All Buenos Aires Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 54

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La Boca - Caminito street, an icon of Buenos Aires

We want your experience to be unique. The idea behind the tour is for you to get to know, enjoy and have fun while walking through our beautiful city enjoying an excellent service. Being a private tour, we have the possibility of covering much more than traditional tours. We will visit both the historical part of Buenos Aires (Plaza de Mayo, Recoleta, La Boca and San Telmo) and the more modern area of Puerto Madero and Palermo. On the tour, we have scheduled some stops at certain "surprise places" that will amaze you.

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Private Half-Day Tour of Buenos Aires

4 hoursFree Cancellation

from $550

Per group

Truly Local, Not Tourist‑Staged: You're not in a generic kitchen or commercial space you’re welcomed into a real porteño home, where the culture of Buenos Aires lives and breathes in every recipe and story. Authentic Cocktail–Food Pairings You Won’t Find Elsewhere More Than a Class—It’s a Cultural Ritual: You’re not just cooking or mixing drinks—you’re stepping into the rhythm of the city’s daily “hora del vermut,” a sacred social moment where food, drink, and connection blend into one. Crafted by Locals, for Curious Travelers: Your host isn’t just skilled in food and drink they’re deeply connected to the city’s culinary and social scene, offering personalized tips, neighborhood lore, and a feel for modern porteño life you won’t get from guidebooks.

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4 Authentic Cocktails and Bites Class in Buenos Aires

3 hoursFree Cancellation

from $55

Discover a unique experience in AMIA, the heart of the largest Jewish community in Latin America. Accompanied by official guides, you will tour an emblematic institution that combines history, culture, memory and social commitment. The tour includes the entrance to the building, declared a National Historic Site, and a tour of spaces full of meaning: the Dry Square, a place of tribute and reflection; the monument of the artist Iaacov Agam, symbol of life and hope; and commemorative plaques that remember the victims of the 1994 attack. In addition, you will live an immersive audiovisual projection in the interactive room, a multisensory experience that invites you to feel the story in the flesh. An authentic, educational and moving visit in the heart of Buenos Aires. Ideal for those looking to learn more about Jewish identity in Argentina and reflect on memory, human rights and resilience. You can't miss it!

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Buenos Aires : Guided Walking Tour of the AMIA.

1 hourFree Cancellation

from $21

Join this small group walking tour of Buenos Aires and see some of the best areas in the city, including San Telmo and La Boca. This tour can last anywhere from 3-8 hours, so discuss the intieray and your interests with your guide. Note that your guide will take you everywhere you’d like to go in the city, but admission fees are up to you. Meet up at the Metropolitan Cathedral next to Plaza de Mayo Square and get on your way.

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Leo's BA Walking Tours Buenos Aires (San Telmo - La Boca)

3 to 8 hoursFree Cancellation

from $45

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.

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Full Day Tigre Tour with Delta Navigation and Lunch

8 hoursFree Cancellation

from $214

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Buenos Aires City Private Tour with Local Guide

Christopher_F, Apr 2026

Fun Day around Buenos Aires

Great day with Juan around Buenos Aires. Really loved the area around Boca Juniors stadium - so colorful and vibrant! Loved the Cathedral - and knowing the history of if, Pope Francis, etc made the experience better. Also fell into a by chance highlight near the capital where there was a weekly remembrance of the "lost children" from the 1970s. I had seen this story and to see a ceremony with actual relatives was pretty powerful. Juan was a great representative and ambassador for his city and we loved spending the day with him!

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La Ventana Tango Show in Buenos Aires

Yuriy_G, Apr 2026

Great show with various...

Great show with various performances. The theater itself has a beautiful historic charm that really enhances the experience. Seating is first-come, first-served, so arriving early is definitely worth it if you want a spot close to the stage. We were happy we chose the dinner option. While the appetizers and desserts were on the smaller side, the pumpkin soup and the meat dish were absolutely delicious and made the meal worthwhile.

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Early Tango Dinner Show with Optional Traditional Bus Transfer

MariaAngeli_R, Apr 2026

Very nice

We were picked up from our hotel a little late than the indicated time but that's okay. The pick up vehicle was the vintage blue collectivo bus which was cool. Then we were taken to the Albije Tango theatre and restaurant in San Telmo. The 3-course dinner was served at 7:30 pm and it was good. The tango show started at 8:30 pm and it was wonderful. After the show, we were transferred back to our hotel safely.

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Authentic Rooftop Asado Experience with Argentine Wine Pairing

Leah_E, Apr 2026

Local Flavors and Friends Abound!

My husband and I had a fantastic first night in Argentina at the rooftop asado experience. It was a great way to eat like a local and soak up the flavors of the region while learning a lot as well. I would highly recommend booking this experience! You feel like you are dining with warm and inviting local friends.

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Local Foodie Adventure in Buenos Aires with Sherpa Food Tours

Monika_L, Apr 2026

Outstanding

If you’re even thinking about doing a food tour in Buenos Aires—stop thinking and just book it. This was, without exaggeration, one of the absolute highlights of my trip. From the very beginning, the experience felt personal, welcoming, and thoughtfully curated. Denis was not only incredibly knowledgeable about Argentine cuisine, but also deeply passionate about the culture and history behind every dish. It never felt like a scripted tour—instead, it was like exploring the city with a well-connected local friend who knew all the best hidden gems. The food itself? Unforgettable. Every stop offered something unique and authentic—from perfectly grilled meats and rich, flavorful empanadas to indulgent dulce de leche treats and exceptional local wines. The variety was impressive, and the pacing was perfect—you never felt rushed, yet somehow managed to experience so much. What really stood out was how the tour went beyond just food. We learned about the neighborhoods, the traditions, and the stories that make Buenos Aires such a vibrant and soulful city. It added so much depth to the experience and gave me a genuine appreciation for Argentine culture. I also loved how thoughtfully organized everything was. The group size was ideal—small enough to feel intimate but still social—and every detail was handled seamlessly. By the end of the tour, I wasn’t just full—I felt connected to the city in a way that you simply can’t get from guidebooks or solo exploring. If you want an authentic, delicious, and memorable way to experience Buenos Aires, this food tour is an absolute must. I would do it again in a heartbeat.

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Intimate Underground Tango Show by Secreto Tango Society

Monika_L, Apr 2026

Bravo

The dancers were absolutely mesmerizing. Every movement felt powerful and emotional, telling a story that pulled you in from the very first note. There was a real intensity and connection between the performers that you could feel throughout the room—it wasn’t just a show, it was an experience. The live music added another layer of magic. The musicians were incredibly talented, and the energy they brought made everything feel even more alive and immersive. Being so close to the performance made a huge difference—you could hear every note, see every expression, and feel completely part of it. What I loved most was how genuine it all felt. There was no overproduction—just pure passion, artistry, and respect for the tradition of tango. It gave me a much deeper appreciation for the culture and history behind it.

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Gaucho Day Tour Ranch at an Estancia from Buenos Aires

Rozanna_T, Apr 2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Gaucho Estancia Experience – A MUST DO in Argentina

This gaucho (cowboy) estancia tour was honestly one of the absolute highlights of our trip to Argentina. From start to finish, everything was seamless and thoughtfully done. Our guide, Oriana, was incredible. She picked us up right on time from our hotel in a clean, air-conditioned 12-passenger van with a fantastic driver. From the moment we met her, her energy was warm, bubbly, and welcoming. She kept checking in to make sure everyone was comfortable, even offering a phone charger if anyone needed one. It may seem like a small detail, but it made a big difference, especially on the roughly 2-hour ride to the countryside. On the way, we made a stop at a really nice coffee shop for drinks and snacks, and later explored a charming historic town filled with cafés, souvenir shops, and even a beautiful church. It was such a picturesque stop and perfect for photos. The final stretch to the ranch was an adventure in itself. We transferred into 4x4 jeeps for a short ride down an unpaved road, which added to the whole experience. When we arrived at the estancia, the property was absolutely breathtaking. We were welcomed with freshly made empanadas and drinks (wine, beer, soda, or water). And I have to say, these were hands down the BEST empanadas we had during our entire trip. Don’t hold back, they keep bringing them! We then had the option of horseback riding or taking a covered carriage ride. My husband and I chose horseback riding, even though we are complete beginners. The gauchos were amazing. They helped us get on safely, gave clear instructions, and made sure we felt comfortable. The horses were very well-trained and followed each other in a calm, single-file line, which made it feel very safe. It ended up being one of our favorite parts of the day. They even offered to take photos and videos for us, which was such a nice touch. Lunch was incredible. We got to see the asado being prepared, which added to the authenticity. The spread was huge with multiple salads, and then came the meats. Pork, chicken, beef, sausages, everything was cooked perfectly and full of flavor. The homemade chimichurri was next level. Wine was flowing freely, and the whole meal felt relaxed and communal. Sitting with fellow travelers and chatting made it feel like a big family-style gathering. Oriana continued to check in and engage with everyone, which made the experience even more special. After lunch, there was live music and traditional dancing. At first we were a little shy, but after a bit of wine, we joined in and had such a fun time learning the dances. It was such a joyful and authentic cultural moment. A few tips: • It is a full day (we left at 8:30 AM and returned around 6 PM) • Wear comfortable clothes and shoes you don’t mind getting a little dirty • If it rains, the grounds can get muddy • Definitely wear sunscreen Overall, this was an unforgettable experience. Beautiful scenery, amazing food, warm hospitality, and such a fun way to experience Argentine culture. If you’re even considering this tour, DO IT. You won’t regret it. And if you can, request Oriana as your guide. She truly made the day extra special.

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Tigre Delta Small-Group Tour from Buenos Aires

Steven_M, Mar 2026

Worth the price?

A very enjoyable trip to the Tigre Delta. A half hour ride from downtown BA and the town of Tigre has a definite charm to it. The boat ride lasted about an hour through the canals. Not much to see but enjoyable. The snack consisted of empanadas and a beer. They were very tasty as well. Finished with being dropped off at a market area to walk around. Enjoyable but not sure it’s worth the price.

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Gaucho Small-Group Full Day at a Farm in Buenos Aires

susan_p, Mar 2026

Fun Day with the Gauchos

Such a fun and amazing day!!! Our guide Marcelo was super nice, informative and fun to be with. We loved seeing the town of San Antonio and Marcelo gave us lots of information about the area. The Gaucho ranch was just as much fun as we had been told. We had amazing BBQ, lots of wine, horseback riding, dancing and music. Such a fun way to spend the day!!!! Can’t recommend this activity enough!!!!

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Private Full-Day Iguazu Falls Tour with Airfare from Buenos Aires

Linda_U, Mar 2026

Iguazu Falls

Driver picked us up at the hotel promptly, then our guide, Farras, and driver met us at Iguazu and walked all through the park with us. He was very considerate for waiting for me as it was very hot. It was a wonderful day at the park. Then our mornings ng driver, Leonardo met us upon our return at the Buenos Aires airport and took us back to our hotel. Very nice day! Falls are beautiful!

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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.

All Buenos Aires Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 54

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La Ventana Tango Show

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Recoleta Cemetery (Cementerio de Recoleta)

Colon Theatre (Teatro Colón)

Palermo

La Ventana Tango Show

Tango Porteño

Señor Tango

Recoleta Cemetery (Cementerio de Recoleta)

Colon Theatre (Teatro Colón)

Palermo

La Ventana Tango Show

Tango Porteño

Señor Tango

Recoleta Cemetery (Cementerio de Recoleta)

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