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Our walk will take us around the neighbourhood of Chacarita - an area rarely visited by tourists: You will discover an alternative side of Buenos Aires, away from the trendy restaurants, tour buses and the grandiose buildings of downtown. We will start our walk in Parque los Andes, which at the weekend transforms from a sleepy park into a bustling flea market. If you are visiting at the weekend, we will take a look at the stools. We will learn the story of Gauchito Gil - an Argentine folk hero. We will take a look inside a shrine and see how people pay their respect to this quasi-saint gaucho We will then make our way to Chacarita Cemetery which has a fascinating (AND SPOOKY) history. We will see the impressive tombs and mausoleums which were built during the country’s belle epoquê period. To finish we will stop for a snack at a local pizzeria dating from 1947. We will try a slice of Argentine pizza and enjoy a beer, glass of wine or a soft drink!

Don't miss the opportunity to discover the art of Buenos Aires by bike! We will visit those places where art is expressed on the streets of the south. We will visit the neighborhoods of San Telmo, La Boca, and Barracas. We will be able to observe and enjoy great murals, and interventions with diverse techniques, colours, and artists that emerge in a city in constant movement and transformation as Buenos Aires is. A unique experience that transmits our culture and passion. Join us!

See a different side to Buenos Aires that's off the typical tourist trail with this private bicycle tour. Focusing on the city's graffiti and street art, this experience takes travelers through backstreets and historic alleys that they may have otherwise missed. For an even more comfortable ride, upgrade to an e-bike for an additional fee.

More than seeing Palermo from a window, this experience invites you to go through it step by step and discover how Buenos Aires lives today. Walking at a relaxed pace, you will explore urban art, green spaces, multicultural history and corners that the locals choose every day. Between hidden passages, squares, cafes and murals, you will connect with the environment in a closer, authentic and sustainable way. This Walking Tour combines culture, neighborhood life and responsible tourism to take a real look at the city, beyond the traditional circuits. Ideal for those who prefer to observe the details, feel the pulse of Palermo and live Buenos Aires as a real local.

Discover the true heart of La Boca, a Buenos Aires barrio rich in culture, football, and street art. Despite being one of the city’s poorest neighborhoods, La Boca thrives as a tourist hub and home to a major football club. This tour reveals its vibrant working-class identity through stunning murals and powerful social commentary. Explore the Usina del Arte area, transformed by street art, and admire works by renowned artists like Gordo Pelota, Martín Ron, Red Sudakas, and fileteadores del Conurbano. Learn about the history of Argentine street art and how it reflects idiosyncrasies, history, and popular class culture. The murals of La Boca narrate stories of left-wing politics, gentrification, football hooliganism, and feminism in Argentina and Latin America. Conclude your tour in Caminito, one of Buenos Aires’ most iconic areas, with the option to explore independently or join a private guided walk. Join us to uncover the vibrant spirit and challenges of La Boca!

Discover vibrant street art in Buenos Aires' trendy Palermo Soho. With so many colourful murals across the city, it’s difficult for first-time visitors to know where to begin. Join a local guide who knows its winding streets and hidden corners, explore bohemian cafes, and learn about neighborhood history through an artist's lens.

To discover the magic of colors of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, we start from Salta through RN 9/34 to reach San Salvador de Jujuy from where we will begin to walk the wonderful villages of the Quebrada de Humahuaca to discover their customs, tradition, beliefs, and also discover the wonderful landscapes that surround them, so we will travel Volcano, Tumbaya, Purmamarca with its square where the artisans gather, its Church full of history and of course the Hill of the seven colors , then heading to Tilcara to delight with one of the beautiful villages of Jujuy , our next point will be Humahuaca where in addition to walking the town with its beautiful buildings and the imposing Independence Monument, where we will have lunch. Back we will meet the Tropic of Capricorn in Huacalera and Maimara where we can appreciate its famous Palette of the Painter. From there we returned to Salta by the same route we went.

Take an easy half-day trip from Buenos Aires to the Tigre Delta. Enjoy a scenic cruise around this unique suburb, built around the swampy land and meandering waterways that empty from the Rio Paraná into the Rio de la Plata. Explore San Isidro and embark upon a catamaran cruise along the river deltas in Tigre City.

Join us on this historically chronological tour about "urban art" in Buenos Aires. While all of its development will be done in the City through visits to different neighbourhoods, you will also see how this type of art has evolved from "vandalism" to an added value, aesthetically speaking, in the most trendy venues of the city. We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.

Join us on this historically chronological tour about "urban art" in Buenos Aires. While all of its development will be done in the City through visits to different neighbourhoods, you will also see how this type of art has evolved from "vandalism" to an added value, aesthetically speaking, in the most trendy venues of the city.

Make your transfer from Ezeiza International Airport to your Buenos Aires hotel smooth and easy with this private transfer service. A professional driver will meet your flight on arrival — seven days a week, 24 hours a day — ferrying you and your luggage comfortably to your accommodation. Start your relaxing vacation as soon as you hit the ground without the need to worry about taxi lines or public transportation.

The Argentine ‘asado’ (barbecue) is a longstanding local tradition and this small-group tour lets you experience it just like a local. Explore the lively Palermo Viejo neighborhood and purchase ingredients from local butchers, bakeries, and wine shops; enjoy a wine tasting with local charcuterie; get hands-on preparing the parrilla, making chimichurri sauce, and barbecuing the perfect steak; then sit down for an asado feast, including wine, dessert, and traditional mate.