BUENOS AIRES
The best of Buenos Aires.
The 15 most popular things to do in Buenos Aires. Tango shows, asado dinners, Malbec tastings, the Recoleta mausoleums and the day trips beyond the city, all in one place.
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.
Take an English guided walk through Buenos Aires’ Recoleta Cemetery. See Evita’s grave, presidents’ mausoleums, and legend stories for $13.
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.
Every barrio worth your evening, and every way to spend it well.
