Top The Pampas Tours by Duration - page 24

During this tour you'll get to know the history of Recoleta neighbourhood and experience the city like a local. We'll walk through the best areas. We'll start in Plaza Francia, the highest area of town. We'll pass by the entrance of the Recoleta Cemetery and we'll walk by its surroundings. Then we'll head to Alvear Avenue where we'll watch hotels, palaces and embassies of beautiful French architecture . We'll also pass by Arroyo street, one of the most luxurious and exclusive of Buenos Aires. Finally we'll close off the night with a live Jazz show in a classic bar in Downtown, all within walking distance.

Embark on a half-day adventure exploring Buenos Aires that includes activities your entire family will enjoy. Your private local guide will share insider information as you explore the city on foot and by public transportation. This route includes a taste of Buenos Aires’ famous Italian artisanal ice cream & choripan (a traditional dish of sausage from the grill wrapped in bread), the famous comic strip sculptures down Comic Strip Walk and the Recoleta Cultural Center. You will experience the neighbourhoods of San Telmo, La Boca and Recoleta — creating family memories to pass down for generations.

With this experience you make sure you have access to the top 4 places, due to design, signature cocktails and gourmet menu at night in Buenos Aires. No lines or reservations. We are at the first spot. We started with some appetizers at a rooftop bar, which offers the best 360-degree view of the city. Then we go to dinner at a super top restaurant in the Palermo neighborhood, and we continue the tour of the neighborhood, going to a hidden bar that ranks among the best 50 hidden bars in the world. And we ended the night in another hidden speakeasy disco club bar with unique characteristics, with dancing and where access is super exclusive. A complete night experience to enjoy the night. Clarification: the places could vary by places with the same characteristics or better, in case they have private events or are closed for some reason. From the first meeting point, we move in my car. Rate does not include drinks or meals

The La Boca neighborhood invites you to discover its rich culture through a walking tour that highlights tango, art and football. On this tour we will visit La Bombonera, the stadium of Boca Juniors. But it is not only about football, because this is the neighborhood where tango was born and home also to some of the best artists in Argentine history, such as the great painter Benito Quinquela Martín. The guides of this tour are neighbors of the neighborhood of La Boca, which makes this experience incomparably authentic. - Duration of 2 hours and 30 minutes, covering 5 km in total. - Expert local guide sharing stories and traditions of La Boca. - Recommendations of places to taste local food at the end of the tour.

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Buenos Aires is not a city you simply visit — it is a city shaped by history, power, migration, and ideas. This tour is designed for travelers who want to understand why the city looks and feels the way it does, not just see its landmarks. Throughout the experience, architecture becomes a guide to Argentina’s past: from colonial foundations and political revolutions to immigration waves, aristocratic ambition, and modern reinvention. Each stop is connected to a broader story, revealing how different moments in history left their mark on the urban landscape. Rather than a list of facts, this tour offers context. Rather than isolated attractions, it connects places into a coherent narrative. And beyond understanding the city, something else often happens: the way you walk Buenos Aires changes. You don’t just recognize it — you feel connected to it. Many travelers arrive curious and leave a little more "porteño". Because after this experience, Buenos Aires stays with you.

Discover Buenos Aires like never before with my exclusive and customizable 4-hour tour, designed for travelers who prefer to enjoy the city without endless shopping stops. This experience allows you to adjust the itinerary to focus on the places that interest you most. Admire the colorful houses of La Boca, explore the grandeur of Recoleta Cemetery (entrance not included), stroll through Palermo, and visit the Galileo Galilei Planetarium, where you can see and even touch real meteorites. Throughout the tour, each place reveals details, stories, and nuances that are not always immediately visible. There will also be time to pause where the scene calls for it and capture it at its best. A half-day at your own pace, where every stop has meaning and every image becomes a memory. The itinerary can also be fully tailored to your interests.

Experience Argentina’s most iconic cultural export during a tango dancing show at El Querandi, a venue located in the historical neighborhood of San Telmo. You can upgrade your experience to include either a standard or VIP dinner featuring Argentinian classics such as steak and wine.

You get on your bike and the concrete jungle fades, opening the way to the greenest of trees. The first stop is Plaza San Martín. You’re now in the heart of Retiro, and if you look up, you see that this green park is surrounded by architectural pearls. You continue along Libertador avenue. You are getting closer and closer to Recoleta. The Recoleta Cemetery begs you to walk it. It amazes you with its diversity, you never had never quite pictured funerary architecture, stained glasses and statues like this. The next goal is to make it to the 3rd of February park. Pedal for the next 40 minutes non stop. The Rosedal sets a splendid stage for photography. And now it’s time to start heading back. Going through Barrio Norte, Palermo, and the City Center. The final stop is Congress Square. From here you can see the magnificent building that houses Congress and the Senate. Just 5 minutes of pedaling back to our shop. End of trip!

La Ventana is one of the classiest and most entertaining tango shows in Buenos Aires! Let yourself enjoy the excitment of a dinner and tango show in the heart of San Telmo and you won't regret it! La Ventanas authentic interior preserves the purest aspects of the building making it the ideal setting for a unique tango experience reminiscent of days gone by. From traditional tango to modern, the dance will tell the story of tango throughout the years in Buenos Aires. Just when you think you've seen it all the performance will take a turn to the north of Argentina and the performers will dazzle you with gaucho dancing as well as typical Andean music of the Northwest of Argentina. You are sure to enjoy the evening at La Ventana tango, one of the classiest tanguerias in all of Buenos Aires.

Señor Tango is an icon of tango in Argentina and one of the most renowned performing arts venues in Buenos Aires. Known as the "Cathedral of Tango," this majestic theater is housed in a former general store, transformed into a space filled with elegance and tradition. Upon entering, visitors are greeted by refined decor that recreates the atmosphere of the Buenos Aires salons of yesteryear, where tango began to shine in all its splendor. Every detail, from the setting to the staging, is designed to immerse the audience in a unique experience. Señor Tango's show is a fascinating journey through the history of tango throughout time. Its top-level dancers, a live orchestra, talented singers, and surprising aerial performances transform the evening into a powerful experience that excites and leaves lasting memories. The fusion of music, dance, theater, and stage technology positions it as a comprehensive, world-class show.

Strange and captivating, this village is a unique ensemble of buildings connected by cobblestone streets, passages, hidden corners and secret spaces. Inspired by diverse styles of medieval Europe, it blends them into an eclectic and unmistakable identity, born from demolitions and shaped by the creativity and dreams of a single visionary. Along a mystical path, visitors wander through the Twelve Little Houses of the Forest, transporting them into a fantastic, storybook world. As the experience unfolds, fountains, lakes, quebracho-wood bridges linking small islands, docks, a Dutch windmill, a colonial chapel, and even a locomotive with carriages appear. Highlights include the Railings Museum (Ferroteca), displaying wrought-iron railings, chandeliers, stained glass, antiques and art, as well as themed buildings such as the Stone House, Wood Museum, Palitos House and Slag House. The Owl Passage, Cabildo, Cascina and countless hidden spaces complete this extraordinary journey.

Experience an exclusive tour exploring some of Buenos Aires' most iconic and sophisticated neighborhoods. This tour invites you to discover the most representative districts of the city's north side, historically linked to Buenos Aires' high society, combining history, culture, and architecture in a single journey.

The adventure begins in Buenos Aires, traveling to the northern part of the city. Along the way, you'll see iconic landmarks such as the University City and River Plate Stadium, alongside highways and industrial areas that gradually give way to an increasingly green and natural environment. Upon arriving in Tigre, the tour begins with a visit to the traditional Puerto de Frutos, a picturesque market on the riverbank where locals buy household goods, handicrafts, and regional products. The tour then continues along the elegant Paseo Victorica, with a stop to stroll through the gardens of the Tigre Art Museum (MAT), a historic building surrounded by nature and offering privileged views of the river.

Discover Buenos Aires from its most iconic viewpoints on a guided morning tour that visits and explores the main tourist attractions of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, including Palermo, Recoleta, the Teatro Colón, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, and La Boca – Caminito, allowing you to experience the city’s history, culture, and urban identity. At the end of the tour, the experience continues with lunch in one of the city’s most elegant and modern districts: Puerto Madero. Enjoy a complete dining experience at Villegas Resto, a restaurant renowned for its quality, professionalism, and privileged waterfront location, offering unique views of the docks and the Buenos Aires skyline. The menu includes a starter, main course, and dessert, featuring a carefully selected variety of traditional Argentine flavors

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.

Gaucho Ranch El Ombú de Areco In San Antonio de Areco, we take a panoramic tour, admiring the corners without chamfers, a tradition of our countryside. We'll visit iconic buildings such as the San Antonio de Padua Parish and the Bessonart grocery store, among others. You'll also visit the Draghi goldsmith's workshop (optional) and the Navarro rope maker, both internationally renowned. We head to the ranch, located a 20-minute walk away in the middle of the Pampas plain. After a brief introduction to the property and a lovely horseback (or carriage) ride to explore the property's 350 hectares, you'll be invited to enjoy a delicious barbecue lunch served, weather permitting, in the shade of ancient trees or in the ranch's lounge. You'll then have the opportunity to admire a demonstration of gaucho skill with a horse and its gentleness, as well as traditional Argentine music and dance.

Start in Plaza Dorrego, the historic heart of San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires’ most atmospheric neighborhoods known for its cobbled streets, old houses and unmistakable porteño character. Begin with coffee and medialunas at Bar El Federal, one of the city’s iconic bares notables, before continuing to Mercado San Telmo, a historic indoor market where you’ll discover Argentina’s food culture through small tastings like empanadas and choripán with chimichurri. Along the way, your local guide shares the cultural and culinary context behind each bite, connecting flavors to neighborhood history and daily traditions. Then enjoy a tasting of Argentine grilled meats at La Brigada, followed by a vermouth with soda at Bar Plaza Dorrego. Finish at Café Rivas with alfajor and dulce de leche, ending with one of Argentina’s most beloved sweets. By the end, you’ll have experienced Buenos Aires through places locals actually use, all brought to life with stories, flavors, and local insight.

Escape the buzz of Buenos Aires and explore the natural beauty of the Tigre Delta on this half-day adventure, perfect for all ages. Enjoy a one-hour boat ride through a maze of rivers and lush islands, where you’ll pass traditional stilt houses, schools, churches, and get a glimpse into the unique lifestyle of the island communities. An audio guide onboard shares fascinating facts about the Delta's history, ecosystem, and culture as you cruise along its calm waters. Back on land, continue your journey through the charming city of Tigre. Stroll along Victorica Avenue, explore the Puerto de Frutos market, admire the historic City Council building, and walk through the picturesque gardens of the Tigre Art Museum, surrounded by waterfront cafés and restaurants. This relaxed yet enriching tour offers a refreshing contrast to the city — a perfect getaway just outside Buenos Aires.

Join us in a City Tour of Buenos Aires! we’ll explore the city’s main neighborhoods and learn about its history, architecture, and culture. We’ll start at Plaza de Mayo, visiting landmarks like the Casa Rosada, Cabildo, and Metropolitan Cathedral. Next, we’ll head to La Boca to walk through the colorful Caminito and experience its lively atmosphere. Our tour continues through Puerto Madero, Retiro, and Recoleta, where you’ll see the city’s diverse architecture and local spots.

You will get to know all the corners of the city of Buenos Aires in a relaxed and exclusive atmosphere with a bilingual guide. Is going to be a full day experience that will allow you to explore the most cultural attractions of the city, such as the Colon Theater, the Grand Splendid Athenaeum, notable for being located in what used to be the "Grand Splendid" theater, the Recoleta Cemetery famous for its numerous and imposing mausoleums and vaults, among others, all tickets are included and you will have time to enjoy a delicious lunch in the city of Buenos Aires. If you already know the city, we can show you new places you are going to love. You can personalize the tour and explore those places that not so many people that come to this city, don't know and anothers that are also most interest.

Discover Buenos Aires' passionate soul and faded grandeur with your self-guided audio tour, allowing you to explore Argentina's intoxicating capital at your own pace. Begin in the elegant Plaza de Mayo where the Casa Rosada's pink facade has witnessed Eva Perón's speeches, military coups, and the Mothers who still march for their disappeared children. Wander through the boulevards of Recoleta where mansions and the famous cemetery housing Evita's tomb. Cross into the colorful streets of La Boca where tango was born in the conventillos of Italian immigrants and the painted zinc houses of Caminito create Buenos Aires' most photographed scene. Explore the cobblestoned streets of San Telmo where Sunday antiques markets, crumbling colonial architecture, and intimate milongas preserve the Buenos Aires of memory and imagination. Discover the transformed Puerto Madero waterfront, then lose yourself in the bookshops of Corrientes Avenue that stay open until midnight.

The arrival of the Peronist party in the 1940s meant huge economic and political benefits for the Argentine workers, and the most emblematic political figure that represented this social change was doubtlessly Eva Peron. Evita’s humble and dark origins, her rapid rise to power and her struggle against the upper classes, turned her into both the most loved and hated figure of modern Argentina. Her early death and the mysterious disappearance of her body turned Evita into the legend we all know today. This Tour explores Peronism’s greatest landmarks, and Evita’s “stomping grounds”. This is an essential “crash course” and journey to understand Argentine politics, both past and present.

A trip to enjoy Buenos Aires, the city that never sleeps and learn about the culture of Tango. Travel to nature visiting the Iguazu Falls, and end the trip in Northwest Argentina with its incredible landscapes and millenary culture.