I went the Annual Museum Night but .... the visit can be done every Sunday and you can add the "Workers' Dining" experience once a month. Santa Felicita´s Church has been valued & looks great, the parish priest has a degree in history, is very kind and offers as guide or answers questions. In its beautiful garden you can visit the Grotto of Lourdes, during the summer masses are held in that wonderful place. The architectural beauty of the place contrasts with the terrible history of Felicita Guerrero de Alzaga family: without a doubt it is very interesting that you can discover the contrasts. In a second stage of the visit you can go through the tunnels and the old dining room (where a simple lunch is offered one Sunday a month as it was offered at the time that it was open to the hundreds of workers who attended it. The cost in symbolic because the atmosphere of the time is revived. Please consult the website for assistance) The pearl ... without a doubt it is the hidden Temple, inspired by the Basilica of Lourdes that has never been consecrated since it also houses a tragic story ... that I do not want to unveil so that you go and find it out. The construction is majestic and is located in the center of the educational institution of the same name. Santa Felicitas is a huge historical-cultural complex not only for the community of Barracas but for the City of Buenos Aires.

Very good experience. The church is located in front of Plaza Colombia and you enter it through the museum, which is around the corner. The guided tour of the church and museum costs $2,000 Argentine pesos. The church has beautiful stained glass windows and is used for different events. Officially it is not a church...