Top The Pampas Walking Tours - page 5

Get a taste of life on an Argentine estancia, a traditional cattle ranch, during a private tour from Buenos Aires. Learn way more about the culture and history of the cattle ranching industry in Argentina than you would sightseeing on your own, and take in the landscape of the scenic Pampas. Dig into a traditional barbecue lunch accompanied by a folklore show and a gaucho (Argentine cowboy) skills demonstration.

This private tour explores the history and heritage of the Jewish community in Buenos Aires with a born-and-raised Argentine Jewish guide. Highlights include visiting the Once, Tribunales, and Retiro neighborhoods, the Jewish Museum, the Libertad Synagogue, an important Jewish community center, and other Jewish institutions in Buenos Aires. All the while your guide will give insights into the history of the Jewish community In Buenos Aires from its origins through World War II and the present.

Experience a unique night out in Buenos Aires that you could only have with your guide, a local actress with her finger on the pulse of the underground art scene. Start at the famous El Ateneo Grand Splendid, a bookstore inside an old theater. Then, walk along Avenida Corrientas, the theater street, before taking the subway to a hidden location chosen by your guide, to watch a local indie performance.

Go beyond the guidebook and discover the history and culture of Cordoba on a private sightseeing tour. This excursion is the perfect opportunity to orient yourself to the city for future independent exploring. After convenient transfer from your hotel, follow your guide to the Museo del Cabildo, Plaza San Martin, Capilla Domestica Compania de Jesus, and other landmarks. At the end of the tour, get personalized suggestions on what to see and do during rest of your visit.

Explore the Spanish colonial streets of Cordoba when you embark on this full-day city tour. Alongside a private guide, visit the city’s top attractions including Plaza San Martin, the 17th-century Jesuit Block, and the original campus of Universidad Nacional de Cordoba which is one of South America’s oldest universities. While you explore, your guide provides context on the history of the city, from pre-colonial times to present day.

Join us on this historically chronological tour about "urban art" in Buenos Aires. While all of its development will be done in the City through visits to different neighbourhoods, you will also see how this type of art has evolved from "vandalism" to an added value, aesthetically speaking, in the most trendy venues of the city. We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.

Explore the Mataderos Fair and the San Pedro Telmo Antique Fair during this excursion in Buenos Aires. Stroll through the fairs with your local guide, learning about the history and traditions of these popular fairs. Check out the different stalls selling everything from priceless antiques to empanadas; purchase unique souvenirs. Hear traditional music, watch gaucho skills shows, and see folk dance or tango demonstrations during this 5 to 7-hour tour.

Enjoy very good Malbec from Argentina and other characteristic varieties, such as Torrontés from Salta and Pinot Noir from Patagonia. Also, join us on a historically chronological tour of "urban art" in Buenos Aires. Although all of its development will take place in the City through visits to different neighbourhoods, you will also see how this type of art has evolved from "vandalism" to an added value, aesthetically speaking, in the most trendy spaces in the city.

Get to know the city and take beautiful souvenir pictures! How are you? We are Exequiel and Katy -@photocaptiva (so you can find us on the networks) This experience is a photo shoot at 3 iconic points of the city. We will take pictures at: - The Obelisk of Buenos Aires - Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada - Puerto Madero Puente de la Mujer You will take the best postcards of Buenos Aires. At the end of the session we will edit the photos and send them by a link 48hs after the session. Other highlights: I recommend bringing brightly colored accessories and clothing with vintage or urban style for photos!

Get to know the biggest green area in Buenos Aires and enjoy an entertaining stroll around Palermo Woods. Learn about our culture and history while you visit the Rose Garden and different lakes designed by the remarkable french designers, Charles Thays.

Tunnels and Mystery, an enchanting place where poetry, history, and architecture meet. The city's most important archaeological site. A mystery sealed for over a hundred years. Beneath a carefully restored early 19th-century mansion lies a labyrinth of tunnels with brick vaults. This unique tour invites you to descend to the foundations of Buenos Aires: among archaeological remains and silent ruins, discover the best-kept secrets of Buenos Aires's past.

Get a comprehensive tour of Buenos Aires on this guided walking tour. Visit more than 75 landmarks and important features like Plaza de Mayo and Casa Rosada, and stroll through neighborhoods including San Telmo, Palermo, and Recoleta. This sightseeing tour with an informative guide is designed for those who have limited time or just want to see everything in the capital city at once.

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.

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.

Discover new landscapes of the Delta sailing from or to the Costanera Metropolitana, embark on an adventure that offers the perfect balance between nature and history. Take in the sights on a boat ride, shop for local produce at a market, and head to Avenida Victorica, the coastal promenade. Once in the delta, the boat journey continues through a series of narrow channels and islands, a popular weekend getaway for Buenos Aires residents and an everyday home for thousands of islanders. Experience the majestic landscape, very different from anything you've seen before, while learning all about the locals who live along the peaceful canals with boats as their only means of transportation. The boat will leave you in Tigre, an important city in Greater Buenos Aires. On board our vehicle we will visit several places, such as the fruit market, a kind of bazaar where locals buy household items and you can find some authentic souvenirs.

Discover the dark side of Buenos Aires’ history on this unique walking tour, focusing on the most brutal and most violent dictatorship in Argentinean history. With a local guide, visit an ex-Clandestine Center, often referred to as “Auschwitz of Argentina”, learn the history of Argentina’s “Dirty War”, and hear about the individuals affected by the tragic events.

Discover the lasting legacy of the Belle Epoque era in Buenos Aires on this 3-hour small-group tour. Explore Buenos Aires’ atmospheric neighborhoods, learn more about the city’s different architectural styles, and admire the most beautiful palaces. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

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.

If you love birdwatching, nature and photography, this experience is a unique opportunity to explore the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, one of the largest and most biodiversity urban reserves in the world, in the heart of Buenos Aires. Together with a professional guide specializing in birds, you will walk paths and lagoons where you can observe more than 300 species of birds, in addition to other wild animals, in their natural habitat, surrounded by native flora of the Río de la Plata. The reserve offers ideal settings for photographing birds, landscapes and urban wildlife, with excellent moments to capture emblematic species, their behaviors and their environment. Thanks to the personalized private tour format, the pace and viewing points are tailored to your interests, whether it’s intensive birdwatching, nature photography or a relaxed interpretive walk for beginners.

Come explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history, traditions and landmarks of South America’s largest community, we’ll explore the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales and Retiro. We’ll go beyond tradition as we explore how politics and the broad history of Argentina shaped the Argentine Jewish Identity. This tour includes a private born-and-raised Argentine Jewish guide, bus fare during the tour and tickets to AMIA, Libertad Synagogue and the Jewish Museum. IMPORTANT NOTE This tour can only be booked up to 72hs before the start time, because we need to let AMIA know who's coming. You will be required to show your original passport on the day of the tour. This tour doesn't run on the 18th of each month or during community holidays.

Immerse yourself in Buenos Aires through some of its best foods on this small-group tour led by a guide who takes you places hard to locate on your own. Meet other foodies as you taste your way through the trendy Palermo neighborhood, with some sightseeing along the way. You’ll sample empanadas, mixed grill, porteño pizza, alfajores, and more. Discover Argentine culinary history and culture from your guide along the way.

The Argentine ‘asado’ (barbecue) is a longstanding local tradition and this small-group tour lets you experience it just like a local. Explore the lively Palermo Viejo neighborhood and purchase ingredients from local butchers, bakeries, and wine shops; enjoy a wine tasting with local charcuterie; get hands-on preparing the parrilla, making chimichurri sauce, and barbecuing the perfect steak; then sit down for an asado feast, including wine, dessert, and traditional mate.

Join this small group tour to explore the Tigre Delta on this day trip from Buenos Aires. Learn all about the delta region formed by the Parana and Uruguay rivers. You’ll have lunch in a riverside restaurant, and take a walking tour of Puerto de Frutos. You will also have a ride on the Tren de la Costa where you’ll learn about the history and customs of the north of Buenos Aires.

Take this private walking tour of Buenos Aires and spend time exploring La Boca and San Telmo, learning about the history of the area, and sampling local food along the way. You’ll also get to take the bus to get from place to place, and that is included in the price. Learn about the history of immigrants to the area, visiting museums, markets, and more, while you sample empanadas and dulce de leche.