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Enjoy this guided group tour, which starts and finishes at the cruise port, and takes you to the hot spots in Tigre. You’ll see the City Hall and Museo de Arte Tigre and the architecture of the area. Visit a local market to see the products, and then take a boat ride down the Parana Delta Islands. When you’re finished, you’ll get taken back to the port.

Pedal through the historical heart of Buenos Aires on this 5-hour bike tour. Follow your cycling guide through the historic neighborhoods of La Boca and San Telmo, getting a feel for the roots of Buenos Aires. Continue to Puerto Madero, a recently revitalized area that is also home to the city's Ecological Reserve. Make many stops along the way to rest and take photos. Stop for a traditional parilla lunch and then head toward Plaza de Mayo, the site of many important historical events in Argentina's history. Lunch and use of bicycle and helmet are included.

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.

Tunnels and Mystery, an enchanting place where poetry, history, and architecture meet. The city's most important archaeological site. A mystery sealed for over a hundred years. Beneath a carefully restored early 19th-century mansion lies a labyrinth of tunnels with brick vaults. This unique tour invites you to descend to the foundations of Buenos Aires: among archaeological remains and silent ruins, discover the best-kept secrets of Buenos Aires's past.

See the highlights of Buenos Aires at your own pace and style with this private, customized tour. This is no boring group tour where you follow your guide around to places you aren’t interested in. Instead, have a blast with your guide, hearing their stories, and curating the tour based on your interests. Enjoy convenient hotel pickup and private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Experience Buenos Aires like a true *porteño* (local) with this private bike tour. Discover the history and culture of the city as you pedal through San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, and past such landmarks as the Casa Rosada. Admire architecture, street art, and monuments as you explore and feel free to ask your guide all your burning questions.

Explore the magic and charm of Buenos Aires with our exclusive tour, designed to immerse you in the culture, history and beauty of the city. Accompanied by a bilingual local guide, you’ll experience authenticity as you tour iconic corners such as historic squares, bohemian quarters, modern monuments and places full of tradition. Walk through vibrant streets, discover fascinating stories and capture unforgettable views of a city that combines classic and contemporary. From its most iconic squares to stunning modern landscapes, Buenos Aires invites you to live a unique experience. Let yourself be captivated by the cultural richness and energy of a city that does not stop falling in love!

See the sights of Buenos Aires in a cost-efficient and social way by booking this small-group tour, which also takes you to lunch in Puerto Madero. You and your group will be picked up from your hotels, then taken to many places in Buenos Aires. Stop for photos, hear about the culture from your guide, enjoy lunch in Puerto Madero, and savor a dulce de leche tasting.

Kick off your Buenos Aires adventure on Defensa Street, where historic charm meets vibrant street life. Wander past antique markets and cobblestone alleys, then head to Puerto Madero and cross the iconic Puente de la Mujer. At Plaza de Mayo, explore landmarks like Casa Rosada. For a deeper dive, choose a guided tour of the Colón Theater or visit the MALBA museum for a taste of modern Latin American art.

Argentina's capital is bustling and beautiful, so knowing where to start your sightseeing can be a challenge. Discover the many faces of Buenos Aires on this comprehensive city walking tour, ideal for first-time visitors. Stroll down the grand 9 de Julio Avenue, admire the landmark Obelisk and Palacio de Tribunales, and visit the bustling Plaza de Mayo, home to the Casa Rosada and Metropolitan Cathedral—all without having to constantly check your phone for directions. Plus, explore San Telmo, the modern Puerto Madero district, La Boca, and the grandiose Recoleta Cemetery, the resting place of Eva Peron (Evita).

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. Check out the different stalls selling everything from priceless antiques to empanadas; purchase unique souvenirs. Hear traditional music, watch gaucho skills shows, and see folk dance or tango demonstrations during this 5 to 7-hour tour.

Explore Buenos Aires and capture its best angles on this private photography tour of the city. Your guide will take you to some of the most iconic places and neighborhoods, and also get off the beaten track. Your photographer will take several photos of you, based on what you’re interested in. Within a week of the tour, you’ll receive 10 high quality images emailed to you.

Attending a tango show is a great way to immerse yourself in the culture of Buenos Aires. But with so many venues, it can be difficult to know which to pick. This package takes the guesswork out of your evening. You'll enjoy front-row seats to a performance in an historic tango house, accompanied by a live orchestra, while savoring a 3-course meal with wine.

Discover a different side to Buenos Aires with this unique walking tour, and seek out little-known sights with the help of a local guide. Along the way, step inside one of the world’s most beautiful bookstores in Recoleta, visit the Carlos Gardel Musuem, and admire the unique architecture of the Balvanera neighborhood.

Discover the charm of Buenos Aires on a private tour that ensures personalized attention for your party of up to 15 people. This half-day itinerary lets you select a morning or afternoon of sightseeing, leaving you with the rest of the day free. Get a snapshot of select neighborhoods, including the Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Palermo, and Recoleta.

On this private tour, you will have at least 3 hours to get to know the life of the Jewish people in historical Buenos Aires and the transcendence this culture brought to the Argentinian lifestyle. Visiting the jewish museum and the most important synagogue in Argentina. Learn about the important influence of jewish people in Buenos Aires culture. Your tour includes transportation and a professional guide and a drive through the most important neighborhoods in argentinian jewish history: Recoleta, Once, San Telmo and Retiro amongst others. 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. We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.

Discover the sites, sounds, and culture of the San Telmo neighborhood and its market on a private walking tour. Known for its antiques, souvenirs, and Argentine food, you can explore this famous corner of Buenos Aires through the eyes of an expert. With a personal guide at your disposal, you have the opportunity to ask questions and pause at the spots that interest you the most.

Travel to the serene Tigre Delta on this 3-hour shore excursion from Buenos Aires. Relax on a catamaran as you float along the lush delta, learning about the community that calls this waterfront their home. The Rio de la Plata's delta, including a visit to the Sarmiento Museum, allows visitors to see a different side of Argentine life far from the urban bustle and sophistication of Buenos Aires.

Spend a wonderful day in the Temaiken Biopark with a group trip from Buenos Aires, which is about 30mi (50k) away. There are many things to explore here, including the Bird Place, La Chacra, the Aquarium, and its restaurants and inns. This is a great way to spend a family day in nature. Tours begin Sat at 8:45am.

Get closer to the beating heart of Buenos Aires with this walking tour of La Boca, a dynamic working-class neighborhood along the Riachuelo River. Highlights include visiting the brightly colored shacks and street artist shops surrounding Caminito alley, the Benito Quinquela Martin Museum, and the unusually-shaped Alberto J. Armando Stadium—also known as “La Bambonera”—home of the local Boca Juniors football (soccer) team.

Experience the grandeur and sophistication of Recoleta's architecture on this afternoon walking tour. Visit Palais de Glace, Pilar Basilica, and Evita Peron's mausoleum among many other fascinating sites at Recoleta Cemetery. Learn about the Spanish, British, Italian, and French influences in this iconic Buenos Aires neighborhood during a 2-mile (3.2-km) circuit led by an informative guide.

Discover friendly, fascinating Buenos Aires on foot during this 3-mile (4.8km) walking tour of Argentina's capital city. This morning walking tour lets you experience the history, customs and culture of Argentina. Follow your local guide to the city's iconic buildings and monuments during this educational morning excursion that includes the fascinating classic neighborhoods of Recoleta and Barrio Norte.

Explore one of Buenos Aires’ most storied neighborhoods on this private walking tour of La Boca, a bohemian enclave and the birthplace of tango. Highlights include visiting the Caminito Market, Museo Benito Quinquela Martin, and Puente Transbordador Nicolás Avellaneda, a historical bridge on Riachuelo and Vuelta de Rocha streets. Your tour concludes at the Estadio Alberto J. Armando, known as “La Bombonera,” home of the Boca Juniors football team.