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This half-day tour of La Paz introduces the city’s essential attractions, from natural features like the Valley of the Moon to the government buildings and cathedral of Plaza Murillo. Enjoy spectacular views of La Paz from a cable car and get a sense of the city’s culture in residential districts and the famous Witches’ Market. Led by a bilingual guide, this tour is a great way to get your bearings in the Bolivian capital.

Experience this walking tour of the Recoleta, Buenos Aires most aristocratic neighborhood. With french style buildings and sumptuous facades, it will remind you at every corner that you are in the "Paris of South America." This walking tour begins at 10:00 AM outside the Etoile Hotel where you will meet your guide, on Roberto M. Ortiz street. On this 2-hour tour, you will visit Recoleta Cemetery, the tomb of Eva Perón, the Belle Epoque building and impotent palaces like Paz Palace, San Martin Palace and Duhau palace. Walk the most luxurious street of the city and see his shops. We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.

Experience the mighty Iguazu Falls from the Brazilian side on this full-day tour from Puerto Iguazu, which saves you arranging travel logistics yourself. Stop to look out over the falls from the Argentinian side, then cross the border to Brazil and follow the Iguazú River Canyon to the park’s most impressive vantage points. Look out in awe over the thundering Devil's Throat, the highest of the falls; marvel over the Salto Rivadavia and Three Musketeers.

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.

Explore two of Chile’s most distinctive cultural landmarks without the hassle of planning transport. This tour from Santiago takes care of logistics, ensuring a smooth experience. Visit the striking Baháʼí House of Worship, at the foot of the Andes, then continue to Cousiño Macul Vineyard, one of the Maipo Valley’s oldest wineries.

If you’re visiting Medellin for the first time, get a comprehensive introduction to the City of Eternal Spring on a private tour that covers Comuna 13—formerly one of the world’s most dangerous neighborhoods, which has undergone a radical transformation. This private tour includes hotel pickup, ensuring a seamless and comfortable experience with the undivided attention of your guide.

On the Pablo Escobar Tour in Medellín we will get to know some of the most important places in the history of Pablo Escobar. This tour is totally private, where we will pick you up at the hotel and we will start a historical tour from the moment you meet the guide, who is a professional guide, and at the end we will leave you at the hotel. Also, remember that we have 8 years of experience. The experience you will have is the best and the information you will receive is reliable and true. We will visit the Inflection Park, where the Monaco building was. The Cemetery, where Pablo Escobar is buried. The Pablo Escobar neighborhood and the house where he died.

See the architectural highlights of São Paulo during this private 3-hour tour. In a private vehicle, explore the eclectic city, with styles ranging from modernist to colonial Portuguese, with a local architecture guide. Stop by the São Paulo Museum of Art, the Unique Hotel and the Edifício Copan. Learn about the city's architectural history and diversity through commentary from your guide. Round-trip transportation from São Paulo hotels is included.

When we think of the Amazon Rainforest, one of the first things that comes to mind is its incredible biodiversity. However, there's so much more to discover—like walking through dense jungle trails, visiting indigenous communities, navigating the mighty Amazon River, and much more. We want you to experience all of this firsthand! Trust us when we say, if there’s one destination that should be on your list, it’s the Colombian Amazon. Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of the jungle, where you’ll observe monkeys in their natural habitat and witness the true beauty of this incredible ecosystem. -Discover different species of monkeys in their natural habitat. -Embark on an immersive jungle trek with an expert guide. -Walk along lush jungle trails while spotting unique wildlife. -Experience the culture of a traditional Amazonian community. -Refresh with a swim in the river after an exciting day in the jungle.

This off-the-beaten-path Lima experience is fun, educational and very Peruvian. It is perfect for those that need a break from archeology and architecture but still want to learn more about Peruvian culture and its diversity. On this Lima tour and cultural exchange, we visit an urban community of the Shipibo-Konibo, an indigenous Amazonian people. The Shipibo are known in Peru for their very recognisable art and handicrafts. In particular the Shipibo textiles are very popular Peruvian handicrafts. During the tour, we learn more about Shipibo art, culture and traditions, and their interesting but often tragic history and current efforts to keep their culture alive. We’ll also share with our host family and will see and try out Shipibo techniques for ourselves. If you’re more of an observer, that’s perfectly fine as well!

Dig into the ancient history of Patagonia with a visit to the El Calafate Historical Interpretation Center. On a self-guided tour of the engaging museum, trace 100 million years of history, from the dinosaurs and mega-mammals of the Pleistocene era to the cultural legacy of native Tehuelche people. Skeletons, fossils, and multimedia displays offer a scientific look at how a dramatic landscape was carved by time.

Explore the vibrant community of Comuna 20, comprising 11 neighborhoods, with a focus on Siloé. Overcoming a history of violence, residents strive for positive change through tourism, entrepreneurship, and local culture. Witness the resilience of this community, experiencing its art, culture, and creativity as they work towards a better way of life.

River Plate Stadium or ‘Monumental de Nuñez’ is Argentina’s largest sports stadium and home to the popular River Plate soccer club. On this private tour, go behind the scenes of the legendary stadium, access the changing rooms, and learn about Argentina’s passion for soccer. Then visit the River Plate Museum, filled with football memorabilia and trophies, with skip-the-line admission included.

Spend a memorable night out in Quito with dinner and a performance of the renowned ‘Jacchigua’ show presented by the Ecuadorean National Folkloric Ballet. Savor a meal of haute Andean cuisine and a welcome drink before taking your seats for a brilliant display of traditional music, dancing, and costumes featuring more than 90 talented performers and special effects. Hotel pickup and drop-off makes it a safe and stress-free nightlife experience.

Get a sense for the historical highlights, beautiful handicrafts and fascinating culture of San Salvador during this 4-hour sightseeing trip. Check out national El Salvadoran landmarks like the Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace and ‘El Salvador del Mundo’ (Savior of the World Square). You’ll also have a chance to shop for souvenirs at the San Salvador handicrafts market and discover the city’s main residential areas. This San Salvador sightseeing trip also covers a guide and round-trip hotel transport.

Located in the heart of Santiago, the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art is dedicated to the study and display of pre-Columbian artworks and artifacts from Central and South America. Guarantee your entry to the museum by pre-booking your pre-admission ticket and enjoy an extensive collection of art, including textiles and masks, from ancient cultures, such as the Incas and Diaguitas.

During your Medellin vacation, don’t waste a moment waiting—save time waiting in line with a skip-the-line admission ticket to the Antioquia Museum (Museo de Antioquia), one of Colombia’s most important galleries. Choose a time slot to suit you and admire works by Fernando Botero at your own pace.

Get a comprehensive overview of Mendoza on this 4-hour sightseeing tour. Visit the city's landmarks and highlights, learning about the people and culture through your guide's commentary. Tour ends at the famous Our Lady of Lourdes sanctuary. Round-trip transport from select local hotels provided.

The tour starts and ends at Poblado metro station, and our groups are small so you will be comfortable. Included: transportation tickets, an ice cream, and a beer. There is a lot to see at the Comuna 13, so 4 hours are perfect to explore amazing spots ;) After taking the metro, you will enjoy riding the metro cable to visit a spectacular viewpoint. Then you will take a bus to the graffiti neighborhood, from where the walking tour will begin. You will be amazed by all kinds of art expressions, such as graffiti, oil paintings, handicrafts, graffiti printed clothes, and dance shows. You will see spectacular graffiti, which are painted by local artists. The guide will explain the meaning of the main graffiti and answer any questions you may have. You will also enjoy street performances such as break dance, rap, or trova (traditional musical genre). Finally, the guide will take you to a bar with the best viewpoint of Comuna 13 and a big part of Medellin.

Pedal through the green heart of Bogota! What sets our tour apart? Bogota is a pioneer of urban cycling in South America, with 532 km of cycle paths that take you to its greener side. You will tour the Simon Bolivar Metropolitan Park: 113 hectares of pure nature (the equivalent of 1,076 Olympic swimming pools!). Next door, an architectural gem awaits: the Virgilio Barco Library, by architect Rogelio Salmona (also author of the Environmental Axis and the Gabriel García Márquez Center). Its water mirrors, monuments and organic shapes will leave you speechless — a must-see for lovers of design and photography. Nature, art and history in one tour. Choose your schedule: morning or afternoon. Limited places! Book now and live Bogota on two wheels.

Discover Lima's top attractions in a single day on a small-group tour. Thanks to its extensive itinerary, this excursion is perfect for travelers who are short on time or want to orient themselves to the city for independent exploration. As you explore the Miraflores, Barranco, and San Isidro neighborhoods, your local guide provides commentary that takes you out of the guidebook and into the heart of Lima's vibrant culture and history.

Explore the heart of Santiago on this small-group walking tour through its historic landmarks and hidden gems. Visit iconic sites like La Moneda Palace, Plaza de Armas, and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Stroll down charming streets like New York Street and pass by Casa Colorada as your guide shares fascinating stories of Santiago’s colonial roots and the city’s transformation over the centuries. Along the way, admire neoclassical architecture, lively plazas, and the everyday rhythms of local life. Enjoy local anecdotes, cultural insights, and photo stops that bring the city’s past and present together. The tour ends with panoramic views from Santa Lucía Hill — a scenic and symbolic spot where Santiago was founded. This 3-hour guided experience offers a rich and unforgettable look at the layers of history and culture that define Chile’s capital — ideal for curious travelers, history lovers, and first-time visitors alike.

A vibrant route where art, identity, and community take center stage. We begin in the historic Quinta Normal Park and briefly visit the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, learning its history as a valuable introduction to the context of much of Santiago's urban expression. Then, we delve into the streets of Yungay, transformed into open-air galleries. Striking murals tell stories; we'll meet the artists and learn about the local people. We'll explore emblematic cultural corners like the Adriana Cousiño Passage and the Lucrecia Valdés Passage, discovering historic facades bursting with color. We'll visit the neighborhood artists' gallery, meet some of the artists, and then continue with more murals and some hidden gems, such as the French Hair Salon (the second oldest in the world), and cool restaurants. With Roots & Routes, we believe in meaningful tourism and will recommend the best local art spaces, restaurants, and bars so you can continue exploring the creative heart of Santiago.

Cali is a salsa hot spot. Learn about the history of salsa music and dancing, and hear how salsa became deeply rooted in Cali’s culture. See where authentic costumes and shoes are made, visit a dance class, try playing instruments used to make the famous salsa beat, and meet local dancers and musicians who work in the salsa world. Dinner is not included.