BUENOS AIRES
The best of Buenos Aires.
The 15 most-booked tours in Buenos Aires. The standouts worth building an evening or a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Buenos Aires in 3–5 hours: Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca tango, Puerto Madero, and Recoleta, with hotel transfer included.
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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.
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.
1-hour Teatro Colón tour in Buenos Aires: 700-bulb chandelier, Raul Soldi frescoes, and horseshoe auditorium acoustics.
Half-day Tigre Delta tour from Buenos Aires: island-hopping boat ride, riverbank homes, Puerto Fruitas market, and Tigre strolls.
A half-day Buenos Aires coach tour that hits Plaza de Mayo, Recoleta, La Boca and more, with live guide commentary and quick photo stops.
“Great tour, very informative and well worth it. Driver was excellent and our tour guide was extremely nice and knowledgeable.”
A 4-hour private Buenos Aires tour with a local bilingual guide, photo help at every stop, and included mate and alfajores.
“Tailored, efficient, friendly, safe, reliable, with good comms. Saw a lot and good but not overbearing commentary.”
A 1-hour panoramic boat ride through Tigre’s delta, cruising five main rivers with a loudspeaker audioguide in three languages.
Buenos Aires in 4 hours. Iconic neighborhoods, big landmarks, two photo stops, and a practical overview for planning your next days in the city.
Official Teatro Colón guided tour with admission. Visit Golden Hall and foyers, learn architecture and acoustics, about 1 hour.
“What a beautiful building! So worth seeing. The guide was great at telling the stories and history of the building and we had an enjoyable time.”
A 2.5-hour English walk through Buenos Aires sites tied to Nazi fugitives, Eichmann, WWII debates, and Jewish memory. $25.
“Our guide was clearly knowledgeable and had certainly researched the subject extensively. His manner was friendly while authoritative, and he presented his material in an engaging manner. The walk was long enough to satisfactorily explore the subject, with key sites acting as suitable backdrops. The tour did not drag at all. It was a very…”
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