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Marie_A, May 2026
Highly Professional & informative
Amazing experience with our wonderful guide Veronica and driver Santiago. Veronica made the tour so interesting and gave the right amount of info. We left feeling like we had a good understanding of Buenos Aires, the history, layout and culture. Fully recommend. We did the tour on a Saturday so there was less traffic and easy to get around the city.
Amy_H, May 2026
This was a lovely day tour
We were picked up with the van right at our Air BnB. Our guide Veronica spoke perfect English for us. She was knowledgeable and energetic. The van took us to El Tigre where we enjoyed the boat trip around the islands. There was an audio of information in a few languages. We went to a lovely restaurant in El Tigre for a lunch - called a “snack”. It was empanadas and drinks. We then walked a short way to a tourist shopping area with nice furniture, gifts and household accessories. We appreciated being there mid week once there were no hoards of people as on the weekends. Highly recommend Veronica and this day trip.
Alex_S, Apr 2026
This was an excellent...
This was an excellent tour of Buenos Aires. We covered a lot of ground during the 4 hours, saw all the key neighborhoods, learned a lot about the history of the city as well as Argentina. Alfredo was very knowledgeable, courteous, and punctual. Thank you!
Gina_J, Apr 2026
Food tour Buenos Aires Palermo district
We booked the local food tour in Palermo SoHo district. Lou was our guide. She was outstanding as was the entire culinary and cultural experience ! Definitely take the tour if you want to understand more about the history and culture of Buenos Aires. And the food was all delicious and part of the story. Lou was the BEST!
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Buenos Aires day trips are the perfect way to discover Argentina’s rich culture and changing landscapes. Travel into the Pampas to go horseback riding with gauchos (cowboys) at a local estancia (ranch), cruise around the islands and canals of one of the world’s largest river deltas, or dive into history as you hop between colonial towns. On a long day trip, you can also ride the ferry to neighboring Uruguay or travel by plane to admire the most extensive waterfall system in the world. You can choose a private or group tour, and many also include hotel pickup and lunch.