In March, the 2026 edition of a public program will launch, offering free guided visits to breathtaking viewpoints across Buenos Aires. This initiative is organized by the Heritage team of the City’s Ministry of Culture and aims to reopen several historic viewpoints and iconic buildings to the public. Participation is free, with prior registration required, except in certain explicitly stated cases. The initiative is designed to promote and appreciate elevated sites that reflect various phases of Buenos Aires' architectural history.

The primary goal of this cycle is to highlight and preserve different architectural stages of the city’s development by facilitating access to usually restricted viewpoints. Many of these areas are seldom opened for public exploration, making this opportunity a unique chance for locals and tourists alike to grasp the historical urban transformations that have shaped the city's skyline. By ascending these heights, visitors can gain a comprehensive perspective on the city's layout, structural landmarks, and urban voids that are often unnoticed at street level.

Viewers will have the opportunity to engage with Buenos Aires in a manner that emphasizes its architectural richness and urban planning evolution. The program not only serves to educate participants about the city’s historical context but also fosters a sense of pride and appreciation for the local heritage. Additionally, exploring these high vantage points allows for an enhanced understanding of the city’s architectural typologies and urban designs, providing insights that elevate the collective consciousness of Buenos Aires as a vibrant cultural hub.