BUENOS AIRES · ARGENTINA
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The 15 most-booked recoleta & palermo tours in Buenos Aires. The standouts worth building an evening or a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Take an English guided walk through Buenos Aires’ Recoleta Cemetery. See Evita’s grave, presidents’ mausoleums, and legend stories for $13.
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English-guided Palermo Soho graffiti walk: Argentine street art history, politics, and photos of the Trump Wall. 2 hours, $13.
Hands-on Palermo cooking class where you make Argentine empanadas and dulce de leche alfajores, with mate tea and cultural chat.
Cook Palermo empanadas and dulce de leche alfajores in a small group, choosing meat or vegan, with mate tea and cultural stories.
“Our cooking session with Chef Valentino was nothing short of outstanding — a perfect blend of learning, laughter, and delicious food!”
Pedal through Buenos Aires north neighborhoods on an easy 3-hour ride, from Puerto Madero to Recoleta Cemetery and Palermo parks.
“Great experience and yes an experience not just a bike tour”
A 150-minute small-group walk through Recoleta Cemetery’s art, legends, and Evita Perón’s mausoleum, with an English guide.
Make classic Argentinian empanadas in Palermo with a local chef, enjoy mate, and learn the food-and-football culture that shapes Buenos Aires.
A 3-hour tip-based walk through Buenos Aires Recoleta and Retiro: Teatro Colón, grand palaces, Tower of the English views, and Recoleta’s landmarks.
Ride through Palermo’s best sights on a small-group bike tour, with bike lanes, Recoleta Cemetery on foot, and a local mate plus alfajores stop.
“Weather was great, traffic no issue. Gilda was a very good, socialable and well-spoken guide. Recommend!”
A guided 2-hour walk through Buenos Aires’ Recoleta: Floralis Genérica, Belle Epoque streets, and Eva Perón’s crypt, ending near MALBA.
“Micaela was awesome. we were late getting tp the meeting area and she was so understanding. She gave lots of info about Buenos Aires and Recoleta area plus thos important people in the Recoleta Cemetery. very enthusiastic, welcoming and friendly. I would def do another tour with Micaela next time I come to Argentina. highly…”
Recoleta’s Little Paris in 150 minutes: UBA photo stops, the Fine Arts Museum, and a guided walk through Recoleta Cemetery.
Interactive Recoleta walk from Plaza San Martín to the cemetery, decoding Buenos Aires’ Gilded Age, elite power, and who gets remembered.
A fast-paced Buenos Aires and Tigre day: Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, Recoleta Cemetery, then a Tigre Delta cruise with snacks.
A 3-hour Recoleta walk with guide Luz, French-style architecture stops, and an intimate live jazz set in Buenos Aires nightlife.
Private 2-hour Recoleta Cemetery walk: skip lines, see Eva Perón’s grave, visit Iglesia del Pilar, and stroll Recoleta palaces and market.
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