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Minimal House

Behind just 2.30 meters of facade, Casa Mínima is the narrowest house in Buenos Aires, preserving the oldest myths and traditions of San Telmo. From the times of slavery to the origins of tango, this visit to the narrowest house in Buenos Aires reveals the stories that shaped the neighborhood's identity.


The visit takes in Casa Mínima and the adjacent space on the corner of the block.


Highlights:

-Discover the narrowest house in Buenos Aires: just 2.3 meters wide and with a fascinating history

-Explore a unique home that preserves myths about freedom, 19th-century daily life, and the transformation of a mansion into a tenement, a testament to the neighborhood's soul

-Access restored spaces that preserve original materials and archaeological discoveries that reveal how San Telmo's identity was formed

Behind just 2.30 meters of facade, Casa Mínima is the narrowest house in Buenos Aires, preserving the oldest myths and traditions of San Telmo. From the times of slavery to the origins of tango, this visit to the narrowest house in Buenos Aires reveals the stories that shaped the neighborhood's identity.


The visit takes in Casa Mínima and the adjacent space on the corner of the block.


Highlights:

-Discover the narrowest house in Buenos Aires: just 2.3 meters wide and with a fascinating history

-Explore a unique home that preserves myths about freedom, 19th-century daily life, and the transformation of a mansion into a tenement, a testament to the neighborhood's soul

-Access restored spaces that preserve original materials and archaeological discoveries that reveal how San Telmo's identity was formed