Top Argentina Attractions & Museums

Discover the fascinating history and tradition of mate on a unique guided tour that will take you through the museum rooms, accompanied by an expert who will reveal curiosities and secrets of this iconic Argentine drink. You will have time to capture photos of the most iconic pieces and take unforgettable memories of the visit. In addition, if you choose the tasting option, you will enjoy a sensory experience tasting different varieties of mate and learning their preparation rituals. To complete your visit, explore the museum’s official store, where you’ll find souvenirs and exclusive products related to mate. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this cultural and sensory experience that combines history, tradition and unique moments; book now and immerse yourself in the essence of matte like never before!

Visit Buenos Aires's largest stadium and its accompanying museum, River Plate and check out all the treasures of the Club Atletico River Plate. You will learn all about the teams who made this a great club, hear stories about the best goals, victories, and trophies. Watch the 360 movie about the history of the club in the museum, too.

Perfect for those with a short time in Argentina, this private guided tour transports you from Buenos Aires to Iguazú National Park, where you can explore the falls from the Argentinian side, in a single day. This captivating experience also includes airfare and national park admission fees for a stress-free outing. Plus, your guide tells you all about the falls and its history, too.

Discover the enchanting world of Palacio Barolo, an architectural masterpiece nestled in the heart of Buenos Aires. As you explore its intricately designed interiors, you'll be transported to a bygone era, where art, literature, and architecture converge in a harmonious symphony. The palace's interiors are adorned with exquisite Art Nouveau and Art Deco elements, offering visitors a glimpse into the opulence of the early 20th century. The true highlight of the Palacio Barolo experience is the ascent to its grand lighthouse, located at the summit. This beacon, once the tallest structure in South America, provides an unparalleled vantage point from which to admire panoramic vistas of Buenos Aires. The 360-degree views encompass iconic landmarks, bustling streets, and the vast expanse of the city. Whether you're an architecture aficionado, a history buff, or simply seeking a unique experience, a visit to Palacio Barolo promises to be an unforgettable journey through time and culture.

Discover Campanopolis, a unique medieval hamlet located just an hour from Buenos Aires. This fascinating destination was built entirely from ancient and recycled materials from finishes and demolitions, creating a magical environment full of history, unique architecture and amazing details in every corner. Walking its streets is like time travel: towers, passageways, bridges and charming constructions that invite you to explore and discover hidden stories in each space. Its artistic and eclectic design makes it a perfect place to take unique photographs and live an experience off the beaten path. Ideal for those looking for a different getaway near the city, this experience combines culture, creativity and mystery in an unforgettable setting. An unmissable walk for curious, lovers of history and those who want to know one of the most original corners of Argentina.

Discover Argentina’s football (soccer) history and the legacy of the Club Atlético River Plate, one of Buenos Aires most famous teams. Save time and skip the ticket lines by booking your ticket in advance, then spend as long as you like exploring the interactive multimedia exhibitions. Watch memorable moments from River Plate’s video archive in the panoramic cinema, admire the glittering trophy collection, and take a quick peek at the stadium itself too.

Immerse yourself in the history of Buenos Aires with a guided tour of El Zanjón de Granados, an underground maze of tunnels and vaults that remained sealed for more than a century. Discover archaeological remains, cisterns and cisterns that chronicle colonial life and the transformations of this iconic city. This unique tour reveals the best-kept secrets of San Telmo, where echoes of the past echo through the brick walls. With expert guides, this captivating experience connects travelers to Buenos Aires’ rich history, making every step an unforgettable discovery. - Tour sealed tunnels and vaults for over a hundred years - Discover archaeological remains that tell of colonial life - Explore San Telmo's past with expert guides in Spanish and English - A unique experience that reveals the hidden secrets of Buenos Aires

Ideal to spend a snowy day with multiple activities. For the entire family. This winter center located on Cerro Otto is the right place to enjoy the snow. It has 3000 meters of toboggan runs, tours to enjoy and have a great time in the snow. The slopes are accessed by chairlifts that reach the summit where where you can appreciate the view and then go down gliding on a sled. It also has a large confectionery where you can have lunch or just have hot chocolate.

Squeeze all of Buenos Aires’ most visited sights into one small-group city tour. Admire the Casa Rosada presidential palace on Plaza de Mayo and stroll down the grand Avenida de Mayo, then explore the cobblestone streets of historic San Telmo, the birthplace of the tango. Head to La Boca to snap photos of the brightly painted houses along Caminito, then explore the buzzing port of Puerto Madero and pay a visit to the impressive Recoleta Cemetery, home to Evita’s grave.

Enjoy a fun-filled day out at the Parque de la Costa theme park in Tigre, just outside of Buenos Aires. Save time and skip the long ticket lines by booking in advance, then stay as long as you like inside. With full-day access and unlimited rides on the park’s rollercoasters, watercoasters, and other attractions, you can spend the whole day inside or combine it with sightseeing in Tigre.

You will visit one of the most aristocratic places in Buenos Aires and the tourist does not enter due to lack of knowledge. It is a very pleasant walk through the neighborhoods of Recoleta and Retiro, where you will find a beautiful, pleasant atmosphere and you will be able to enjoy its architecture with a native guide in several languages. ! safety pin!

The Teatro Colón is the leading opera house in Buenos Aires, as well as an architectural landmark, known for its remarkably restored 19th-century interiors. On this tour, explore inside the legendary theater; see the magnificent Golden Hall, the Gallery of Busts, and the Main Foyer; and hear how iconic singers such as Maria Callas, Plácido Domingo, and Luciano Pavarotti have performed on its stage.

There’s no better place to experience tango than in its birthplace Buenos Aires. See the best dancers and musicians bring the iconic dance to life with a live performance at El Querandi. The 1920s atmosphere of the historic theater makes you feel like you’ve been transported back in time. For an additional cost, you can enjoy a traditional dinner before the show begins.

Soak in panoramic Patagonian mountain views, without the effort of hiking or venturing far from the city, with a scenic cable car ride just minutes from San Carlos de Bariloche. Climb up to the 4,600-foot (1,405-meter) summit of Cerro Otto in a 4-person gondola that offers spectacular views in every season.

Secure your seats for a classic tango show in Buenos Aires' San Telmo district. Let passionate dancers sweep you away as you learn about the colorful history of the tango, its music, and traditions. Upgrade your experience to include hotel transfers and/or a delicious 3-course dinner with included drinks.

Explore Argentine culture through its cuisine in the comfort of a local's home. Taste mate and alfajores and learn to make empanadas from scratch, including the dough and filling. Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on experience! We'll allow for some time to get to know each other. You will have a chance to learn about the local culture and way of living, directly from a local. Sustainability and health are at the heart of what I do, and I care deeply about the details. I carefully source ingredients produced through sustainable, environmentally respectful practices that also protect our health and ensure dignified working conditions for the people behind them. The beef is grass-fed, the eggs come from free-range hens, the vegetables are seasonal, local, and organic, and the flour, oil, cheese, wine, and other staples are organic as well.

Travel to Tierra del Fuego National Park aboard the heritage End of the World train for a scenic and historical trip to Argentina’s only coastal national park. The rail line follows the route of the original convict train that ran in Ushuaia from 1910 to 1947. Learn about the history of the region as you take in a remote landscape dotted with rivers, waterfalls, forest and mountains. Have the option to remain for the day or longer when you reach the National Park station, or return on the same day.

Save time and avoid hassle by pre-booking a transfer service from Buenos Aires International Airport (EZE) to your hotel. Your English-speaking driver will pick you up at arrivals and take you to your hotel in a private, air-conditioned vehicle for just you and your party, alleviating the need to wait in line for a taxi or risk running into a language barrier. This service is also available from your hotel to the airport.

Enjoy a memorable night out in Buenos Aires—and experience the passion of the Argentine tango—at an evening La Ventana tango show, held in the historic San Telmo neighborhood. With live tango and folk performances, you can enjoy multiple cultural experiences in one evening. To complete the evening, upgrade to include a delicious 3-course dinner and round-trip hotel transfers, and/or a tango lesson or wine tasting.

Experience the majestic icy expanse of the Perito Moreno Glacier on this full-day tour from El Calafate. Enjoy views of the peaks of Los Glaciares National Park with a professional guide, and take an optional boat ride on Lago Argentino for an up-close perspective on the fantastic formation. You might even witness the glacier’s signature movement and cracking sounds from detaching icebergs.

While walking is a lovely way to soak up the sights of Buenos Aires, it's not ideal if you're short on time. This bike tour helps you cover more of the Argentine capital in less time, without having to wait around for buses and metros. Your guide helps you navigate between attraction-packed neighborhoods such as San Telmo, La Boca, and Palermo, and reveals parts of the city you'd likely miss if exploring in a car.

The value of this tour includes roundtrip transfers from your hotel to the wineries and olivicola. It also includes tastings at each of the stops we visit. You'll have the opportunity at no waiting cost, the lunch in cellar option. Why choose us? Luján de Cuyo is a must-see destination for wine and nature lovers. Recognized as the land of Malbec, this region offers a deep immersion in wine culture, with renowned wineries offering tastings and educational tours. The landscape is adorned by vineyards that extend into the foothills of the Andes, offering a spectacular landscape that charms visitors. Know the itinerary:

Immerse yourself in the history and legacy of one of Argentina’s most iconic figures with a visit to the Evita Museum. Tour its rooms with an immersive audio guide that will take you through the most exciting moments of your life, surrounded by art, culture and nature. After the tour, enjoy a gastronomic break with local flavors in the charming courtyards of the museum. A unique experience that combines history, emotion and Argentine tradition.