Top Buenos Aires Ghost Tours

Discover a side to Buenos Aires that most travelers miss on this small-group tour of Recoleta Cemetery. Home to historic mausoleums designed by the city's wealthiest families, there's plenty to uncover and see. Learn about the cemetery's fascinating history, listen to eerie stories, and pay a visit to Evita Perón’s final resting place on this 2.5-hour walk.

See Buenos Aires on your own terms, at your own pace, by booking hop-on hop-off bus tickets. Passes valid for 24, 48, or 72 hours are available and entitle visitors to get on and off at more than 20 different stops. Once onboard, you can take in views from an open-air deck or stay cool by opting for a seat in the air-conditioned interior, and listen to commentary from a multi-lingual audio guide.

Explore the Recoleta neighborhood of Buenos Aires with a private guided walking tour. With a professional local guide leading the way to provide background and deeper insights, visit the famous Recoleta Cemetery, the Gran Gromero gum tree, Basilica Nuestra Senora del Pilar, the Law School, and the Floralis Generica.

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!

We encourage to get a look at the Side-B of the city, and all the magical and hidden jewels it offers. These one particularly consists in visiting Argentina’s biggest cemetery, where popular idols such as Gardel, Gilda and Cerati lay their final rest, then we would go to Gauchito’s Gil shrine and then visit the local “Mercado de Pulgas” then heading to the Historic Bar/Photographic museum "Simik"