Top Buenos Aires Walking Tours - page 9

Experience the best of Buenos Aires with this 3-night, 4-day package, which includes a mix of free time and guide-led activity. On your first day, you'll take a small-group tour of the city, where you'll familiarize yourself with lots of important sites. On your second day, you'll have free time followed by an evening tango performance with dinner, with two remaining days to enjoy at your leisure.

Join a small-group tour to Palermo, Buenos Aires, to try Argentine craft beer and learn all about the tasty local beverage. Meet your guide at a popular brewery on Gorriti 4882 in the early evening. From there, your guide leads you for a great evening out at two main spots that are popular with locals, sampling beers and street food snacks along the way.

On this 7-day private Argentina tour, you will admire the splendid architectures and colorful alleys in Buenos Aires, explore the Perito Moreno Glacier to enjoy the fairy-like landscape, and visit the fascinating Iguaza Falls with your professional tour guide. The romantic dinner with the Tango show will also leave you with an unforgettable experience in a lifetime. Private transfers, economic flight seats and hotel are included.

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.

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.

Enjoy this outstanding tango show at a sophisticated Art Noveau Theatre in the heart of the downtown district and in a historical place where the famous tango singer Carlos Gardel performed in 1917. The show presents, in 90 magical minutes, all the stories of tango and pays tribute to this famous singer with his best songs. An artistic display of the highest level and a production at the height of the character, covers part of his work as well as the greatest composers back from the golden age of tango. It features a sextet orchestra with 6 musicians, 1 piano, 2 violins, 2 bandoneons and 1 double bass on the stage. Also, 2 singers: Marcelo Rey & Ximena Gimenez and 4 award-winning couples at the World Tango Championship. The cuisine and service are very good. It includes a 3 course menu with a dozen of options to choose from and open bar of drinks for the dinner option or 2 drinks per person for the show only: bottled water, beer, wine and sodas.

Dive deep into the heart of Buenos Aires’ Jewish Quarter with a local historian and community member as your guide. This immersive walking tour reveals the rich fusion of Argentine and Jewish cultures found nowhere else—where the flavors of pastrami blend seamlessly with traditional empanadas, and vibrant street life sits alongside poignant reminders of history. You’ll explore a neighborhood shaped by waves of immigration, resilience, and cultural pride, learning how the largest Jewish community in Latin America lives, works, and celebrates today. Through storytelling and visits to key landmarks, this tour offers an authentic, personal experience that connects past and present in a way few tours can. Places we visit: * Corrientes Street near the Kosher McDonald’s * Historic Yiddish Theater * Kosher district * Garment district * Ashkenazi Synagogue (exterior) * Sephardic Synagogue (exterior) * Memory Walk * Surroundings of AMIA

Imagine a city that wakes up under the stars, where every step envelops you in its night energy. On our City Night Tour, Not only will you see the most iconic places, but you will feel how the night gives them a new life. From the imposing Obelisk to the modern elegance of Puerto Madero, through the ever vibrant Corrientes Street, every corner will surprise you. You will walk through the illuminated streets of the Teatro Colón and be amazed by the majesty of its lights. This tour is more than a tour: it is an invitation to connect with the nightlife essence of the city. An experience that will make you see the city from a whole new perspective!

Embark on a private journey where you’re the hero of an unforgettable exploration through Buenos Aires, a city where history breathes through its streets. This tour offers you a rare blend of colorful art, passionate sports, and architectural wonders. Walk down Caminito, where each step is a brushstroke of Argentine culture. Feel the presence of legends at La Bombonera, and wander along Avenida de Mayo, where every building tells a story. As you traverse from the charming Mafalda statue to the serene Puerto Madero, the city’s spirit unfolds before you. Marvel at the Casa Rosada’s pink hues, lose yourself in the literary grandeur of El Ateneo, and find inspiration under the petals of Floralis Generica. This is not just a tour; it’s your gateway to becoming a part of Buenos Aires’ living, breathing history. Join us, and let Buenos Aires reveal its secrets to you.

Join us on the ultimate Corrientes Pizza Tour and discover the most delicious traditional pizzas in Buenos Aires and possibly the whole country! We'll be walking along Corrientes Avenue, the heart of entertainment in the city, similar to Broadway in New York or the West End in London. The avenue is home to some of the most important theaters in the city, making it a vibrant and exciting cultural hub. We will also cover some history and architectural icons along the way. This is much more than just pizza. We will visit the Obelisco and walk past the Teatro Colón and Argentine Supreme Court.

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.

Buenos Aires is known for its meat, but the city’s food culture goes far beyond the parrilla. This tour is designed to show that wider picture, taking you through San Telmo to experience the dishes and traditions that define everyday porteño eating. With 12+ tastings across multiple stops, you’ll move from bakeries and vermuterías to market stalls, pizzerias, and grills, experiencing everything from classic pastries and street food to pizza traditions, small plates, and charcoal-cooked meats. San Telmo itself plays a key role. As one of Buenos Aires’ oldest neighbourhoods, it reflects the immigrant influences that shaped the city’s food, particularly from Italy and Spain. This is an authentic slice of Buenos Aire’s food scene through the eyes of a local tastemaker guide.

Ideal for travelers interested in the 20th-century political history of Argentina, this private tour traces the life of Evita Duarte—former First Lady of Argentina also known as Eva Peron—and the history of Peronism, a political movement led by her husband. Visit some of the city’s main neighborhoods and sights tied to the political figure’s life, from the President’s house to Evita’s museum and foundation and her tomb in La Recoleta Cemetery.

*Recoleta Cemetery Entrance Fee included in tour price! ($15 pp) This Private Driving & Walking Tour allows you to discover the same treasures as the 7 Hour Walking Tour that we also offer, but in a more compact time frame. It’s perfect for those who are tight on time, who have mobility issues, or who just want to spend every moment enjoying the absolute best of Buenos Aires. Recoleta (including its famous cemetery), Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, plus the Obelisco & theatre district are all part of the itinerary, with the option of personalizing the day as you like. This tour is run by 'To Be in Buenos Aires', owned & operated by a prairie girl from Western Canada whose Argentine journey all started years ago, so innocently, with tango... It's my pleasure to offer specialised VIP, customize-able tours for travellers who want to experience first hand all the jewels of Buenos Aires & its surrounding areas.

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.

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.

If you love vintage clothing, look no further than this Buenos Aires shopping tour that reveals quirky stores you’d be unlikely to find yourself. You’ll explore alongside a private guide, who can help you overcome the language barrier and tailor your tour according to your fashion tastes.

If you like pizza, then this private Buenos Aires pizza and sightseeing tour is an essential addition to your itinerary. Spend a couple hours walking around the city with a guide en route to three of the top pizzerias in Buenos Aires, including the city’s much-contested “best” slice. Along the way, your guide points out historical sights and shares insight into Buenos Aires culture.

Enjoy an educational and recreational experience for all ages, taking you to Temaiken Biopark, located in Escobar, where you can explore a fascinating variety of animal and plant species in their natural environment. As you walk through different areas of the park, you’ll learn about biodiversity and conservation while enjoying the beauty of native and exotic plants, lakes, and habitats designed to replicate natural environments. The tour also includes a visit to the aquarium and interactive centers, providing a full immersion in the world of flora and fauna. At the end of the tour, you’ll be returned to your selected hotel in Buenos Aires.

Argentina might be better known for its internationally renowned wines, but Buenos Aires also has a growing craft beer scene. On this private evening walking tour, you’ll visit artisan breweries and sample small-batch craft beers at two popular brew pubs. Along the way, admire historic buildings and landmarks in the San Telmo district, including Paseo de la Historieta, Manzana de las Luces, and Defensa Street.

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.

Experience the essence of Argentine cuisine as you explore Buenos Aires' best parrillas and learn why it's a true paradise for meat lovers. An “asado” in Argentina is more than just a way to cook meat, it's a cherished tradition, a social gathering that brings together friends, family, and even coworkers to share laughter, stories, and great food. It’s our way of connecting, and for many, a true ritual of togetherness. As you savor the meal, your expert guide will share insights into the history of the asado and its deep cultural roots, helping you experience it not just as a dish, but as a meaningful part of Argentine life. The tour then takes you to a traditional parrilla, where you’ll try the famous choripán, our most beloved sandwich and a staple of local street food. This culinary experience goes beyond just tasting incredible meat. It invites you to discover the stories, people, and places that make Argentine barbecue a symbol of our identity and way of life.

Discover the city's finest art museums and hidden architectural gems Join us for a unique cultural journey through Buenos Aires as we visit the three most iconic art museums in the city: • the National Museum of Fine Arts, • the National Museum of Decorative Arts, and • the MALBA (Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires). These museums are all within walking distance, and the path between them winds through some of the city’s most beautiful and underrated areas in Recoleta and Palermo. As we walk, we’ll explore hidden corners most tourists miss — quiet streets filled with architectural treasures, lush parks, elegant monuments, and local stories that bring the city’s cultural richness to life. Inside each museum, we’ll focus on a carefully curated selection of highlights, with a special emphasis on Argentine and Latin American art. Expect an eclectic and inspiring experience, guided by someone passionate about the artistic and historical soul of Buenos Aires.

Explore the diversity of Latin food on this unique tour, where you will try dishes from different Latin American countries, such as Peru, Venezuela, Brazil and Argentina. All this within the framework of the most eclectic and vibrant district of Buenos Aires. What will we try? We will welcome you with some warm Venezuelan tequeños, with melted cheese. The tour continues with a stuffed arepa accompanied with a natural fruit juice (guava, pineapple, mango or others). The next step is a “Vermouth with soda” and an empanada, typical of Argentina. The Peruvian touch comes with “Ceviche de mar” as the main dish. The finale comes with an Acaí ice cream, typical of Brazil. But it's not just about food. We'll walk through the beautiful streets of the Palermo Soho neighborhood, a very lively and eclectic space, with fashion and design stores. There are great works of graffiti and urban art that will surprise you!