RECOLETA CEMETERY TOUR

Voices from the Graveyard & Evita's Grave

"IMPORTANT: The City Government of Buenos Aires has decided to forbid tours and tourist visits to the Recoleta Cemetery from March 13th as a preventive measure against the spread of Coronavirus. Please be advise that for this we will cancel our tours in the Recoleta Cemetery until further notice.

 JOIN OUR RECOLETA CEMETERY TOUR FOR ONLY $700 ARS OR $10 USD PER PERSON.

 

More than 4.000 mausoleums are waiting for you. Discover the biggest outdoor collection of artwork in the world. Legends of Gods and Great Heroes, controversies and gruesome deaths.

Learn about the mysterious and unbelievable story of the corpse of EVITA PERON.


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EVITA'S GRAVE
“The Sailor and his Daughter”
“The Grotto”
“The Girl who Died Twice”
“The Wild Bull of
the Pampas”
“The Gravekeeper”
“Till Death do us Part”
“Knights of the Night”

Tour will take around 1.45hs.

MONDAY TO SATURDAY AT 3PM.

MEETING POINT: GATE OF THE RECOLETA CEMETERY. JUNIN 1760

No need of booking. Just show up! 

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Recoleta Cemetery Tour

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    The Recoleta Cemetery is opened every day from 8am to 8pm. Entrance with Free admission. It is located in the heart of Recoleta in 1760 Junin street. How to get to the Recoleta Cemetery Close to the cemetery there are two important avenues, Las Heras and Libertador. That’s why you have plenty of line buses that […]

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    Evita’s Grave

    No matter how big and sophisticated are the vaults of the aristocratic families, but tourists always want to visit Evita’s vault, one of the most humble graves that you are able to find in the Recoleta Cemetery. Once you enter to the Recoleta Cemetery you suddenly forget that you are in a cemetery because you start […]

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    Something that draws much attention in all graveyards and particularly in the Recoleta Cemetery, is the number of cats that can be found.

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IMPORTANT

The City Government of Buenos Aires has decided to forbid tours and tourist visits to the Recoleta Cemetery from March 13th as a preventive measure against the spread of Coronavirus. Please be advise that for this we will cancel our tours in the Recoleta Cemetery until further notice.