Tours and Tickets to Experience Plaza Dorrego

Buenos Aires has a delicious gastronomic scene, and this hassle-free, small-group tour helps you navigate it with the assistance of your local guide. They take you to the best spots in historic San Telmo trying samples of both food and wine. Discover places you want to come back to another time and try even more delights on the menus.

This experience is a perfect blend between a Food tour and a Walking Tour. The objective is to discover Buenos Aires Culture and History through its delicious and popular Cousine while having fun in the process. If we are lucky we might see Profesional Tango Street Dancers, and also very beautiful and Unique Antique shops. Our guides are very knowledgeable and funny. Also very experienced and they love to share their stories! Guidance and advice in everything you need to know while you stay in Buenos Aires (Restaurants, Shows, Tours).

Come along on a unique tour that explores the often-overlooked Afro-Argentine history and culture, led by members of the local community. You'll discover the African roots woven into the fabric of Buenos Aires' buildings, stories, and even tango. Our tour of the historic neighborhood of San Telmo, uncovering the rich legacy of Afro-Argentines from pre-colonial times to the modern-day activism reshaping the country's relationship to race. On this walking tour, we'll explore the old slave trading quarters and housing, as well as San Telmo Church, Dorrego Square, minimal house, and tenements. Along the way, you'll learn about the history of the Afro-Argentines, as well as the process of invisibilization of Black heritage and the activism that fights for an anti-racist Argentina. We use the profits from our Black Heritage department to promote affordable tours for locals, sponsor free tours for kids and highlight the contributions of our Black community. Join us!

Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Buenos Aires on this exclusive walking tour. Begin at the iconic Plaza de Mayo, where Argentina’s most significant events have unfolded. Marvel at the Casa Rosada presidential palace and stroll down the grand Avenida de Mayo. Wander through the historic San Telmo district, known for its cobblestone streets and tango roots. Visit La Boca to see the famous brightly colored houses along Caminito. Explore the modern waterfront of Puerto Madero and its luxurious surroundings. Conclude your tour at the Recoleta Cemetery, home to the extravagant tombs of national icons, including Evita’s grave. Enjoy round-trip, air-conditioned transport from your Buenos Aires hotel for a seamless experience. Get to know Buenos Aires through the eyes of a knowledgeable local guide, who will show you the main tourist sights as well as discovering hidden gems and local venues. Benefit from your guide’s familiarity with the areas that interest you.

Experience Buenos Aires uniquely with our Panoramic Route tour. Discover 26 iconic attractions at your own pace, immersing yourself in the city’s history and vibrant culture. Advantages: Optimize your time : Design your day to fully enjoy, capturing the essence of Buenos Aires without rush. Unique perspective: Our double-decker bus offers panoramic views, providing a different experience. Comfort and exclusivity : Enjoy a comfortable and safe tour, away from crowds, designed for your satisfaction. Accessible culture: With audio guides in several languages, each visited site enriches you with its history and culture. Our tour is not only a walk, it is an invitation to connect intensely and personally with Buenos Aires. For adventurers who value authentic experiences, we offer an unforgettable exploration of one of the most charming cities in South America. Book your place with us and make your trip extraordinary.

The Buenos Aires City Tour that I offer is completely exclusive and private. My motto is that the people who hire my services spend a pleasant day getting to know and learning about this incredible city and that when they return to their places of residence, they recommend this City tour to family and friends. I wait for you!!

Discover Buenos Aires in a unique and enriching experience that will show you the city in a memorable way. We will visit some of the most iconic areas of the Federal Capital while immersing ourselves in the culture and folklore of Buenos Aires, accompanying this experience with the tasting of sweets, traditional foods and drinks from our country (medialunas, choripán and coffee). It is much more than a tour, it is an experience.

Discover the South of Buenos Aires on this small-group bike tour. Lose yourself in the historic atmosphere of the Plaza de Mayo, the colorful streets of La Boca, the stylish modern feel of Puerto Madero, and the old-school charms of San Telmo. Visit some of the city’s loveliest green areas, and a classic Argentinian snack—mate and alfajores.

Discover Buenos Aires through the eyes of a local on a private sightseeing tour. Follow your local host to the city’s top highlights including Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, and Obelisco. Along the way, stop for a traditional Argentine snack. Then, veer from the typical tourist path to some of the city’s best kept secrets. You can also take advantage of your guide’s insider knowledge and get suggestions not found in any travel book.

Discover Buenos Aires on this 8-hour bike tour. Sip mate and sample alfajores at the Floralis Generica sculpture. Learn about national history in the Plaza San Martín and the Plaza de Mayo. Explore stylish Puerto Madero and enjoy a sandwich on the banks of the Río de la Plata. See the colorful streets of La Boca, the Bombonera stadium, scenic San Telmo, and the Recoleta Cemetery.

The colorful Buenos Aires district of San Telmo is at the very heart of the city's identity. Discover the history of the barrio, as well as its thriving contemporary culture, on this small-group tour. You'll admire its elegant architecture, browse its bustling market, discover its culinary and craft beer scene, and meet locals and hear their stories of local life.

We provide the most knowledgeable and well-informed guides in the city. Our tours are characterized by a deep understanding of the culture and history of our city. We provide a dedicated tour guide, separate from the driver (the tour guide is NOT the driver), who will be with you throughout the tour. The guide will accompany you at every stop, walking with you around the selected areas, and pointing out interesting facts and places to discover. Our expert guides speak perfect English (tours in Spanish and Portuguese also available) by expert guides who will answer all your questions and attend to all your needs.

Journey from colonial times to present-day on this half-day walking tour of historic Buenos Aires—an ideal introduction to the capital for first-time visitors. Stand before the grand Metropolitan Cathedral on Plaza de Mayo; see the Casa Rosada, where Evita famously addressed the people from the balcony; and explore the famous and colorful La Boca neighborhoods.

Experience this walking tour of San Telmo, the oldest and smallest neighborhood in town. Get to know the most important sights of this area, the historical cask of Buenos Aires. This walking tour begins at the Mafalda’s statue (Defensa 700, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires) where you will meet your guide. On this 2-hour tour, you will have included a guided tour of the famous San Telmo market and many more places of interest in this classic and beautiful neighborhood. Additionally, you can choose to add a visit to El Zanjon de Granados, an underground treasure that reveals the city's colonial past through different tunnels.

Discover San Telmo, Puerto Madero and La Boca via bicycle on this 4-hour guided bike tour. Cruise along the Rio de la Plata with your guide and visit attractions like the Caminito, Casa Rosada and the Plaza de Mayo. Enjoy leisurely pedaling through Buenos Aires' best-known neighborhoods and the Buenos Aires Ecological Reserve with stops to rest and snap photos of the city's eclectic architecture.

Explore the southern part of Buenos Aires on this bike tour. Visit Plaza de Mayo and the historic center to learn about the city’s past. See the modern, stylish area of Puerto Madero; the colorful streets of La Boca; the Bombonera, home to soccer team Boca Juniors; and scenic San Telmo. Take a break to sip mate and snack on traditional alfajores.

See the sights like a local on an action-packed bike tour, focusing on the highlights of Buenos Aires’ south side. Cycle through the lively streets of downtown Buenos Aires, stopping to admire the palatial architecture of Plaza de Mayo and the historic tango halls of San Telmo. Next, pedal your way to the waterfront district of La Boca, famous for its multi-colored buildings and La Bombonera stadium, and finish with a ride through the scenic Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve.

I was born and raised in Buenos Aires. I live several years outside between France, Germany and the United States. I know what the tourist is looking for and wants to see. Above all, I am passionate about my country and I really enjoy showing the visitor not only the fascinating history of Buenos Aires but also, as is the life and local culture in Argentina.

Get back in time and visit the foundation area and the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires! Benefit from your private guide, learn about the origins of Buenos Aires and enjoy this stroll througout important spots. ◾ Visit the main square in Buenos Aires, Plaza de Mayo ◾ Learn about the origins of the city and visit the City's Cathedral ◾ Have an outlook to Evita Peron's balcony at Casa Rosada ◾ Walk around the old neighborhood of San Telmo and see some urban art ◾ Admire the arquitecture of the old churches in the city ◾ Take a look at antique stores on Defensa street ◾ Discover the comic stroll and San Telmo Old Market ◾ Get to know the famous Plaza Dorrego ◾ Take the chance to interact with locals ◾ Enjoy San Telmo Flea Market on sundays ◾ Have a drink at a traditional coffee shop in San Telmo Your walking private experience ends in San Telmo neighborhood.

Explore the Mataderos Fair and the San Pedro Telmo Antique Fair during this excursion in Buenos Aires. Stroll through the fairs with your local guide, learning about the history and traditions of these popular fairs from your local guide. Check out the different stalls selling everything from priceless antiques to empanadas; purchase a few unique souvenirs to take home. Hear traditional music, watch gaucho skills shows and see folk dance or tango demonstrations.

Most visitors see Buenos Aires under the sun — but the city transforms after dark. This tour is designed to capture that change: the cooler evening air, the lights reflecting on historic buildings, and locals unwinding after the workday. Instead of crowds and heat, you’ll discover a calmer, more authentic Buenos Aires on two wheels. We’ll explore three distinctive neighborhoods, each with its own nighttime personality, connected by safe and easy cycling routes. What makes it special isn’t just the ride — it’s the stories, hidden corners, and atmosphere you’ll share with a small group, guided by someone who knows the city inside out. It feels less like a tour and more like discovering Buenos Aires with a local friend. This isn’t offered by every operator, and that’s the point: it’s a fresh, original way to connect with the city that never sleeps.

Discover the history and culture of Buenos Aires during this private half-day tour. With a local guide, travel through neighborhoods like Puerto Madero, La Boca, and Palermo. Downtown, stop by important historical sites like Plaza de Mayo and enjoy informative commentary from your personal guide. In San Telmo, visit Dorrego Square and keep an eye out for spontaneous tango performances. Visit the tombs of the Argentine elite in the famous Recoleta Cemetery and walk along the Caminito.

One of South America’s most storied cities, Buenos Aires has a mostly unknown Afro-Argentine heritage and history that’s not always apparent to independent travelers. With this private walking tour, visit the San Telmo district’s top heritage and cultural sights with a member of the Afro-Argentina community, including the National Historical Museum, a colonial house where enslaved people used to work, and Parque Lezama, where you’ll learn about the origins of the Atlantic slave trade in Argentina.