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We begin our journey with a stop at one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, Floralis Genérica, followed by a scenic drive through the embassy district and a visit to the Evita Monument. At Plaza Francia, the façade of the Recoleta Cultural Center, the historic Church of El Pilar, and the exterior of the renowned Recoleta Cemetery. The tour continues along the grand Avenida 9 de Julio, home to the majestic Teatro Colón and the iconic Obelisk. Upon reaching Plaza de Mayo, we’ll see the Casa Rosada and the Cabildo, and enjoy a visit inside the Metropolitan Cathedral. We then head to San Telmo, where you’ll have the chance to take a photo with the beloved Mafalda, before continuing to La Boca to explore the colorful Caminito street and make a brief stop at Boca Juniors Stadium. To enrich the experience, we’ll enjoy a wine tasting paired with a delicious dulce de leche sampling. The tour concludes in Puerto Madero, one of the city’s most vibrant and renowned gastronomic districts.

Hop on a bike and ride through the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires as we follow the paths of the women who shaped Argentina’s history. From iconic neighborhoods to powerful monuments, this unique experience will take you deep into the lives of trailblazing women — military leaders, writers, singers, sculptors, and first ladies — who broke barriers and left a lasting legacy. More than just statues and streets, this tour tells real stories: of courage, resistance, passion, and triumph. Discover how their voices continue to echo in today’s struggles for equality and empowerment across Argentina. Join us for a journey through history — herstory — and see Buenos Aires through the lens of the fearless women who changed it forever.

The service we offer is unique, groups are small and led by wonderful guides (they speak your language!) On the first descent we will discover Plaza de Mayo, home to the most important historical events of the city since its foundation. Then we will enjoy the oldest residential neighborhood in Buenos Aires: San Telmo, with its antique shops and picturesque atmosphere. Then we will live the taste of tango arrabalero in the neighborhood of La Boca : we will tour the colorful Caminito and pass through the glorious stadium of Boca Juniors. And if it comes to contrasts, we will tour Puerto Madero, the youngest neighborhood in the City. From there the next stops will be the neighborhoods of Retiro, Recoleta (we will make the obligatory stop at the Cemetery where Evita Perón rests. Cemetery admission is NOT included in the tour price). ** THE COLUMBUS THEATRE OPTION HAS NO RETURN TO THE HOTEL. **

The "Temple of Soccer" Museum is located in the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium, where, at the age of 15, the greatest idol of world soccer debuted with the Argentinos Juniors jersey. Destiny also wanted that many years later, he played for the first time with the shirt of the Argentine National Team, and scored his first goals with the Albiceleste, Lionel Messi. Argentinos Juniors is recognized worldwide for the quantity and quality of players that came out of its lower divisions. The most peculiar feature of the museum is that it was made entirely by fans and members of the institution through voluntary work. In the museum you will find photos, cards, trophies, shirts from different campaigns and many other valuable objects donated by their fans. In addition to the Museum, we will visit the playing field, the changing rooms, the central hall, the press room and the stadium's stands.

Escape the tourist path with this private locals’ tour of Buenos Aires. Your porteno guide shares insider knowledge as you explore on foot and by public transport. See Plaza de Mayo and other major sites through local eyes, discovering hidden cafes, specialist shops, and architectural details. Visit the residential areas of Recoleta and Palermo for an authentic city experience.

We left Córdoba on RP E-55, visiting La Calera, the Hydroelectric Plant and the Wall of the San Roque Dam, the oldest in the province. Then we take the Camino de las Cien Curvas, which borders the lakefront, to arrive at Villa Carlos Paz, the most important tourist center in the province, where we tour its shopping center, residential neighborhoods, etc.; and we visited the classic Cu – Cu clock, an alfajores factory and the Aerosilla complex (optional promotion). We return to Córdoba via the Justiniano Allende Posse Highway.

With so much to see and do in Buenos Aires, it's impossible to see it all. That said, there are parts you can ‘save for next time’ and parts you can't. Hit the highlights with a local guide to lead the way and bring this vibrant city to life. Included especially for this tour is skip-the-line access to Teatro Colon, the opera house made famous by Argentina's beloved Eva Peron.

Benefit from personalized attention and commentary tailored to your interests as you explore Buenos Aires on foot. Travel with a private guide who's an expert in Argentine history and visit a short list of the must-see destinations. You can travel at your own pace and ask as many questions as you like.

Explore the city of Tigre and the Paraná Delta on this half-day excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, enjoy a comfortable boat ride through the sprawling Paraná Delta. Marvel at its picturesque landscape and capture memorable photos of its islands before traveling by bus to the city of Tigre. Learn about the region’s unique culture and fascinating history at local museums and enjoy a walk along the gorgeous Paseo Victoria.

Buenos Aires is full of architectural landmarks, and the Colon Theater is renowned as one of the city’s most magnificent buildings. With this combo tour, enjoy a guided small-group sightseeing tour of Buenos Aires, including the colorful houses of La Boca, Evita’s grave at Recoleta Cemetery, and the Casa Rosada on Plaza de Mayo. Then, head inside the grand Colon Theater for a 1-hour guided tour of the popular classical music, ballet, and opera venue.

Join this entertaining tour and visit the two most important fairs in Buenos Aires, San Telmo & Mataderos. Benefit from your private guide and discover the Gaucho Culture, San Telmo Flea Market and more. ◾ Get to know San Telmo Fair and its old market ◾ Walk around this neighborhood and appreciate its old arquitecture and cobbled streets ◾ Enjoy antique stores, street artists and tango dancers ◾ Visit Mataderos Fair, learn about the gaucho traditions and see popular handicrafts ◾ Attend a folkloric festival of music and dances ◾ Admire innumerable gaucho skills! ◾ Take the chance to interact with locals and learn our culture Your San Telmo & Mataderos Experience ends with the drop-off at your hotel/port.

Discover the Jewish heritage of Buenos Aires with this private tour for groups of up to 15 people with a licensed guide specialized in Judaism. Stops include Plaza Lavelle, the site of the first important Jewish settlement, the Temple of the Jewish Community, AMIA building, Israel Embassy Square, and El Once Barrio Jewish neighborhood.

One of South America’s most storied cities, Buenos Aires has a mostly unknown Afro-Argentine heritage and history that’s not always apparent to independent travelers. With this private walking tour, visit the San Telmo district’s top heritage and cultural sights with a member of the Afro-Argentina community, including the National Historical Museum, a colonial house where enslaved people used to work, and Parque Lezama, where you’ll learn about the origins of the Atlantic slave trade in Argentina.

Explore one of Buenos Aires’ most storied neighborhoods, without getting lost, on this private walking tour of La Boca, a bohemian enclave and the birthplace of tango. Highlights include visiting the Caminito Market, Museo Benito Quinquela Martin, and Puente Transbordador Nicolás Avellaneda. Your tour concludes at the Estadio Alberto J. Armando, known as “La Bombonera,” home of the Boca Juniors football team.

Learn about the history of one of the world’s largest Jewish communities on a private Buenos Aires tour that reveals an alternative side of Argentina's capital city. Your guide leads you through the Jewish quarter and to the Great Temple Paso synagogue and the AMIA building, so you don't have to navigate. Learn more about the city’s Sephardic and Ashkenazi cultures at the Jewish Museum; tour the Libertad Synagogue, Buenos Aires’ first synagogue, and view the poignant memorial at the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Discover Palermo like no other by visiting its green area, the Japanese & Botanical Gardens. Follow your guide and be overwhelmed by the beauty of french parks, lakes & more. ◾ Benefit from a private service ◾ Get to know Palermo green area and lakes ◾ Admire our Planetarium Galileo Galilei ◾ Enjoy Buenos Aires Rose Garden with a variety of 93 different roses ◾ Visit the largest Japanese Garden outside Japan ◾ Walk around the Botanical Garden and learn about our local flora ◾ Appreciate iconic monuments and statues ◾ Have fun and relax during this entertaining tour This experience ends with the drop-off at your hotel/port or lodging place.

Visit Buenos Aires' legendary soccer stadiums on this behind-the-scenes tour that lets you access parts of the stadium that are usually off limits. Argentina's two most famous stadiums, Boca Juniors (La Bombonera) and River Plate (El Monumental), will host you for this experience that celebrates 'fútbol,' one of the country's reigning passions. Choose to see either one or select a tour of both venues. Enjoy learning from your local guide about Argentina's history and culture surrounding the sport.

Relish the freedom of exploring Buenos Aires according to your own itinerary on a full-day private, custom tour of the Argentinian capital. Allow a private guide to customize an itinerary according to your interests and visit only the sights you wish to see. Opt to absorb the vibrant atmosphere of Plaza de Mayo, admire the ornate mausoleums of Recoleta Cemetery, or marvel at the vibrant facades of La Boca’s residences. On this private, custom tour, receive undivided attention from your guide and take full control of your sightseeing itinerary.

Discover the people and stories behind Buenos Aires' most colorful artworks. This walking tour takes you some of the best murals and pieces of street art that you'd likely miss on your own. Starting in Villa Urquiza and finishing in Coghlan, you'll see murals by the local and international artists such as Fintan Magee and Alice Pasquini.

Discover Buenos Aires through the eyes of a local on a private sightseeing tour. Follow your local host to the city’s top highlights including Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, and Obelisco. Along the way, stop for a traditional Argentine snack. Then, veer from the typical tourist path to some of the city’s best kept secrets. You can also take advantage of your guide’s insider knowledge and get suggestions not found in any travel book.

Ideal for fans of football (soccer), this tour traces the history of the sport in Argentina from European immigration of the 1800s to the present day. Highlights include visiting the Museo de la Pasión Boquense, a museum dedicated to the Boca Juniors soccer team; the Plaza San Martín, one of Buenos Aires’ oldest public squares and the site of important historical events; and the “Caminito” a street museum of colorful houses typical in the La Boca neighborhood.

Discover why Buenos Aires is often referred to as "The Paris of South America". This city is open and spacious with an abundance of parkland and elegant shops. Drive down one of the widest boulevards in the world: the 9 de Julio. You will pass by the Obelisk commemorating 100 years of the first national government. You will stop at the Plaza de Mayo bordered by the Casa Rosada, the Metropolitan Cathedral with the Mausoleum of San Martin and the Cabildo, the Colonial Town Hall. Drive through Recoleta neighborhood where is the remarkable and unique Recoleta Cemetery, exclusive shops and restaurants. No visit to Buenos Aires would be complete without seeing Caminito street in colorful La Boca, where the first Italian immigrants settled in 1851.

For any soccer fan in Buenos Aires, visiting the former home of the football legend Diego Maradona will be at the top of the sightseeing list. Delve deeper into the life and career of the sporting icon as you explore his house and other significant sights, so that you leave with more of an understanding of his significance.

Argentina's capital is bustling and beautiful, so knowing where to start your sightseeing can be a challenge. Discover the many faces of Buenos Aires on this comprehensive city walking tour, ideal for first-time visitors. Stroll down the grand 9 de Julio Avenue, admire the landmark Obelisk and Palacio de Tribunales, and visit the bustling Plaza de Mayo, home to the Casa Rosada and Metropolitan Cathedral—all without having to constantly check your phone for directions. Plus, explore San Telmo, the modern Puerto Madero district, La Boca, and the grandiose Recoleta Cemetery, the resting place of Eva Peron (Evita).