BUENOS AIRES
The best of Buenos Aires.
The 15 experiences that define a stay in Buenos Aires. The shows, tables and days out most people remember long after the flight home.
Watch Piazzolla Tango at Buenos Aires’ Galería Güemes, then choose drinks or a 3-course dinner before an elegant 1h15 show.
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Buenos Aires in 3–5 hours: Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca tango, Puerto Madero, and Recoleta, with hotel transfer included.
A 2-hour English walking tour of La Boca with tango street culture, fileteado art, and a Boca Juniors finish at La Bombonera.
Fogón Asado in Buenos Aires serves a 9-course Argentine meat tasting around a central grill, with optional wine pairing in 2 hours.
A 9-hour day tour from Buenos Aires to San Antonio de Areco and an estancia for empanadas, asado, dancing, and gaucho skills.
Cycle North or South Buenos Aires on a 4-hour guided cruiser tour. Small groups, helmets, and barrio stories for about $38.
English-guided Palermo Soho graffiti walk: Argentine street art history, politics, and photos of the Trump Wall. 2 hours, $13.
Palermo food crawl in Buenos Aires: empanadas, choripán, milanesa, steak, wine and dessert in 3.5 hours with a small group.
La Ventana Tango Show in San Telmo pairs a 9:30 PM tango performance with optional wine tasting, tango class, and dinner for strong value.
“The Tango Show was incredible. It lasted 90 minutes and contained Tango dancing, Gaucho singing/dancing, and a folk music performance. Just as advertised.”
Boca Juniors Museum plus La Bombonera stadium access in Buenos Aires, with interactive history and optional guided tour.
1-hour Teatro Colón tour in Buenos Aires: 700-bulb chandelier, Raul Soldi frescoes, and horseshoe auditorium acoustics.
Tango Porteño delivers a classic Buenos Aires tango night in an Art Deco theater, with dinner options, live band, and free drinks.
Half-day Tigre Delta tour from Buenos Aires: island-hopping boat ride, riverbank homes, Puerto Fruitas market, and Tigre strolls.
San Telmo home cooking class in Buenos Aires: learn mate, make empanadas and alfajores, then eat what you make.
Sail the Rio de la Plata at Puerto Madero for a one-hour sunset cruise with open bar, music, and big city views from the water.
Every barrio worth your evening, and every way to spend it well.
