Explore Palermo Soho's Vibrant Street Art Soul

Palermo Soho, Argentina



Join us for a captivating journey through Palermo Soho's urban culture and street art scene, starting at the corner of Armenia and Malabia streets, the heart of this artistic neighborhood in BA.

Highlights

  • Inmerse yourself through art in Argentina´s social evolution.
  • Pay homage to Julio Cortázar's influence on local culture.
  • Explore Palermo Soho's Vibrant Street Art Soul.

Description

Explore Palermo Soho's Vibrant Street Art Soul

Join us for a captivating journey through Palermo Soho's urban culture and street art scene, starting at the corner of Armenia and Malabia streets, the heart of this artistic neighborhood in Buenos Aires.

Meeting Point: Armenian Church

Our stops

Murals on Gurruchaga and Russell Streets Witness the 'Evolution of Labor' mural and delve into its symbolic representation of Argentina's historical and social evolution. Discover how street art mirrors society's identity and transformation.

️Murals of Pasaje Santa Rosa Immerse yourself in the colorful nooks of Palermo, where art, stories, and friendships converge in a vibrant display of creativity.

Julio Cortázar Plaza (Plaza Serrano) Explore murals blending literature and urban art, paying homage to Julio Cortázar's influence on local culture and the neighborhood's artistic expression.

‍'Mujer Luchadora' Mural on Honduras Street Reflect on the empowering message of the 'Mujer Luchadora' mural, showcasing street art's role in activism and visibility for gender equality and human rights.

To finish this tour, you will enjoy the best ice cream in the world at the Antiche ice cream store.

Includes

Guided tour throughout Palermo´s Soho murals and art scene.
Enjoy the best ice cream in the world at the Antiche ice cream store.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour starts at the Armenian Church, located at the corner of Armenia and Malabia streets in Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
You will see murals depicting Argentina's social evolution, including the 'Evolution of Labor' mural on Gurruchaga and Russell Streets, and works inspired by local culture.
Julio Cortázar was an influential Argentine writer whose legacy inspires various street artists featured on the tour, reflecting his impact on local culture.
Tour duration varies; check the website for current timing details specific to the Explore Palermo Soho’s Vibrant Street Art Soul activity.
Yes, the tour is appropriate for all ages interested in urban culture and Argentina’s artistic expressions.
Yes, photography is allowed and encouraged to capture the vibrant street art throughout Palermo Soho.
No prior knowledge is needed; the tour provides insights into Argentina’s social evolution and street art significance.
Palermo Soho is accessible by public transport and taxis within Buenos Aires, Argentina; refer to local transit options for the Armenian Church meeting point.
Participants are advised to follow the guide’s instructions and respect the local environment and artworks during the tour.
The tour operates year-round; check the website for current available dates and times in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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