Top Buenos Aires Walking Tours - page 10

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.

Get a comprehensive overview of Buenos Aires on a small-group walking and boat tour. The itinerary takes you through the San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, and Recoleta neighborhoods, pausing at numerous points of interest along the way. A small-group size allows you to interact with your guide for a more personalized experience. Later, enjoy a sailing tour with lunch along the Rio de la Plata.

Our tours have been developed in close collaboration with the city’s leading artists, enabling us to share their personal stories and motivations, together with the most spectacular art the city has to offer while learning about argentinian history.

Taste your way through the San Telmo neigjborhood of Buenos Aires with a private foodie walking tour. With a local guide in the lead, walk through the historic neighborhood and sample a wide variety of local food and drink items, including local pastries, empanadas, steak asado, alfajores, mate, and wine, while learning about the city’s iconic dishes.

See the highlights of Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, and Rio de Janeiro with an English-speaking guide to lead the way with this shared tour package. You'll visit many of the most important attractions in both Rio and Buenos Aires, and get to see both sides of Iguazu Falls. As an added bonus, accommodation in 4-star hotels and a dinner and tango show in Buenos Aires are also included.

Discover Buenos Aires’ modern port district, Puerto Madero, with its impressive waterfront views and many restaurants and street food stands. With a local guide, admire the famous Puente de la Mujer bridge, stroll around the leafy Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, and stop along the way to tuck into Buenos Aires’ most beloved street food snack, “choripan” (chorizo sandwich).

Discover Buenos Aires like a local and see a side to the city not all travelers get to see on this off-the-beaten-track walking tour. Depending on your interests and preferences, your private local guide will create a customized 3- or 4-hour itinerary just for you and your group. Perhaps focus on quirky sights or local neighborhoods, admire Buenos Aires’ unique architecture, dive into tango history, or browse the markets and tuck into traditional foods.

Make the most of your time in Buenos Aires and create an itinerary that suits you and your needs on this exciting tour. Alongside a private guide, choose from a listen of highlights and hidden gems to make the perfect tour. Choose from a half-day walking tour up to a full-day driving tour so you can experience the best of Argentina’s capital.

You will watch a Boca Juniors match as if you were just another fan accompanied by our guides. We will do all the classic ritual of a Boca fan. We will meet at the meeting point, we will walk the streets of the La Boca neighborhood, we will have some beers and eat a chori-bread in "La Previa", we will sing the fans' best-known songs and we will enter the stadium. You will do all this accompanied by guides who are fanatical Boca Juniors fans. You will be located in the heart of the fans accompanied by two Boca Juniors fan friends. You will never be alone and you will be able to learn from the culture of the club and the neighborhood. You will enjoy a complete explanation of what soccer means to Argentines and what their roots and traditions are. We'll give you some recommendations and then the best part: we'll enter the stadium together. They will be assisted for a safe entry. It will be 4 hours of your life in which you will live like a Boca Fan.

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!

On this private skip-the-line access tour, breeze through potential entrance lines at the River Plate Museum and Stadium. You’ll arrive ready to explore the famous stadium and museum dedicated to the River Plate, one of Buenos Aires’ many football (soccer) teams. This experience includes admission tickets, hotel pickup and drop-off, and access to the stadium’s team dressing rooms.

Visit some of Buenos Aires' most important literary attractions with this private app-based tour. You'll start in front of the Mario Moreno National Library, passing by the Book and Language Museum as your narrator recounts stories about literary greats such as Ernesto Sabato and Jorge Luis Borges. Your tour will lead you to one of the most fantastic spots for book lovers in town: the Grand Splendid Ateneo Bookstore.

We will discover together the colonial history of Buenos Aires and Argentina. The history of the natives, the foundation, the invations and the independence; with a professional, entertaining and modern aproach. Ideal for culture and history lovers!

Get ready to dive into Argentina’s biggest football rivalry! This tour takes you through the legendary museums of Boca Juniors and River Plate, where you’ll discover trophies, jerseys, and the stories behind the country’s most famous players. At La Bombonera, feel the electric energy of Boca’s blue-and-gold world, then switch sides and explore River’s Monumental, the largest stadium in Argentina and home of unforgettable victories. Along the way, you’ll learn about the passion, history, and humor that make the Superclásico the most intense derby on the planet. After exploring the legendary Boca Juniors and River Plate stadiums and museums, elevate your tour with an optional full lunch at River Plate’s exclusive restaurant. Enjoy a complete menu surrounded by views of the iconic Monumental Stadium — the perfect way to savor Argentine flavors while soaking in the atmosphere of football history.

Walk through Buenos Aires like never before and learn the story of one of the city's most famous personalities, Eva Perón. The tour starts in front of the Bicentennial Museum, where you can begin the journey and admire the façade of the Rosa House. The voices and 3D sound effects will immerse you in Evita's story, from her childhood to her most famous speech addressed to her "descamisados" from one of the balconies of this architectural jewel. The tour will take you on an emotional journey as you hear the real voices of the mothers of the Plaza de Mayo who begged for news about their missing loved ones. This square has always been a symbol of struggle, protest and resistance in Buenos Aires. In front of the National Museum of the Cabildo and Avenida Mayo, your tour will continue as you discover Evita's passion for fashion. Your tour ends with an emotional farewell to Evita in front of the murals that portray her on Avenida 9 de Julio.

Visit Uruguay and enjoy the town of Colonia and the capital city, Montevideo. Colonia was founded in 1680 by Portuguese people. This small town with a beautiful colonial architecture awakens admiration among visitors who walk along the cobblestoned streets and admire residences and colorful houses. For these reasons, Colonia was declared World Heritage by UNESCO. Montevideo is the capital and most important and influential city in Uruguay, seat of MERCOSUR. It hosts one of the most important ports in the region. This metropolis has an old district with a strong Spanish influence, with the main focus on Plaza de la Independencia (Independence square) and new areas, such as Carrasco, Punta Carretas, Pocitos and Malvin.

Buenos Aires offers a rich art scene spanning centuries. Visit studios and galleries of contemporary artists practicing traditional methods while pushing new boundaries. Stop by San Telmo Market to pick up a memento, then finish at a traditional cafe to reflect. This private tour provides a more intimate experience without hotel pick-up, ensuring seamless sightseeing.

Discover the passion of the Argentine tango with this dazzling live show held at Madero Tango. Popular with locals, the show includes spectacular costumes, talented dancers, and live music by an international orchestra. Upgrade to include a delicious 3-course dinner with a choice of dishes for each course, and enjoy drinks throughout the evening. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

When in Buenos Aires, attending a tango show is a must, but it can be difficult to know which to choose. This show and dinner package takes the guesswork out of your evening. You'll enjoy front-row seats to a passionate tango performance in an historic Buenos Aires venue while savoring a 3-course dinner with wine.

Immerse yourself in the history of Caminito and the Tango and learn about the legends that have made this musical genre world-renowned. Your special tango audio walk begins in front of one of the oldest buildings in the area, the National Wax Museum, where your narrator, a personal friend of Carlos Gardel, begins the story. You'll pass by the Pearl Bar, which dates back to 1882. This small restaurant brings back memories for your narrator, who explains how the tango begins. You will reach the Plazoleta de los Suspiros, where you will hear more anecdotes from Gardel. As you walk along the "Caminito", your narrator will add comments about the particular characters of the genre and you will learn about the tango song "Caminito" that gave its name to this popular tourist spot in Buenos Aires.

Discover the most emblematic soccer stadium in the world, including a tour of the neighborhood and surroundings, with the best sports experience you've ever had.

Take an overnight trip to Uruguay to visit Colonia del Sacramento with this tour package, which includes hotel transfers and ferry tickets. Once you're in Colonio, a guide will meet you and take you to your hotel and onwards for a tour. The next day. you'll have free time to shop or explore before making your way back to Buenos Aires.

Get to know the city and take beautiful souvenir pictures! How are you? We are Exequiel and Katy -@photocaptiva (so you can find us on the networks) This experience is a photo shoot at 3 iconic points of the city. We will take pictures at: - Historic district of San Telmo - Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada - Puerto Madero Puente de la Mujer You will take the best postcards of Buenos Aires. At the end of the session we will edit the photos and send them by a link 48hs after the session. Other highlights: I recommend bringing brightly colored accessories and clothing with vintage or urban style for photos!

Explore two popular cities of Uruguay on an overnight trip from Buenos Aires. Walk the cobblestoned streets of the UNESCO-listed Colonia and admire the beautiful colonial architecture. Then head to the bustling city of Montevideo and visit landmarks such as Plaza de la Independencia as well as newer areas like Carrasco and Pocitos. Learn the history of this old European colony from local guides in each city.