Argentina · HISTORICAL TOURS
Every itinerary is one free day short. These 7 historical tours earn the slot, priced and timed so the choice takes minutes.
Taste Argentine classics, market grill dishes, dulce de leche ice cream, and local drinks on a sociable San Telmo walking tour.
“This was a fun way to spend a free day in Buenos Aires. I enjoyed the food, information, and conversation. Well worth the price.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ Nazis in Buenos Aires walking tour, covering wartime history, Eichmann, Perón, Jewish life, price, route, and practical tips.
“Max is an expert yet he delivers the tour in such an accessible yet stimulating manner. We were totally engaged. This tour sheds light on Argentina's modern history that will fascinate you. Learn about the real Peron. If you are only going to do one historical tour this is the one!”
Explore Bariloche’s German immigration, architecture, and Nazi-era connections on a thoughtful 90-minute bilingual walking tour.
“Diego was wonderful. He knew his stuff . Unfortunately the area is mostly uphill. But nothing anyone can do about it 😂”
Taste San Telmo through market stalls, historic bars, regional dishes, drinks, and dessert on a small-group Buenos Aires walking tour.
“The tour with Lucia was great. We had lots of good food and were very full when the tour ended.”
Explore La Boca through art, immigration, tango, and football on a 150-minute walking tour with tastings and museum access.
“We enjoyed this tour. It offered a nice exploration of La Boca from many viewpoints: food and drink, history, and art. Our guide Facundo was warm, welcoming, knowledgeable, and approachable. His English was excellent, which allowed for easy and effective communication. Definitely recommend!”
Explore Recoleta Cemetery with a small English-speaking group, hearing Evita’s story, eerie legends, art history, and Buenos Aires secrets.
“Excellent knowledge and excellent English. A pleasure having that guide”
Explore Córdoba’s UNESCO Jesuit estancias on a private tour with transport, expert guiding, flexible stops, and local food options.
“Rodrigo was a really great tour guide. Friendly and helpful but also very knowledgeable of the sites and the history. Seeing the picturesque Jesuit sites was great and we also stopped for a really delicious authentically local lunch. Then we went to an old-school Italian deli for espresso and sweets, and we also had time to stop by a local winery which I really enjoyed. Would definitely recommended. Rodrigo speaks both Spanish and English”
Every kind of Argentine day, and the best of each.
