Top Central & South America Museum Tickets & Passes

Travel back through 5,000 years of Peruvian history with this admission ticket to Lima’s fascinating Larco Museum. Situated inside a picturesque 18th-century colonial mansion, this comprehensive museum offers a great way to put Peru’s incredible wealth of historical sites and pre-Columbian cultures into context. Connect the dots between iconic Peruvian sites like Machu Picchu, the Nazca Lines, Cusco and much more as you admire its amazing range of exhibits, beautiful gold and silver artifacts and a unique erotic art collection.

Visit the Andes Museum in Montevideo to discover the story of a 1972 plane crash in the high mountains. You’ll see personal items from some of the Uruguayans who died in the crash, as well as those who survived the ordeal, with museum information and videos in both English and Spanish. Pre-booking tickets to the Andes Museum is a time-saving strategy that lets you take care of planning in advance.

Dive into Argentina’s football (soccer) history with a visit to the home stadium and museum of the Boca Juniors, one of Buenos Aires most famous teams. Skip the ticket lines by booking your museum ticket in advance, then spend as long as you like exploring the interactive exhibitions. Combine your museum visit with a guided tour of the legendary Bombonera Stadium, or opt for an express visit to enjoy a view of the stadium only.

Most fans only ever see Maracana Stadium from the outside, but by booking your admission in advance, you gain exclusive access to usually off-limits parts of the stadium. With a guide, visit the locker rooms, press conference room, the edge of the pitch, and see displays of historic trophies and memorabilia. It's an in-depth way to learn about Rio de Janeiro's top football (soccer) arena, and perfect for sports fans of all varieties.

Learn about the life of Colombia's most notorious drug lord, Pablo Escobar, with a visit to this museum, owned and operated by some of his family members. You'll see all sorts of artifacts, from armored vehicles to furniture with built-in hiding areas, as you learn about his life and hear one perspective about his impact on the people of Medellin from a bilingual guide.

The Cathedral Basilica of Lima is filled with treasures that can be easy to overlook when exploring alone. Enjoy a richer experience of one of Peru's most important religious landmarks with this admission ticket that includes a tour with a guide who reveals the stories behind the cathedral's ornate chapels and sacred artworks.

Explore the 4 top museums of Bogotá, on this guided tour. Along the way, stroll through the charming streets of La Candelaria and pass by highlights like the Gabriel García Márquez Cultural Center. Visit Casa del Florero, where a vase sparked Colombian independence, and stop by souvenir shops for unique handmade crafts. Admire iconic works by Fernando Botero at the Botero Museum, alongside Picasso, Dalí, and Monet, then explore the dazzling Gold Museum and the sparkling treasures of the Emerald Museum. Enjoy a pain au chocolat with a traditional Colombian coffee prepared to your taste, along the way. Experience Bogotá’s art, history, and culture in just a few unforgettable hours!

Experience Argentina’s passion for football with a unique and free tour of the Boca Juniors Museum, Argentina’s most iconic club and one of the most renowned worldwide. This self-guided tour will allow you to discover the history of the institution in an entertaining and accessible way for all types of audience. Through modern and striking display techniques, the Museum presents the impressive track record of the Boca Juniors Athletic Club over more than a hundred years of history. Its triumphs, celebrations and the unmistakable passion that characterizes it are captured in every corner, captivating both fans and visitors from around the world. Access to the Stand: The stand is now enabled again, allowing you to access the South Stand to admire the majestic Bombonera, provided you book the Express Visit. On matchdays or events, access to the Museum may be affected. Your visit will be rescheduled or you can request a return.

Experience an elevated wine journey at Concha y Toro, featuring the renowned Marques de Casa Concha collection—one of the winery’s most prestigious ranges. This premium guided tour combines heritage, vineyards, and an upgraded tasting experience. Explore the Wine Center, walk through the Garden of Grape Varieties, and enjoy panoramic vineyard views before visiting the Casillero del Diablo Sensory Experience and the historic underground cellars. The highlight is a guided tasting of four premium wines followed by an exclusive tasting of six Marques de Casa Concha wines, perfectly paired with a curated cheese selection to enhance each profile. Duration: approximately 165 minutes.

Discover the story that TV series and documentaries don't tell — Pablo Escobar's history through the eyes of his own family. Exclusive photographs, personal objects, and first-hand testimonies you won't find anywhere else. Every visit includes a guided tour in Spanish, English, or Portuguese. And if you're lucky, you might get to meet Laura Escobar — Pablo Escobar's niece and the museum's founder — who occasionally welcomes visitors, shares personal memories, and takes photos.

*Paddle the Hidden Freshwater Creek Lagoon Glide through calm mangrove waterways rich with wildlife, history, and untouched natural beauty. *Led by Authentic Garifuna Cultural Hosts Experience real stories, traditions, and knowledge shared by the people who live and preserve this culture. *Hands-On Coconut & Cooking Experience Crack, grate, and extract fresh coconut milk, then prepare traditional dishes like hudut over an open fire. *Multi-Sensory Cultural Immersion Hear the drums, taste authentic flavors, and engage all your senses in a vibrant, interactive experience. *Small Groups, Deep Connection Enjoy a personalized experience where you’re not just watching—you’re fully involved and welcomed like family.

The beam is located in the glass observation deck of one of the tallest skyscrapers in all of Latin America. From there, you'll have an unparalleled view of the modern and ancient city, its contrasts and architectural wonders. Enjoy the sunset with a panoramic view that spans the ocean to the vibrant city, where you can take a photo with the Panama City skyline. La Viga, a tourist attraction in Poin, is one of the best things to do in Panama City. This new aerial attraction, which rotates 180 degrees and ascends to more than 600 feet above sea level, will allow visitors to enjoy exceptional emotions and unique and iconic views of the Panama City skyline, the Pacific Ocean, and the horizon in general. This tourist attraction not only offers an unforgettable experience, but also allows you to delve into the fascinating history of the construction of the most iconic and tallest buildings.

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.

Immerse yourself in the history of Buenos Aires with a guided tour of El Zanjón de Granados, an underground maze of tunnels and vaults that remained sealed for more than a century. Discover archaeological remains, cisterns and cisterns that chronicle colonial life and the transformations of this iconic city. This unique tour reveals the best-kept secrets of San Telmo, where echoes of the past echo through the brick walls. With expert guides, this captivating experience connects travelers to Buenos Aires’ rich history, making every step an unforgettable discovery. - Tour sealed tunnels and vaults for over a hundred years - Discover archaeological remains that tell of colonial life - Explore San Telmo's past with expert guides in Spanish and English - A unique experience that reveals the hidden secrets of Buenos Aires

Prebooking your ticket to Sao Paulo’s Oceanographic Museum means you'll sail past lines for the ticket office on the day, so you can get straight to enjoying the aquatic exhibits without having to wait around. Plus, you'll be able to explore more than 1,600 artefacts at your own pace.

The Cathedral of Nossa Senhora de Lourdes or the Catedral de Pedra; is a Catholic church located in the city of Canela, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, in southern Brazil. It is considered a major tourist attraction of the so-called Serra Gaúcha. Its characteristic style is English Gothic. The church has a 65 meter high tower and a 12-bell carillon made of cast bronze, Made by Giacomo Crespi from Italy. Inside, there are three panels made up of canvases painted by the artist Marciano Schmitz, representing "Apparition of the Virgin", "Allegory of Angels" and "The Annunciation". The Via Sacra paintings were made by Pablo Herrera, a Uruguayan sculptor and restorer of Sacred Art. Wood and clay were used, with the bottom full of paintings with images superimposed on the clay.

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.

Your guide will take you and your group of six or fewer on a city tour of Fortaleza today. You’ll visit several places along the way, including Dragão do Mar Centro de Arte e Cultura, where you can visit the planetarium, the museum, the amphitheater, sculptures, historic houses, as well as the market, cathedral, and fort. This is a packed half day exploring the city.

Discover Argentina’s football (soccer) history and the legacy of the Club Atlético River Plate, one of Buenos Aires most famous teams. Save time and skip the ticket lines by booking your ticket in advance, then spend as long as you like exploring the interactive multimedia exhibitions. Watch memorable moments from River Plate’s video archive in the panoramic cinema, admire the glittering trophy collection, and take a quick peek at the stadium itself too.

See the show that’s honored as part of the living cultural heritage of Ecuador with tickets to ‘Jacchigua,’ a permanent production of the country’s National Folkloric Ballet. Take a multi-sensory tour through the history, culture, and music of the Andes as 90 performers take the stage in a colorful display of traditional dance, costumes, and rhythms. The top-rated extravaganza makes a memorable night out in Quito for all ages.

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.

Thanks to its European influence and its proximity to the cocoa-rich Amazon, South Brazil produces some of Latin America’s best chocolate. This chocolate factory tour is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth and enhance your appreciation of chocolate by revealing the production process from bean to bar. And of course, you’ll enjoy ample samples along the way.

Explore the Panama Canal with a tour of its Miraflores Visitor Center. Make use of a convenient hotel pickup (optional) and explore a museum dedicated to the history of this engineering marvel. Check out the center’s four exhibition halls, stop by a theater for a film about its construction, relax with a delicious meal at Atlantic & Pacific Co. restaurant, and capture photos of its locks from the observation deck.