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Escape the city and treat yourself to an unforgettable full-day experience at Estancia Vigil, just 55 minutes from Buenos Aires. Travel in comfort with five-star transfers and a bilingual guide, and arrive to a warm welcome with wine and charcuterie in a charming countryside Mercado. Discover the soul of the estancia as you explore its grounds, fogón, winery, and unique vineyards brought from Mendoza. Enjoy a curated tasting of three exceptional wine varietals selected by Alejandro Vigil, followed by a refined three-course lunch made with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and perfectly paired with top-rated wines. Surrounded by nature, tradition, and world-class flavors, this immersive experience offers the perfect blend of relaxation, culture, and gastronomy—an ideal way to discover Argentina beyond the city.

Getting on the water in Buenos Aires affords some of the best views of the city skyline, and this boat cruise ensures an even more memorable experience by setting sail at sunset. Glide along the Rio de la Plata and enjoy full access to an open bar as you watch the sunset over Puerto Madero. Upgrade to board the boat early and enjoy an additional hour of pre-departure drinks before setting sail.

Argentina’s wine is world-famous, but for first timers, it can be intimidating to know where to start. Instead, on this small-group Buenos Aires tour, taste a variety of the country’s most esteemed red and white wines, all while benefiting from your guide’s expertise. Along the way, explore hip addresses in the popular Palermo neighborhood, and enjoy snacks to accompany the wine, too.

Discover authentic Argentine gaucha culture in an unforgettable experience on the Pampanian plain. Enjoy a day in the countryside, starting with a warm welcome from the host gaucho, who will guide you on horseback, float or tractor rides to explore the surroundings and observe typical animals. Sample empanadas, mate and wine, before enjoying a delicious traditional roast with cuts such as chorizo, morcilla, chicken and beef. During lunch, marvel at a live folklore show that includes music, typical dances and tango lessons. Learn about gaucha skills at a racetrack, where you will see equestrian demonstrations such as ring play and traditional techniques. To close the day, savor a snack with fried cakes, cupcakes and cooked mate. Live an authentic, cultural and gastronomic experience that connects with the deepest roots of Argentina.

1. Wine tasting already exists. The Tarot already exists. But together, on the same Saturday, in the same manicured space as Miravida — that’s different. It's not one more thing, it's a new experience that adds up to more than the parties. 2. You don't need to know anything to enjoy it 3. It is social by nature Sharing a drink already predisposes the conversation. Adding the Tarot generates moments of shared reflection, laughter, surprises and genuine connection between the participants. 4. A perfect excuse for Saturday It's not a niche plan. It is a plan that serves almost anyone: a different date with friends, an original date, an experiential gift, an afternoon for yourself. That versatility is a huge differential. 5. You take something. Tarot reflections, the memory of the afternoon. It’s not just consuming — it’s living something that is remembered and told.

Immerse yourself in the Argentine culture of tango at a Buenos Aires dinner and dance experience. In an historic building, watch a dozen tango dancers perform accompanied by an orchestra led by one of Argentina's most renowned violinists. As you enjoy the show, savor a 3-course menu and sample Argentine wines.

This tasting will offer you a unique and distinctive experience. Located in the eighth most photographed neighborhood in the world, in Caminito, we not only offer you the opportunity to enjoy excellent wines, but we also immerse you in a cultural and visually impressive environment, where you can wander the picturesque streets before or after your experience. winery and capture unforgettable moments in front of the colorful walls of La Boca. Additionally, our wine store is home to a carefully curated selection of over 150 Argentinian labels, ensuring you find your favorites or discover new wine gems. Last but not least, our priority is your comfort and safety, which is why we have a large parking lot with capacity for more than 40 cars, ensuring a worry-free experience during your visit.

Coffee with more than 95 years of history... It was 1927 when a Spanish adventurer named Victoriano López Robredo decided to open his first spice business. The following year he decided to move it to a larger and more distinguished premises which he called “EL GATO NEGRO”. You can let your imagination fly and dream that you are in Amsterdam or London, although it seems that none of these cities have a business with these characteristics and with this variety of assortment. Its reputation and clientele are international The place was declared a Site of Cultural Interest by the Legislature of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and a Notable Bar by the Commission for the Protection and Protection of Notable Cafes, Bars and Confectioneries of the City.

Discover many of Buenos Aires' highlight sights—and leave the logistics to someone else—on this walking tour of the vibrant San Telmo neighborhood. See famous landmarks and monuments along the way, including Plaza de Mayo, the Mafalda statue, and Casa Rosado, and learn from your local guide's insights and stories. End with a comprehensive tour of the bustling Mercado San Telmo, plus a local wine and cheese tasting.

Prepare to embark on an unforgettable adventure on The Wine Route in Maipú, Mendoza Upon your arrival at Mendoza airport, your driver will be eagerly awaiting you, ready to kick off this exciting journey through Argentina's renowned wine region. You'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich winemaking tradition of Maipú. Your itinerary includes visits to three iconic establishments: Sin Fin Winery, Laur Olivicola, known for its exceptional olive oils, and Finca Agostino Winery. At Finca Agostino, you'll indulge in a delightful 4 course lunch paired with their finest wines, each dish expertly crafted to complement the flavors of the wines. At Laur Olivicola, you'll get into the fascinating world of olive oil production, learning about the meticulous processes that result in top quality products. Expert sommeliers will accompany you, providing insights into the history of these prestigious wineries, as well as the production processes Your adventure on The Wine Route awaits

In the vibrant neighborhood of Palermo, Buenos Aires, indulge in a curated wine tasting that reveals the spirit and diversity of Argentina’s winemaking heritage. Sample four exquisite wines sourced from small, family-run producers across the country, each paired with homemade regional tapas crafted by chef Aby. This engaging experience not only highlights the unique flavors of Argentina but also offers insights into its rich history and culture, all while sharing the table with fellow wine enthusiasts. Meet Bertie, an English sommelier, and Aby, a passionate Argentine chef, as they guide you through this delightful culinary journey. Don't forget to say hello to their charming dog, Bonny.

This experience captures the true flavor of Argentina through hands-on cooking, local traditions, and shared moments around the table. Making empanadas from scratch alongside a local expert reveals the everyday techniques and cultural stories behind this iconic dish. Carefully chosen wines enhance the flavors and invite you to slow down and enjoy the process. The private format allows for meaningful interaction, flexibility, and attention to detail. It’s not just a cooking class, but a personal encounter with Argentine food culture.

Combine two Argentine delights in one experience during this tango class with wine and empanada tasting in Buenos Aires. You'll start with a 1-hour lesson in the country's national dance, learning the basic movements of tango. Then sample homemade empanadas with local wines. The class takes place inside an original *conventillo*, a tenement building where immigrants lived in the 19th century.

Join a small-group tour to Palermo, Buenos Aires, to try Argentine craft beer and learn all about the tasty local beverage. Meet your guide at a popular brewery on Gorriti 4882 in the early evening. From there, your guide leads you for a great evening out at two main spots that are popular with locals, sampling beers and street food snacks along the way.

Experience the magic of watching the sunset in Buenos Aires from the river, the Rio de la Plata, sipping on included drinks and listening to great music. You’ll be in a small group setting, max 13, so you can toast with new friends. Your boat captain and cocktail maker will make sure you have a wonderful experience watching the sunset from this river cruise.

This private wine tasting offers a more personalized and interactive alternative to traditional group tastings. You will enjoy exclusive attention from a professional guide while exploring Argentina’s most iconic wines in an intimate Palermo Soho setting. The experience combines premium wines, local flavors, and wine education in a relaxed atmosphere designed entirely for your group.

Experience an unforgettable evening at one of Buenos Aires’ most elegant tango venues, El Querandi. Start with a guided wine tasting of Argentinian wines and tapas, followed by a 3-course gourmet dinner with local and international dishes plus premium wine and drinks. Then, prepare to be swept away by the passion of the tango. With live musicians, exquisite costumes, and impressive dance moves, you’ll be on the edge of your seat for the entire performance.

Check out the first beer spa in Argentina at Tedulupulo Beer Spa in Buenos Aires. This is a 2-hour private experience, where you’ll be provided with beer and nibbles, in between visits to saunas, hot tubs, and more. Make your way to the spa in Palermo, and get ready to relax and enjoy the experience and the delicious things to eat and drink.

Join us in this Private Food and wine Tour visiting Buenos Aires city and some od their unique districts. Argentine wine are famous and have many flavours options, from Malbec, Tempranillo, Pinot Noir and other varieties. Enjoy and taste incredible wines and learn about the art of winery. Group night tour. Observations: Minimum 2 pax.

This private tasting offers the perfect balance of convenience, quality, and personalization, allowing you to dive into the world of Malbec without leaving the city. Led by a knowledgeable wine expert, you’ll gain insight into Argentina’s most renowned wine regions, grape varieties, and tasting techniques in a relaxed and engaging environment. The private format ensures a tailored experience, where the pace, level of detail, and wine selection can adapt to your interests—whether you’re just starting your wine journey or already have a refined palate. Paired with artisanal cheeses and local flavors, every element is designed to elevate the tasting and create a memorable sensory experience. Ideal for couples, small groups, or anyone looking for a sophisticated yet approachable activity, this experience is a perfect introduction to Argentine wine culture.

GOURMET DINNER: Starters Main Courses Desserts Beverages TANGO & FOLKLORE SHOW The great orchestra of Juan D´Arienzo and a quintet. Two tango singers, five dancing couples, music from the Altiplano and a Folcloric ballet with a show of boleadoras. 32 performers on stage.

Discover the world of Argentinian wines during a private tasting in the leafy Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo. Begin with a stroll around the Plaza Cortazar area then enjoy sommelier-guided tastings of four excellent wines accompanied by traditional snacks such as *empanaditas de lomo* (beef pastries) or a cheese and nut board.

Immerse yourself in Argentinian wine and embark on a wine journey across different wine growing regions of the country without having to travel far with this small-group wine tasting experience in Buenos Aires. Sample representative wines from the La Patagonia-Rio Negro, Valle de Uco-Mendoza, and Noa-Rioja regions, accompanied by a range of regional bites.

Step into the home of a local for private cooking lesson during your time in Buenos Aires. This hands-on cooking class dives into some of Argentina’s most classic dishes with a range of menus suitable for all dietary restrictions. After all your hard work, enjoy your 3-course menu as you chat with your host over local wine and delicious food.