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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.

Live a unique experience of transformation where you will not only get to know an important part of Medellín and its streets, but you will also enter one of its most magical places, thanks to the artistic transformation that "La Comuna 13" has undergone in recent years. Companions will tour the longest escalators in Latin America, you will have an artistic experience by seeing hundreds of graffiti that reflect art, history and transformation, they will witness authentic dance and improvisation shows and also you will enjoy with your loved ones a wonderful biche mango cream .

The largest city in Brazil is made up of many distinct neighborhoods. This private walking tour focuses on the architecture, stories, and highlights of the historic center of Sao Paulo. Stops include historic houses dating back centuries, the city's first high-rise building, the cathedral of Sao Paulo, the stock exchange of Sao Paulo (the largest in the country), and the rooftop observation deck of one of the tallest buildings in Sao Paulo.

Make your own emerald jewelry at a 3-hour class at Cartagena’s Caribe Jewelry and Emerald Museum. You’ll work with Colombian emeralds and sterling silver wire, making four projects: a ring, earrings, a pendent, and a bracelet. At the end of the class, choose one piece to take home, with the option to purchase your other projects at the cost of materials. This 3-hour Cartagena jewelry-making class includes pickup and drop-off in the city, with both morning and afternoon classes available.

The highland town of EL Alto is renowned for its unique Andean architecture and traditional “Cholet” buildings. With this tour, ride the cable car from La Paz to El Alto, enjoy magnificent views over the town, then follow your guide on a walking tour around the city. Peek inside a typical Cholet, learn more about Andean culture and heritage, then head back to La Paz in time for lunch.

Experience the history and culture of the Argentine Pampas on this day trip from Buenos Aires. After a convenient hotel pickup, learn about the region from a guide and explore the history of the Argentine cowboys (*gauchos*). Then, head to an estancia and go horseback riding, enjoy a barbecue lunch, and watch folk performances and a gaucho demonstration.

Take a 3-hour private walking tour on Paulista ave. to unveil the hidden history of the most famous avenue in Brazil. This fascinating place that is sure to impress you not only with its appearance, but also for its rich history that may seem common in the eyes of some, but in the company of an expert tour guide can be mind-blowing. It's not just an avenue, it’s part of the Brazilian history for all it has been in the last 130 years. It is home to outstanding sites and happenings serving as ground for work, study, entertainment, demonstrations, leisure, theaters, shopping, important old palaces, marathon, gay parade, history, culture, gastronomy drawing millions of people along the year. Get back into the past by the time when the area was a forest, and get you to understand the importance of the coffee for Brazilian socio-economic development and what Paulista had to do with it. Learn about the late Brazilian industrialization process that was closely related to Paulista.

Opt for an intimate look at the creative culture of Comuna 13, formerly one of Medellín's most dangerous areas, during a small-group tour that takes you deeper into Colombia's heritage. You'll explore with a small group limited to 15 travelers to ensure you receive personalized attention from your guide, and you'll explore the area on foot, allowing you to spend more time admiring the vibrant street art.

Immerse yourself in the history of Buenos Aires with a guided tour of El Zanjón de Granados, an underground maze of tunnels and vaults that remained sealed for more than a century. Discover archaeological remains, cisterns and cisterns that chronicle colonial life and the transformations of this iconic city. This unique tour reveals the best-kept secrets of San Telmo, where echoes of the past echo through the brick walls. With expert guides, this captivating experience connects travelers to Buenos Aires’ rich history, making every step an unforgettable discovery. - Tour sealed tunnels and vaults for over a hundred years - Discover archaeological remains that tell of colonial life - Explore San Telmo's past with expert guides in Spanish and English - A unique experience that reveals the hidden secrets of Buenos Aires

Delve into Medellin’s rich cultural heritage on a half-day tour of the city’s best museums. Learn about Medellin’s radical transformation—from a perilously dangerous city to a thriving metropolis—and visit the San Pedro Cemetery Museum and the Museum of Antioquia. Head straight to the museum highlights and learn much more than by looking at the info panels alone.

Travel back through 5,000 years of Peruvian history with this admission ticket to Lima’s fascinating Larco Museum. Situated inside a picturesque 18th-century colonial mansion, this comprehensive museum offers a great way to put Peru’s incredible wealth of historical sites and pre-Columbian cultures into context. Connect the dots between iconic Peruvian sites like Machu Picchu, the Nazca Lines, Cusco and much more as you admire its amazing range of exhibits, beautiful gold and silver artifacts and a unique erotic art collection.

Find out more about the Rio carnival visiting areas that the public is's normally allowed to visit. Dress up in costumes, learn the basics of samba from dancers and the history of samba, see floats, taste a caipirinha and other essentials of this celebration. After pickup at your place, your guide takes you to explore the Carnaval Factory for a behind-the-scenes look. In this warehouse, see how the showy costumes worn in the parades are made. Admire the details of the floats that parade through the sambadrome. Then, head to the exhibition hall to learn about the history of samba and Rio's carnival, which has been celebrated for over a century. During the visit, feel the atmosphere of union and emotion that is felt during Carnival. Continue to the backstage dressing rooms, where you will have the opportunity to try on some costumes. To end this experience, a professional dancer will give a brief samba class. Finally, enjoy a delicious caipirinha before being dropped at your place.

Most fans only ever see Maracana Stadium from the outside, but by booking your admission in advance, you gain exclusive access to usually off-limits parts of the stadium. With a guide, visit the locker rooms, press conference room, the edge of the pitch, and see displays of historic trophies and memorabilia. It's an in-depth way to learn about Rio de Janeiro's top football (soccer) arena, and perfect for sports fans of all varieties.

Meet 2 architectural icons of Chile with a surprising history! Enjoy an incredible experience at the foot of the Andes Mountains, visiting the Baháʼí House of Adoration, the first located in South America, where you can admire its architecture and have one of the best views of the city. Then you will meet the Cousiño Macul Vineyard, a winery founded in 1856, among the oldest in the Maipo Valley, which has been immersed in urban Santiago, where the sixth generation of the family is in charge and will make you feel at home. Its French style will surprise you, with stone bases and brick vaults that were glued with sand (a mixture of lime, sand and egg white). Here you can learn more about Chilean wine and taste its production.

Spend a memorable night out in Quito with dinner and a performance of the renowned ‘Jacchigua’ show presented by the Ecuadorean National Folkloric Ballet. Savor a meal of haute Andean cuisine and a welcome drink before taking your seats for a brilliant display of traditional music, dancing, and costumes featuring more than 90 talented performers and special effects. Hotel pickup and drop-off makes it a safe and stress-free nightlife experience.

Located in the heart of Santiago, the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art is dedicated to the study and display of pre-Columbian artworks and artifacts from Central and South America. Guarantee your entry to the museum by pre-booking your pre-admission ticket and enjoy an extensive collection of art, including textiles and masks, from ancient cultures, such as the Incas and Diaguitas.

Antigua Guatemala is a city that once was the capital of Central America. With its cobblestone streets, Catholic churches such as Iglesia de La Merced and convents, unique monuments, and gastronomy, you'll travel back in time to the 15th through the 17th centuries on this all-day guided tour from Guatemala City with hotel pickup included.

Check out all the cool street art in Buenos Aires with this small group, guided cycle trip. Learn about the beginnings of the street art movement and see how it has grown. See the different techniques, and hear more stories from your guide. You’ll cycle through different neighborhoods, where you can see secret and not so secret works of art.

Bogota's La Candelaria neighborhood is known for its colorful mural and graffiti. On this private tour, you'll have a professional guide on hand to show you some the neighborhood's most impressive examples of street art and explain to you their significance. For added convenience, round-trip transportation from your hotel or the airport is included.

Zipaquira Salt Cathedral is one of Colombia's top attractions, but reaching it without your own wheels can be difficult. This day trip saves you the stress of public transportation by taking care of round-trip rides from the capital and includes a tour of the nearby town. Tailor your experience with options that include admission tickets.

This is a tour in the oldest city in the Americas The tour will take place on foot to have a closer perception of the local culture and people. This tour is full of information about culture, gastronomy, architecture, history and more ... You will be all the time with a guide certified by INTUR which is the government department responsible for training national guides. Come and enjoy with us this lovely tour!

River Plate Stadium or ‘Monumental de Nuñez’ is Argentina’s largest sports stadium and home to the popular River Plate soccer club. On this private tour, go behind the scenes of the legendary stadium, access the changing rooms, and learn about Argentina’s passion for soccer. Then visit the River Plate Museum, filled with football memorabilia and trophies, with skip-the-line admission included.

Participate in a 3-hour Brazilian percussion workshop in Salvador. Get to know the rhythms and beats that provide the backdrop for Bahia's famous Carnival celebrations. Listen to the music that is essential in the Samba de Roda and the Candomblé ceremony. Learn about the percussion's roots in the African continent and how the tradition has transformed in modern Brazil from your local guide and professional percussion teacher. Round-trip transportation from Salvador hotels is included.

Samba is part of Rio de Janeiro’s lifeblood and this tour takes you to a traditional samba school for a behind-the-scenes look at this important cultural aspect. Join a small group and visit the City of Samba, home to several schools, to see where the costumes and giant floats are created. Visit one of the schools and learn about the history of samba, see the workshops, and take a quick samba class.