Tour in Buenos Aires: San Telmo

It was the first colonial suburb of Buenos Aires. In addition, it was the most distinguished neighbourhood, until 1871, when the yellow fever scared the […]

Traditional walk in the neighborhood of San Telmo of great richness and variety of flowers, plants, sculptures, monuments and historic buildings which on weekends is a meeting place for neighbors who enjoy craft fairs, concerts and street performances, theaters and street musicians.

Dorrego Square, popular name that reached Colonel Manuel Dorrego Square is one of the main cultural centers and tourist attractions of the city of Buenos Aires.

The San Telmo´s Market, also known as San Pedro Telmo Antique Fair or Flea Market is a street festival featuring art shows, cafes and a great fair of antiques and curios in the heart of the neighborhood that gives it its name.

Old Catholic church built by the Jesuits in veneration of Our Lady of Bethlehem, who after various social situations, was erected as a Parish San Pedro González Telmo, who gave name to the district that houses it.

First Orthodox Church in South America created to meet the spiritual needs of immigrants who served our country.

Gospel Temple created by request of the Danish community, eager to develop their religious life under the doctrine of their native Church.

Monument in bronze that expresses the effort of labor and the importance of women in the life of man and the joint fight.