• Plaza de Mayo - Located in the historic heart of Buenos Aires, this site offers insights into the connection with the body and sexual dissent before and after European colonization.
• Casa Rosada - The Presidential Palace of Argentina. Discussions will cover the Generation of 1880 and the influence of Peronism on the community.
• Catedral Primada - The Metropolitan Cathedral provides an understanding of the Catholic Church’s significant role in the Argentine State.
• Museo Nacional del Cabildo de Buenos Aires y de la Revolucion de Mayo - This was Argentina’s first government house, symbolizing colonial rule.
• Plaza del Congreso - Discover the laws and debates while enjoying the view of one of Buenos Aires’ most stunning buildings.
• Santa Fe - Carlos Jaúregui - Visit the first and only subway station dedicated to queer activist Carlos Jauregui.
• Museo Evita - Explore the history of Evita and Peronism at one of Buenos Aires’ most beautiful museums.
• Palermo - Stroll through the rose garden and learn about the local “teteras.”
• Casa Brandon - A cultural center featuring live poetry, music, and art exhibitions. It also serves as an educational hub and think tank. The tour concludes with a cocktail in the heart of the local queer community.

• Admission to Museo Evita
• Complimentary drink at Casa Brandon
• Includes all entrance fees

• Tips for guides are not included, and always welcomed by our team!

In the area of LGBTQIA+ rights, Argentina has positioned itself as a global trailblazer. Over the past twenty years, the country has adopted same-sex marriage, permitted adoption by Queer individuals, and enacted one of the world’s most extensive and forward-thinking laws for transgender and gender non-conforming individuals. What accounts for this extraordinary progression in a predominantly Catholic nation? Join us to explore the historical journey and struggle that led to this point, from the decriminalization of homosexuality to registering the first non-binary birth. Accompanied by one of our queer guides, you’ll visit significant sites, exceptional NGOs, and understand the continuing struggle for visibility, acceptance, and inclusion. During the tour, we’ll traverse through significant spots symbolizing the struggle and acquisition of rights such as the National Congress or the Jáuregui subway station and even stop by an NGO. With each tour, a contribution is made to NGOs advocating for visibility, inclusivity, and acceptance.

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