Top The Pampas Attractions & Museums

Discover the enchanting world of Palacio Barolo, an architectural masterpiece nestled in the heart of Buenos Aires. As you explore its intricately designed interiors, you'll be transported to a bygone era, where art, literature, and architecture converge in a harmonious symphony. The palace's interiors are adorned with exquisite Art Nouveau and Art Deco elements, offering visitors a glimpse into the opulence of the early 20th century. The true highlight of the Palacio Barolo experience is the ascent to its grand lighthouse, located at the summit. This beacon, once the tallest structure in South America, provides an unparalleled vantage point from which to admire panoramic vistas of Buenos Aires. The 360-degree views encompass iconic landmarks, bustling streets, and the vast expanse of the city. Whether you're an architecture aficionado, a history buff, or simply seeking a unique experience, a visit to Palacio Barolo promises to be an unforgettable journey through time and culture.

Dive into Argentina’s football (soccer) history with a visit to the home stadium and museum of the Boca Juniors, one of Buenos Aires most famous teams. Skip the ticket lines by booking your museum ticket in advance, then spend as long as you like exploring the interactive exhibitions. Combine your museum visit with a guided tour of the legendary Bombonera Stadium, or opt for an express visit to enjoy a view of the stadium only.

Visit Buenos Aires's largest stadium and its accompanying museum, River Plate and check out all the treasures of the Club Atletico River Plate. You will learn all about the teams who made this a great club, hear stories about the best goals, victories, and trophies. Watch the 360 movie about the history of the club in the museum, too.

Discover Argentina’s football (soccer) history and the legacy of the Club Atlético River Plate, one of Buenos Aires most famous teams. Save time and skip the ticket lines by booking your ticket in advance, then spend as long as you like exploring the interactive multimedia exhibitions. Watch memorable moments from River Plate’s video archive in the panoramic cinema, admire the glittering trophy collection, and take a quick peek at the stadium itself too.

Get ready to feel the heart-pounding excitement of Argentine soccer with admissiont to The Museum of La Pasión Boquense, dedicated to the legendary Boca Juniors. At the Passion of Boca Juniors Museum, you’ll uncover how the iconic jersey evolved over time and get an up-close look at the trophy room brimming with history. Step into the players' world as you wander through the locker rooms and soak it all in from the sidelines. A true bucket-list experience for any soccer fan.

Experience Argentina’s passion for football with a unique and free tour of the Boca Juniors Museum, Argentina’s most iconic club and one of the most renowned worldwide. This self-guided tour will allow you to discover the history of the institution in an entertaining and accessible way for all types of audience. Through modern and striking display techniques, the Museum presents the impressive track record of the Boca Juniors Athletic Club over more than a hundred years of history. Its triumphs, celebrations and the unmistakable passion that characterizes it are captured in every corner, captivating both fans and visitors from around the world. Access to the Stand: The stand is now enabled again, allowing you to access the South Stand to admire the majestic Bombonera, provided you book the Express Visit. On matchdays or events, access to the Museum may be affected. Your visit will be rescheduled or you can request a return.

On the way we will visit Av Libertador, Av Alcorta, we will have a stop at the Monumental Stadium of River Plate to take a picture. We will pass by the ESMA (military school of the Argentinean Navy). Then we will continue our trip passing by Vicente Lopez, the Quinta and the presidential residence of Argentina in the city of Olivos. Then we will continue to Tigre, visiting its Puerto de Frutos, its markets and admiring the river and its canals. admire its canals, its typical delta houses. Navigate its rivers, take pictures and enjoy a region surrounded by greenery and water. Visit its fruit market, its typical handicraft shops in wood, leather, antiques and design. Buy a coffee and enjoy the sailing on board of a catamaran.

Explore the Boca Juniors Museum in Buenos Aires when you book this private tour, and you’re guaranteed to skip all the lines. There is a minimum of two people per booking. You and your private group will get to know the history of this important Argentine team, learn all about its national and international accomplishments, and visit the stadium and the changing room too.

Immerse yourself in the history and legacy of one of Argentina’s most iconic figures with a visit to the Evita Museum. Tour its rooms with an immersive audio guide that will take you through the most exciting moments of your life, surrounded by art, culture and nature. After the tour, enjoy a gastronomic break with local flavors in the charming courtyards of the museum. A unique experience that combines history, emotion and Argentine tradition.

Get a closer look at Argentina’s wildlife and spot creatures from around the world at the Temaikén Biopark in Belén de Escobar, just outside of Buenos Aires and Tigre. Save time and skip the ticket lines by booking in advance, and enjoy full-day access to the park. Explore the Patagonia, Africa, and Asia zones, visit the aquarium and aviary, and learn about wildlife conservation efforts in Argentina.

This experience makes it as easy as possible to visit Parque de la Costa, one of the largest amusement parks in Argentina. After pickup from downtown, sightsee around Tigre, the northern suburb of Buenos Aires where the park is located. Breeze past potential ticket lines and get access to most attractions with a “Full Passport,” from roller coasters to laser tag fights and live shows.

You will visit one of the most aristocratic places in Buenos Aires and the tourist does not enter due to lack of knowledge. It is a very pleasant walk through the neighborhoods of Recoleta and Retiro, where you will find a beautiful, pleasant atmosphere and you will be able to enjoy its architecture with a native guide in several languages. ! safety pin!

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.

Visit Buenos Aires' nearby Temaiken Zoo during this full-day trip. Enjoy learning about animals from all over the world, walking among them and even feeding some of them with your family. Learn about the animals' native habitats and conservation status from your guide while you travel through the zoo's different zones, including South America, Asia and Africa.

Imagine being in the stands of one of the most iconic football clubs in Argentina, surrounded by passionate fans and experiencing the intensity of a live match. With our tour, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of Boca Juniors, one of the most emblematic teams in the country. Depending on the team's home base at the time of your visit, you will head to the Boca Juniors stadium, where excitement will be in the air from the moment you set foot on the grounds. You will enjoy 90 minutes of pure football passion, with chants, flags and an electric atmosphere that can only be found in this historic stadium. In addition to the match itself, you will have the opportunity to explore the surroundings of the stadium, where you will find fan shops with exclusive merchandise and local restaurants serving authentic Argentine food.

Get out of the city and off the typical tourist trail on this private biking and kayaking trip to the Tigre Delta. Follow your guide as you ride through Buenos Aires' northern suburbs, then take to the water as you kayak around the Tigre Delta and its islands, and finish your experience with a barbecue. Well-suited for travelers who enjoy keeping active on their vacations.

The "Temple of Soccer" Museum is located in the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium, where, at the age of 15, the greatest idol of world soccer debuted with the Argentinos Juniors jersey. Destiny also wanted that many years later, he played for the first time with the shirt of the Argentine National Team, and scored his first goals with the Albiceleste, Lionel Messi. Argentinos Juniors is recognized worldwide for the quantity and quality of players that came out of its lower divisions. The most peculiar feature of the museum is that it was made entirely by fans and members of the institution through voluntary work. In the museum you will find photos, cards, trophies, shirts from different campaigns and many other valuable objects donated by their fans. In addition to the Museum, we will visit the playing field, the changing rooms, the central hall, the press room and the stadium's stands.

Enjoy a fun-filled day out at the Parque de la Costa theme park in Tigre, just outside of Buenos Aires. Save time and skip the long ticket lines by booking in advance, then stay as long as you like inside. With full-day access and unlimited rides on the park’s rollercoasters, watercoasters, and other attractions, you can spend the whole day inside or combine it with sightseeing in Tigre.