
Overview
Highlights:
- See Buenos Aires’ chequered past through walking its restored underground tunnels
- Enjoy an informative guided narration of the layers of San Telmo’s history
Hidden beneath the streets of San Telmo in Buenos Aires are tunnels few have seen. El Zanjón de Granados reveals an underground network of passageways that offers a new view of the city’s past. In 1958, Jorge Eckstein bought an empty building and while renovating it, uncovered a network of tunnels stretching 152 metres beneath the streets where settlers firstly arrived in 1536. Excavations soon began and parts of this private museum have now been restored to their original structure. The tunnels hide a long-forgotten story, waiting to be uncovered again.
Get a sense of how Buenos Aires has changed over the centuries of this walking tour and be guided through these passages which have evolved from a natural creek to being a 19th-century home and later, a refuge for immigrants.
Please note: this tour is shared with other passengers and is subject to a minimum of 4 passengers to operate. Rates are available on request for fewer than 4 passengers.
What's included
- Guide
- Entrance fee
Please note: All Freedom Day descriptions represent a typical itinerary and may not operate exactly as described. Local operators may vary from time to time.
Useful information
- Price:US $34.00 (approx GBP £26)
- Departure Time:12:00 Hrs, 14:00 Hrs and 16:00 Hrs
Defensa 755, San Telmo (1065), Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Approximately 20mins walk from your hotel, alternatively a taxi is approximately US $10 one-way.
- Duration: 2 hours
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