the city's modern waterfront, home to skyscrapers, upscale restaurants, and luxury hotels. We'll reach the Puente de la Mujer (Women's Bridge), a striking rotating bridge crafted by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, symbolizing a couple dancing tango.
After crossing the bridge, we'll continue our walk along the opposite shore to Belgrano Avenue. We'll then turn onto Paseo Colón Avenue, and after three blocks, find ourselves at the historic Plaza de Mayo. Here, we'll visit the Metropolitan Cathedral and admire the Cabildo and Casa Rosada, the executive branch's headquarters. Our guide will share insights into the many historical and social events that have unfolded here.
On the opposite side of the square, we'll embark on Diagonal Norte, a significant city artery linking the Supreme Court and Casa Rosada. We'll arrive at the iconic Obelisco de Buenos Aires, a city landmark situated at the heart of Avenida 9 de Julio, renowned as the world's widest avenue.
Crossing this grand avenue, we'll continue our walk for two more blocks to reach the renowned Colon Theater. This opera house is celebrated as one of the top five globally for its size, acoustics, and rich history.
For those opting to visit the Colon Theater, our tour culminates with an exclusive guided exploration within this magnificent venue. We'll join our guide and a small group of visitors to discover the Auditorium, the Main Foyer, the Busts Gallery, and the Golden Hall, marveling at the intricate architectural details, sculptures, ceilings, and stained glass. After an enlightening 50-minute tour, we'll conclude at the theater's entrance.
Alternatively, if you select the MALBA option, we'll hop on a bus to the Palermo neighborhood, home to the MALBA (Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires). Established in September 2001, this museum is dedicated to collecting, preserving, studying, and showcasing Latin American art from the early 20th century to today. It features around 400 works by the region's leading modern and contemporary artists. The tour wraps up with your museum entry, allowing you to explore at your leisure and fully appreciate each room and exhibition.
For those choosing the combined tour, you'll experience the Colon Theater's grandeur before heading with your guide to the MALBA. After receiving your museum ticket, the tour concludes at this cultural haven.
Lo que SI incluye:
**Bilingual guide **Public transportation **Entrance ticket to the Colon Theatre or MALBA, or both (depending on the option chosen)
Lo que NO incluye:
**Meals & drinks . **Pick up & drop off from the hotels
Preguntas Frecuentes
The Teatro Colón and Malba Museum excursion includes a guided tour of the iconic Teatro Colón, one of the most prestigious opera houses in the world, where you'll explore its architecture and history. You'll also have access to the Malba Museum, which houses an impressive collection of contemporary Latin American art. The tour is on foot, offering an up-close and enriching experience with an expert guide who will share stories and cultural insights. Entrance fees are also included, ensuring a worry-free tour. This experience is ideal for art and culture lovers.
The approximate duration of the visit to the Teatro Colón and Malba Museum is approximately three hours, allowing you to enjoy and explore each of these iconic destinations at your leisure. The tour is designed to offer a complete and enriching experience, with enough time for you to admire the majesty of the Teatro Colón and enjoy the Malba Museum exhibits. During the tour, you will be accompanied by an experienced guide who will provide interesting information and answer any questions, optimizing your tourist experience in Buenos Aires.
Yes, it's highly recommended to book in advance to secure your spot on the Teatro Colón and Malba Museum tour. Given the popularity of these tourist attractions, tours can fill up quickly, especially during peak season. By booking in advance, you not only guarantee your experience but also better plan your activities during your stay in Buenos Aires. Advance bookings often have flexible cancellation policies, giving you peace of mind and greater control over your travel itinerary.
To fully enjoy the excursion to the Teatro Colón and Malba Museum, we recommend wearing comfortable shoes, as the tour is on foot. It's also advisable to bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated, especially during the summer months. Don't forget your camera or smartphone to capture the breathtaking moments and views that will be presented during the tour. It's important to make sure you have enough cash or credit cards if you want to buy souvenirs. Bringing an umbrella or raincoat can be useful if rain is forecast.
On the Teatro Colón and Malba Museum tour, visitors can expect to learn a wide variety of cultural and historical aspects of Buenos Aires. At the Teatro Colón, you'll discover details about its incredible architectural design, its incomparable acoustics, and its history since its inauguration in 1908. At the Malba Museum, you'll immerse yourself in the world of contemporary Latin American art, exploring iconic works by prominent artists from the region. Your guide will offer valuable information and historical context that will enrich your appreciation of theater and contemporary art, making this experience a complete cultural immersion.