All The Pampas Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 55

Buenos Aires’ most modern neighborhood has centuries of fascinating history beneath its sleek glass façades. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll hear about the failed harbor project that was Puerto Madero, and find out how it became a vibrant urban district. You’ll also learn about the remarkable women who shaped Argentina’s history, and whose names now grace every street in this unique part of the city. The tour starts at the Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur, a green oasis that was once destined for urban development. You’ll walk alongside peaceful lagoons teeming with wildlife and explore Micaela Bastidas Park. As you cross boulevards named after pioneering women, you’ll hear about revolutionary heroines, Latin America’s first female voter, and Argentina’s women’s rights movement.

This outdoor training session combines strength, mobility and conditioning in a focused small-group setting. Every class includes a guided warm-up, technique-based exercises and a personalized main workout adapted to each participant’s level. Perfect for travelers looking for an effective, safe and motivating fitness experience while visiting Buenos Aires.

Walking the Camino del Santo Argentino Jose Gabriel del Rosario Brochero is much more than just a bike ride; it is a journey that unites faith, nature and adventure in an environment of unparalleled beauty. This tour takes you through the charming Traslasierra region of Cordoba, where each pedalo becomes a deep connection to history and spiritual heritage. Share this enriching experience with other riders as you explore iconic landmarks such as Villa Santa Rosa, Cordoba, Villa Cura Brochero and the Jesuit Estancias, creating memories that transcend the physical journey.

Discover a unique experience in AMIA, the heart of the largest Jewish community in Latin America. Accompanied by official guides, you will tour an emblematic institution that combines history, culture, memory and social commitment. The tour includes the entrance to the building, declared a National Historic Site, and a tour of spaces full of meaning: the Dry Square, a place of tribute and reflection; the monument of the artist Iaacov Agam, symbol of life and hope; and commemorative plaques that remember the victims of the 1994 attack. In addition, you will live an immersive audiovisual projection in the interactive room, a multisensory experience that invites you to feel the story in the flesh. An authentic, educational and moving visit in the heart of Buenos Aires. Ideal for those looking to learn more about Jewish identity in Argentina and reflect on memory, human rights and resilience. You can't miss it!

Join this small group walking tour of Buenos Aires and see some of the best areas in the city, including San Telmo and La Boca. This tour can last anywhere from 3-8 hours, so discuss the intieray and your interests with your guide. Note that your guide will take you everywhere you’d like to go in the city, but admission fees are up to you. Meet up at the Metropolitan Cathedral next to Plaza de Mayo Square and get on your way.