Argentina · BUENOS AIRES TOURS
The capital rewards a plan. Build the spine of a first visit from these 15: the La Boca and San Telmo walks, a tango night that is not just dinner, a parrilla worth the queue, and the day trips that fit around an afternoon flight.
Taste Argentina’s best dishes, wine, and local culture on a small-group walking tour through Palermo in Buenos Aires.
“Great food, nice wines and a tour of Palermo. Our guide Stan, was engaging and knowledgeable of local foods, wines and culture. I would whole heartedly recommend this tour.”
Review of Buenos Aires private city tour with a bilingual guide, air-conditioned car, flexible stops, La Boca, Recoleta, San Telmo, and more.
“This is a great tour to be able to see various locations around Buenos Aires . We had arrived a couple of days earlier via a Cruise Ship and he had a day trip in BA included . We decided to do this tour as we wanted to see things in more detail and in a less hurried way . Our guide Alfredo was brilliant, we saw and learnt so much in four hours , we could not have asked for more.”
Review of Buenos Aires Small-Group City Tour, covering Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, Recoleta, transport, value, timing, and practical tips.
“Worth doing Very informative , friendly and gave me insight to what I would do next Tour guide was happy for us to ask any questions Driver was safe and friendly”
Review of Buenos Aires hop-on hop-off bus with 27 stops, audio guide, walking tours, discounts, route tips, and honest value advice.
“There are two (2) hop on and Hope off bus services in Buenos Aires. You need your know this. Viator promotes Greyline and does a poor job letting you know this. The ticket taker does not say anything along the tour except letting you know what stop number it is. You can pay a monkey to do that or use the monitors on the bus to do that as well. A little narration would have gotten her some tips. But that was above her pay grade. The ear phones are given out to listen to music and not about information about area. Didn’t see the point. Both companies Need to…”
Review of Buenos Aires’ Piazzolla Tango Show in Galería Güemes, with ticket, drinks, dinner, seating, accessibility, and value advice.
“Definitely a must do while in Buenos Aires! Our favorite thing we did. Learning to tango was very fun and social, the show was incredible. Highly recommend.”
See Buenos Aires highlights from Plaza de Mayo to La Boca and Recoleta on a guided minivan tour with hotel pickup and flexible cancellation.
“Very good tour today of Buenos Aires - very informative guide who pointed out all the sights and gave lots of facts and anecdotes . Excellent driver too .”
See Buenos Aires at your own pace on a 24, 48, or 72-hour bus tour with audio commentary, WiFi, and 25 stops.
“We were told we had to meet at a certain stop so had to get transport there but there were stops near where we were staying. That info would have been useful.”
See Buenos Aires at your own pace on a 24, 48, or 72-hour bus pass with audio guides, panoramic views, and useful discounts.
“Very good service, frequency of the busses was great. Only criticism was the Spanish music between the points of information was very loud compared to the commentary, I notice a lot of people constantly adjusting the volume or removing their ear plugs..”
Explore La Boca in English on a colorful two-hour walk covering tango, fileteado art, conventillos, and Boca Juniors for $13.
“Santiago was an amazing guide! Added a lot of history to the colourful beautiful town of La Boca, that you would not get walking around on your own. Very cheap tour too, definitely do it if you visit the area!”
Share an Argentine feast in Palermo Hollywood, make empanadas, taste gaucho beef, sip four wines, and learn the ritual of mate.
“Very friendly service, all speak fluent English. Food was great and wine too. A must when in Buenos Aires. 10/10 experience 😊”
Explore La Recoleta Cemetery in English, with Evita, ornate mausoleums, Argentine history, legends, and practical tips for a smart visit.
“Marianna was delightful! She was loud and clear, informative, conversational, and knowledgeable. We learned so much from her and recommend this tour to anyone visiting the cemetery.”
Learn empanadas, chipa, steak, and flan with Argentine wines in a friendly Buenos Aires cooking class near Palermo.
“Amazing beef tenderloin empanadas and chipa bread. Chef and staff were so nice and welcoming. The paired wines were a great choice as well.”
See Buenos Aires by bike on a gentle 4-hour ride through La Boca, San Telmo, Puerto Madero, Plaza de Mayo, and the Ecological Reserve.
“Jonathan was a great guide. Lots of information. Good bikes. Safe drive through Beunos Aires. And a bottleneck of water.”
Explore La Boca in Buenos Aires on a 2-hour walking tour covering Caminito, immigrant housing, tango, murals, the old port, and La Bombonera.
“Despite the large group (50+) and the hot weather, Maria was able to keep the whole group shepherded together for the entire duration of the walk. She was very knowledgeable of the history and kept everyone engaged!”
Spend a full day on an Argentine estancia with gaucho traditions, horseback riding, asado, wine, music, and countryside scenery from Buenos Aires.
“Victoria was a terrific guide. 5+stars. The food at the ranch was disappointing but the wine was plentiful and good. Both beef and pork were overcooked, tough and dry. The folk dancing and gaucho show were interesting. There was a lot of downtime waiting for lunch, waiting for the show, etc. but overall a pleasant day.”
Every kind of Argentine day, and the best of each.
