Newcomer Regimiento Patricios in Plaza de Mayo - Memorable (First Saturday of every month)

[Ron]

Since I learned that starting from May, every first Saturday of the month, the Patricios Regiment would showcase the patriotic event of the changing of the guard, I've wanted to go. The grenadiers are an iconic symbol of this country and truly represent a significant part of this culture. So, this Saturday, I went to Plaza de Mayo, and it was genuinely exciting. The event takes place at 11 am every first Saturday of the month. I mention it so you can have this lovely experience.
I couldn't record because I was too excited watching the entire event, but I'll leave you a video from the site.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1786865363864408301

 

[Jenn]

Wow this is great to know! I never heard about it before. Do they charge for this or is it free?

 

[lovelyM]

Oh, I saw it this Saturday on TN's news, and it really moved me. The people being interviewed there were saying exactly what Ron mentioned, that they felt very emotional. So, I plan to go next month.

 

[Ron]

Wow this is great to know! I never heard about it before. Do they charge for this or is it free?

It's free, my only recommendation is to arrive a while before it starts to get a good spot and be able to see the entire event in detail. I got there at 10:30 am.

 

[earlyretirement]

Since I learned that starting from May, every first Saturday of the month, the Patricios Regiment would showcase the patriotic event of the changing of the guard, I've wanted to go. The grenadiers are an iconic symbol of this country and truly represent a significant part of this culture. So, this Saturday, I went to Plaza de Mayo, and it was genuinely exciting. The event takes place at 11 am every first Saturday of the month. I mention it so you can have this lovely experience.
I couldn't record because I was too excited watching the entire event, but I'll leave you a video from the site.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1786865363864408301

This is awesome! I've never seen that there before. Hopefully they continue with that tradition.