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Brielle_W, Nov 2026
Amazing experience! They...
Amazing experience! They are not lying when they say come hungry. We did the lunchtime tour and didn't need to eat for the rest of the day. All of the food was so delicious, and paired with excellent wine and cocktails as well. Maya was the best guide! Loved everything about this tour. Great introduction to Palermo Soho!
Marge_T, Nov 2026
Buenos Aries city tour
It was great to have a private tour (for 4) of Buenos Aries. Our guide was a great driver and spoke English well. He was very accomodating as far as letting us stay as long as we liked at the various stops such as the Cathedral, Grand Splendid bookstore, and La Boca. It was a great way to get around a large city in a short time to see some highlights. We explored further on our own.
D850JSalexd, Nov 2026
Great BA experience with Massimiliano
Massimiliano is a really great guide! He has a lot of knowledge, takes you to the right places, is thoughtful in what he says, speaks good English, and is relaxed (not too rushed). Without a doubt, we would book him for other tours too. Really recommended!
AnaPaula_K, Nov 2026
It was a perfect...
It was a perfect experience. From the reception, until the last moments inside the room. The place is cozy, clean and very prepared to the event. The staff is trained to speak English and Spanish, and they are all very cordial and nice. We had a great time watching the performance from that up close. The dancers, the singer and the musicians were extremely professional yet friendly, coming by to thank us personally and chat a bit before the show.
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Whether you want to watch a tango show at a historic venue, take a day trip into the Pampas to visit the gauchos (cowboys), or follow in the footsteps of Evita, Buenos Aires tours are full of memorable moments. Make like a porteño (a local) as you discover Palermo’s foodie hangouts, cycle around the city’s parks, and stroll the streets of La Boca and San Telmo. And if you want to explore further, day trips take you everywhere from the Tigre Delta to Iguazu Falls or across the Rio de la Plata to Uruguay.

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