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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.

You get on your bike and the concrete jungle fades, opening the way to the greenest of trees. The first stop is Plaza San Martín. You’re now in the heart of Retiro, and if you look up, you see that this green park is surrounded by architectural pearls. You continue along Libertador avenue. You are getting closer and closer to Recoleta. The Recoleta Cemetery begs you to walk it. It amazes you with its diversity, you never had never quite pictured funerary architecture, stained glasses and statues like this. The next goal is to make it to the 3rd of February park. Pedal for the next 40 minutes non stop. The Rosedal sets a splendid stage for photography. And now it’s time to start heading back. Going through Barrio Norte, Palermo, and the City Center. The final stop is Congress Square. From here you can see the magnificent building that houses Congress and the Senate. Just 5 minutes of pedaling back to our shop. End of trip!

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.

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.

Breakfast or Aternoon Snack at Croque Madame is available at the following times: every day from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. You can show up at any time within this time slot (please choose 9:00 a.m. to show up in the morning, or 4:00 p.m. to show up in the afternoon).

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.

The adventure begins in Buenos Aires, traveling to the northern part of the city. Along the way, you'll see iconic landmarks such as the University City and River Plate Stadium, alongside highways and industrial areas that gradually give way to an increasingly green and natural environment. Upon arriving in Tigre, the tour begins with a visit to the traditional Puerto de Frutos, a picturesque market on the riverbank where locals buy household goods, handicrafts, and regional products. The tour then continues along the elegant Paseo Victorica, with a stop to stroll through the gardens of the Tigre Art Museum (MAT), a historic building surrounded by nature and offering privileged views of the river.

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

The experience begins in Buenos Aires, heading north through residential areas and urban centers of the Greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area. Along the way, you'll see landmarks such as the University City and River Plate Stadium, as well as highways and industrial zones that showcase the city's vibrant energy. The first stop is at Puerto de Frutos, a classic riverside market where local products, handicrafts, and authentic souvenirs come together. Then we continue along Paseo Victorica, stopping to explore the gardens of the Tigre Art Museum, a historic building on the riverbank that invites you to stroll and relax. At lunchtime, we enjoyed a meal at a restaurant overlooking the Luján River, renowned for its excellent location, stunning views, and exceptional cuisine. It was the perfect moment to relax and savor the surroundings. A complete experience that blends nature, history, and urban life, ideal for discovering why the Delta is a truly unique and unforgettable place.

Gaucho Ranch El Ombú de Areco In San Antonio de Areco, we take a panoramic tour, admiring the corners without chamfers, a tradition of our countryside. We'll visit iconic buildings such as the San Antonio de Padua Parish and the Bessonart grocery store, among others. You'll also visit the Draghi goldsmith's workshop (optional) and the Navarro rope maker, both internationally renowned. We head to the ranch, located a 20-minute walk away in the middle of the Pampas plain. After a brief introduction to the property and a lovely horseback (or carriage) ride to explore the property's 350 hectares, you'll be invited to enjoy a delicious barbecue lunch served, weather permitting, in the shade of ancient trees or in the ranch's lounge. You'll then have the opportunity to admire a demonstration of gaucho skill with a horse and its gentleness, as well as traditional Argentine music and dance.

Start in Plaza Dorrego, the historic heart of San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires’ most atmospheric neighborhoods known for its cobbled streets, old houses and unmistakable porteño character. Begin with coffee and medialunas at Bar El Federal, one of the city’s iconic bares notables, before continuing to Mercado San Telmo, a historic indoor market where you’ll discover Argentina’s food culture through small tastings like empanadas and choripán with chimichurri. Along the way, your local guide shares the cultural and culinary context behind each bite, connecting flavors to neighborhood history and daily traditions. Then enjoy a tasting of Argentine grilled meats at La Brigada, followed by a vermouth with soda at Bar Plaza Dorrego. Finish at Café Rivas with alfajor and dulce de leche, ending with one of Argentina’s most beloved sweets. By the end, you’ll have experienced Buenos Aires through places locals actually use, all brought to life with stories, flavors, and local insight.

Embark on the mate passport, a seamless journey through Argentina’s most iconic flavors and traditions in Palermo, Buenos Aires. First, you’ll assemble and taste the famous alfajores de maicena with dulce de leche. Next, learn to prepare and serve yerba mate, sampling two distinct varietals of yerba mate while uncovering its storied past and wellness perks. All this while discovering the Buenos Aires Botanical Garden, sipping your freshly prepared mate as you immerse yourself in its lush beauty and get to see the Yerba Mate tree. Key Highlights / Itinerary: Alfajores Workshop: Craft and enjoy traditional maicena cookies. Mate Masterclass: Prepare, serve, and savor two yerba mate varietals with expert guidance. Botanical Garden Stroll: Sip mate among exotic palms, greenhouses, and a living yerba mate tree while learning about local lore and traditions.

Escape the buzz of Buenos Aires and explore the natural beauty of the Tigre Delta on this half-day adventure, perfect for all ages. Enjoy a one-hour boat ride through a maze of rivers and lush islands, where you’ll pass traditional stilt houses, schools, churches, and get a glimpse into the unique lifestyle of the island communities. An audio guide onboard shares fascinating facts about the Delta's history, ecosystem, and culture as you cruise along its calm waters. Back on land, continue your journey through the charming city of Tigre. Stroll along Victorica Avenue, explore the Puerto de Frutos market, admire the historic City Council building, and walk through the picturesque gardens of the Tigre Art Museum, surrounded by waterfront cafés and restaurants. This relaxed yet enriching tour offers a refreshing contrast to the city — a perfect getaway just outside Buenos Aires.

Join us in a City Tour of Buenos Aires! we’ll explore the city’s main neighborhoods and learn about its history, architecture, and culture. We’ll start at Plaza de Mayo, visiting landmarks like the Casa Rosada, Cabildo, and Metropolitan Cathedral. Next, we’ll head to La Boca to walk through the colorful Caminito and experience its lively atmosphere. Our tour continues through Puerto Madero, Retiro, and Recoleta, where you’ll see the city’s diverse architecture and local spots.

Join us in a City Tour of Buenos Aires! we’ll explore the city’s main neighborhoods and learn about its history, architecture, and culture in this private shore excursion. We’ll start at Plaza de Mayo, visiting landmarks like the Casa Rosada, Cabildo, and Metropolitan Cathedral. Next, we’ll head to La Boca to walk through the colorful Caminito and experience its lively atmosphere. Our tour continues through Puerto Madero, Retiro, and Recoleta, where you’ll see the city’s diverse architecture and local spots.

We will share a very nice day touring historical sites in the city and visiting shops that sell the most characteristic things of our culture and customs. We will also tell you about our customs and the history of the places we will visit, which are in the oldest part of our city, which is more than 450 years old. We will have fun, chat, and enjoy delicious drinks and delicious things to eat. You will also have the opportunity to take home a garment made of the best leather in Argentina, one of the best in the world, that will last a lifetime.

You will get to know all the corners of the city of Buenos Aires in a relaxed and exclusive atmosphere with a bilingual guide. Is going to be a full day experience that will allow you to explore the most cultural attractions of the city, such as the Colon Theater, the Grand Splendid Athenaeum, notable for being located in what used to be the "Grand Splendid" theater, the Recoleta Cemetery famous for its numerous and imposing mausoleums and vaults, among others, all tickets are included and you will have time to enjoy a delicious lunch in the city of Buenos Aires. If you already know the city, we can show you new places you are going to love. You can personalize the tour and explore those places that not so many people that come to this city, don't know and anothers that are also most interest.