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Discover Buenos Aires like never before with my exclusive and customizable 4-hour tour, designed for travelers who prefer to enjoy the city without endless shopping stops. This experience allows you to adjust the itinerary to focus on the places that interest you most. Admire the colorful houses of La Boca, explore the grandeur of Recoleta Cemetery (entrance not included), stroll through Palermo, and visit the Galileo Galilei Planetarium, where you can see and even touch real meteorites. Throughout the tour, each place reveals details, stories, and nuances that are not always immediately visible. There will also be time to pause where the scene calls for it and capture it at its best. A half-day at your own pace, where every stop has meaning and every image becomes a memory. The itinerary can also be fully tailored to your interests.

Take a break from the capital and gain insight into traditional ranch life on a day tour to Santa Susana Ranch. Avoid hidden costs with empanadas, asado lunch, and a horseback or carriage ride included, and benefit from free time to explore the estancia at your own pace. See gaucho-style performances, as well as a traditional dancing, then relax after a busy day with return transfer to your Buenos Aires hotel.

Enjoy an unforgettable evening at Café de los Angelitos, a historic café in Buenos Aires with over 100 years of tradition. Located in the Balvanera neighborhood, this iconic venue once welcomed legendary figures like Carlos Gardel and now hosts one of the city’s most prestigious tango shows. Behind velvet curtains, a cozy theater awaits to immerse you in the elegance, charm, and passion of Argentine culture. The show features 21 performers, including an orchestra with violin, piano, double bass, and bandoneons, two singers, and six pairs of dancers. Through music, dance, and costume changes, the performance tells the story of tango from the 1920s to the modern era of Piazzolla. With a refined atmosphere, intimate lighting, and attention to detail, Café de los Angelitos delivers a 360° experience where tango evolves from myth into a vibrant, living art form. Let yourself be captivated by this unique night of history, rhythm, and emotion.

Experience Argentina’s most iconic cultural export during a tango dancing show at El Querandi, a venue located in the historical neighborhood of San Telmo. You can upgrade your experience to include either a standard or VIP dinner featuring Argentinian classics such as steak and wine.

La Ventana is one of the classiest and most entertaining tango shows in Buenos Aires! Let yourself enjoy the excitment of a dinner and tango show in the heart of San Telmo and you won't regret it! La Ventanas authentic interior preserves the purest aspects of the building making it the ideal setting for a unique tango experience reminiscent of days gone by. From traditional tango to modern, the dance will tell the story of tango throughout the years in Buenos Aires. Just when you think you've seen it all the performance will take a turn to the north of Argentina and the performers will dazzle you with gaucho dancing as well as typical Andean music of the Northwest of Argentina. You are sure to enjoy the evening at La Ventana tango, one of the classiest tanguerias in all of Buenos Aires.

On this excursion, you will travel to the Salinas Grandes, a shared territory between Salta and Jujuy, crossing the province of Jujuy. Enjoy breathtaking landscapes and capture incredible postcards! Entering Jujuy, you'll explore a portion of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, visiting picturesque towns like Yala, Volcán, and Purmamarca, home to the majestic Cerro de los 7 Colores. You'll ascend the incredible Cuesta de Lipán, at 4,170 meters above sea level, appreciating its spectacular flora and fauna. Arriving at the Salinas Grandes, marvel at its vastness and take stunning, creative selfies. Then, return to Purmamarca for lunch (not included) featuring regional dishes, predominantly llama meat. Explore the acclaimed town's picturesque, rustic streets and uphill roads. Your guide will invite you to walk the Paseo Los Colorados. After this, you begin the return journey. During the tour, there are stops to walk and take photos, ensuring you capture the beauty of each unique location.

This tour offers you the chance to see the Argentine Puna’s highlights in one trip: the Train Tracks to the Clouds, Salinas Grandes, and Purmamarca. Travel comfortably with exclusive service! You'll visit Salinas Grandes, passing through San Antonio de los Cobres in the heart of Puna Argentina. Enjoy the highland landscapes and wildlife. Experience traveling along the famous Train to the Clouds tracks. In San Antonio de los Cobres, you'll have a break for lunch (not included) and exploration. At Salinas Grandes, you'll stop at the impressive salt flat. Descend through Cuesta de Lipan to Purmamarca, where you can see the Hill of the Seven Colors at sunset.

You will enjoy Cafayate with Tasting: Experience the unique flavors of the region. We will admire impressive geological formations such as the Devil's Throat, the Amphitheater and the Castles in the Quebrada de las Conchas. In Cachi, we will travel through the fascinating Quebrada de los Laureles and the challenging Camino de la Cuesta del Obispo until you reach Cachi, a charming town known for its colonial architecture and peaceful atmosphere We will also enjoy a historical Tour in Salta: Explore the rich cultural heritage of Salta with visits to historical places

Save money and time by buying in combo! Organize your vacation with your favorite excursions. Enjoy three of the most impressive places in northern Argentina: Cachi, Cafayate and Humahuaca, with a Walking Tour through Salta and arrival and departure transfers. Enjoy three unmissable excursions in northern Argentina: Cafayate with its rock formations and wines; Cachi, between slopes, mountains and cardones; and Humahuaca, with its colorful mountains, rich history and culture. You can choose the dates of the excursions, they do not necessarily have to be consecutive days. Each excursion is a full day, leaving and returning to the city of Salta. Therefore, keep in mind that to purchase this excursion pack you must have at least 3 days in the destination. During the circuits there will be stops to walk, tour the towns and take beautiful photos!

Total Comfort Transfers: Enjoy the peace of mind of free and comfortable transfers, both at the beginning and at the end of your trip Natural Wonders of Cafayate: Explore the spectacular Quebrada de las Conchas and its unique formations such as the Devil's Throat, the Amphitheater and the Castles Adventure in Cachi: Travel through the fascinating Quebrada de los Laureles and the Camino de la Cuesta del Obispo until you reach Cachi, a charming town known for its colonial architecture and peaceful atmosphere Unforgettable Landscapes in the Quebrada de Humahuaca: Discover the "Hill of 7 Colors" in Purmamarca Exploring Salinas Grandes: Marvel at the vast Salinas Grandes Historical Tour in Salta: Explore the rich cultural heritage with visits to historical places

This Musical tells the supposed meeting that Carlos Gardel and Frank Sinatra had in NYC around 1934. The show includes Gardel's best tangos, sung in Spanish and English. The play won 7 Hugo Awards, including Best Musical. According to legend, in 1934 Gardel was performing on NBC in New York when a young admirer approached him, eager to meet the "great baritone from the River Plate," who was none other than 19-year-old Frank Sinatra. That starting point triggered a very attractive idea: the night in which Gardel and Sinatra were locked in a dressing room... Gardel, trying to get his annoying fan off his back. Sinatra, trying to understand the passion he perceived in Zorzal's songs... The two, starting a friendship that would last forever. The women, the friends, the neighborhood, the game, the lunfardo, the good and the bad company are just some of the themes that Carlitos and Frank cover while they interpret the best of the Gardelian repertoire.

Immerse yourself in the world of craft beer in one of the most iconic destinations in Patagonia. This tour invites you to discover the authentic flavor of Bariloche through a unique tour of three of its most famous breweries. From the moment we pick you up at your accommodation, an experience full of flavors, landscapes and good company begins. We will visit three breweries: Berlina Factory – Swiss Colony Patagonia Factory – Flavors with a view of the Lake Gilbert Factory – Las Cartas Neighborhood The experience culminates with a full dinner at the Gilbert brewery itself. The menu offers three options of main dishes, carefully prepared to accompany the beers tasted during the tour. You can choose between: Option 1: Wild boar to the Huntress Option 2: Goulash with Spretzel Option 3: Vegetable sorrentinos with mushroom and leek sauce. This tour is more than a simple tasting, it is an invitation to get to know Bariloche from another angle, exploring its beer culture and gastronomy.

Discover El Calafate on a scenic tour that explores its history, growth, and stunning landscapes. Enjoy panoramic views of the town and Lake Argentino, and visit the Glaciobar Branca, Argentina’s first ice bar, for a sensory experience at -16°C. Continue to the Glaciarium, an interactive museum where you’ll learn about Patagonia’s glaciers, especially those in the Southern Ice Field—an ideal introduction to the region. Stroll along the Redonda Bay waterfront and savor Patagonian flavors at a local restaurant with lake views. The tour includes key highlights like the historic center, Redonda Bay, the Glaciarium, and Glaciobar. In winter, the experience ends with hot chocolate, while in summer, it concludes with a traditional dinner.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of craft beer with the Bariloche Beer Experience, an unmissable tour of three of the most iconic factories in San Carlos de Bariloche: Wesley, Patagonia and Gilbert. At each stop, you will discover the best-kept secrets of beer production, while passionate experts guide you through an exclusive tasting of styles specially selected to awaken all your senses. All this, framed in an impressive natural environment that enhances every sip. The experience includes priority access to each of the factories, where you can taste carefully chosen craft beers and pair them with exquisite regional bites. In addition, brewing specialists will share their knowledge about the history, processes and particularities of each style, turning each moment into a unique sensory learning experience.

Your 48-hour ticket will allow you to get on and off at the stop you want and explore the city at your own pace. We propose a tour with an audio guide so you can discover every corner of Buenos Aires: the traditional neighborhoods of La Boca, San Telmo and Puerto Madero, among others. From stop 6 you can connect with the "Postales de Buenos Aires" navigation, and thus obtain the best views of the city sailing along the Río de la Plata from La Boca to Puerto Madero. You will enjoy the combination of green spaces such as the Ecological Reserve and also the skyscrapers and different emblematic buildings that the city presents. The journey is approximately 40 minutes. As we move away from La Boca, we will obtain different panoramic views both to the east and to the west and we will see the combination of architectural styles of the city, with the port activity and the green lungs. It is an ideal activity to do during or after Hop On Hop Off.

Behind just 2.30 meters of facade, Casa Mínima is the narrowest house in Buenos Aires, preserving the oldest myths and traditions of San Telmo. From the times of slavery to the origins of tango, this visit to the narrowest house in Buenos Aires reveals the stories that shaped the neighborhood's identity. The visit takes in Casa Mínima and the adjacent space on the corner of the block.

A one-hour tour of El Zanjón de Granados and the Casa Mínima, the narrowest house in Buenos Aires. Ideal for those on a tight schedule but deeply passionate about history and architecture. Don't miss any of the myths and stories these two iconic sites offer. Where history, poetry, and architecture meet: A unique tour of Buenos Aires' most important archaeological site Access restored spaces that preserve original materials and archaeological discoveries that reveal how San Telmo's identity was formed

Delve into the tradition of our 'mate'. Come in! And share one of our most heartfelt experiences: a real Argentine 'merienda', which includes our traditional pastries as well as the art and skills of mate preparation. Learn the art of preparing and sharing mate like Argentines do, in an authentic and warm encounter. The experience includes the visit to Casa Mínima and a guided tour of the history of yerba mate and a snack. Visit the most anguished house in Buenos Aires and discover its secrets through a journey through history and tradition

Descend into the origins of the city! At El Zanjón de Granados, walk through 150 meters of underground tunnels that hold untold stories of Buenos Aires’ history. The tour will conclude with an invitation to the museum’s Library Hall and Art Gallery where you will enjoy our traditional empanadas, perfectly paired with a premium Malbec wine.

Strange and captivating, this village is a unique ensemble of buildings connected by cobblestone streets, passages, hidden corners and secret spaces. Inspired by diverse styles of medieval Europe, it blends them into an eclectic and unmistakable identity, born from demolitions and shaped by the creativity and dreams of a single visionary. Along a mystical path, visitors wander through the Twelve Little Houses of the Forest, transporting them into a fantastic, storybook world. As the experience unfolds, fountains, lakes, quebracho-wood bridges linking small islands, docks, a Dutch windmill, a colonial chapel, and even a locomotive with carriages appear. Highlights include the Railings Museum (Ferroteca), displaying wrought-iron railings, chandeliers, stained glass, antiques and art, as well as themed buildings such as the Stone House, Wood Museum, Palitos House and Slag House. The Owl Passage, Cabildo, Cascina and countless hidden spaces complete this extraordinary journey.

Experience an exclusive tour exploring some of Buenos Aires' most iconic and sophisticated neighborhoods. This tour invites you to discover the most representative districts of the city's north side, historically linked to Buenos Aires' high society, combining history, culture, and architecture in a single journey.

Discover Buenos Aires from its most iconic viewpoints on a guided morning tour that visits and explores the main tourist attractions of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, including Palermo, Recoleta, the Teatro Colón, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, and La Boca – Caminito, allowing you to experience the city’s history, culture, and urban identity. At the end of the tour, the experience continues with lunch in one of the city’s most elegant and modern districts: Puerto Madero. Enjoy a complete dining experience at Villegas Resto, a restaurant renowned for its quality, professionalism, and privileged waterfront location, offering unique views of the docks and the Buenos Aires skyline. The menu includes a starter, main course, and dessert, featuring a carefully selected variety of traditional Argentine flavors

We'll begin by touring the historic center, where we'll visit the majestic Cathedral, the imposing Flag Hall in the Government House, and the Lavalle Historical Museum, which houses part of the province's past. We'll also visit the Archaeological Museum, with artifacts that reveal the cultural richness of the indigenous peoples. We'll cross the Rio Grande River to explore picturesque neighborhoods until we reach the Alto La Viña viewpoint, from where you can enjoy one of the most comprehensive views of the city. We'll continue to Ciudad de Nieva, a traditional neighborhood, and end by admiring the striking sculptures of Lola Mora, the pride of Jujuy art. This is an ideal tour for those who want to connect with Jujuy's identity and experience a unique cultural experience in the heart of northern Argentina.

Coffee with more than 95 years of history... It was 1927 when a Spanish adventurer named Victoriano López Robredo decided to open his first spice business. The following year he decided to move it to a larger and more distinguished premises which he called “EL GATO NEGRO”. You can let your imagination fly and dream that you are in Amsterdam or London, although it seems that none of these cities have a business with these characteristics and with this variety of assortment. Its reputation and clientele are international The place was declared a Site of Cultural Interest by the Legislature of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and a Notable Bar by the Commission for the Protection and Protection of Notable Cafes, Bars and Confectioneries of the City.