Tour to "barrio padre Mugica"

Barrio Padre Mugica, also known as "Barrio 31", is a neighborhood located in the Retiro district of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Originally established in the 1930s, Barrio Padre Mugica has grown to become one of the city's largest and most well-known informal settlements, often referred to as a "slum" or "shantytown."

Despite its informal origins, Barrio Padre Mugica has a rich cultural heritage and a strong sense of community among its residents. The neighborhood is characterized by its narrow streets, vibrant street art, and bustling markets, which reflect the daily life and energy of its inhabitants.

Over the years, Barrio Padre Mugica has faced socio-economic challenges, including inadequate housing, limited access to basic services, and issues of poverty and inequality. However, community initiatives and government efforts have been working towards improving living conditions and providing essential services to residents.

Visiting this neighborhood, offers a glimpse into a different side of Buenos Aires, where visitors can learn about the community's history, experience its cultural richness, and support local businesses. It's a place where resilience, creativity, and community spirit shine through despite the challenges it faces.

You will be inside one of this "bike-wagons", during all the tour, beside one of our tour guides: