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There is more to do in Buenos Aires than a single trip can hold. These are the 10 la boca tours worth booking first, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where to reserve a place.
A 2-hour La Boca walking tour in English with colorful conventillos, street tango, fileteado art, and Boca Juniors history at La Bombonera.
Most Popular“Terrific tour lead by Santiago. He was very funny and I think we really got the flavor of the neighborhood with his guidance. There is so much to know. So many stories!”
Short boat ride from Puerto Madero to La Boca along the Río de la Plata, with audio guide, wind-on-your-face views, and a Caminito-area stop.
“Passeio de barco foi muito agradável. Estava bem quente, porém a brisa do rio fez com que o clima ficasse ainda melhor. Não vá para La Boca buscando ou esperando luxo. É um bairro bem simples com diversos botecos para experimentar as deliciosas parrilhas.”
Bike through San Telmo and La Boca, then Puerto Madero, the ecological reserve, and Plaza de Mayo with a bilingual guide for $45.
“Very fun time and a great way to see BA and get in some exercise as well! I hadn't rode a bike in maybe 20 plus years, but it was the best and the group of guides were some nice guy's! I love BA and the great people and this tour as well! Fun times!”
Walk La Boca beyond Caminito: immigrant port roots, street art, football at La Bombonera, and a bakery stop. 2 hours, $65.
“We learned so much from Nico about the La Boca neighborhood and its people. He showed us and gave us information that went beyond the basic tourist information. I enjoyed seeing and learning about the local artwork and trying local pastries.”
See La Boca’s art, immigration stories, and football passion on a 2.5-hour walking tour with photo stops, museums, and tastings.
“Rafa was great! He was proactive about getting in touch and helping me find the meeting place. He had interesting history, stories, and information about people, places, and of course soccer.”
Ride from San Telmo to La Boca, Caminito, Puerto Madero, and Plaza de Mayo on a small-group bike tour with expert local guides.
“Santiago, our guide was great. Sweet, knowledgeable & patient. He was bilingual & very engaging with the group.”
Skip the tourist crush with a small-group La Boca walk: street art, conventillo homes, Argentina’s first volunteer fire station, and an 1882 coffee.
“It was really pleasure to meet Paola and spend time with her in Boca area. She knows very well about the history there, with big knowledge about everything we asked her about. We met local people, saw typical house from inside. In fact, we would love to spend more time with her, how much we…”
A 3-hour small-group walk through San Telmo and La Boca with classic cafe bites, choripan, and a Maradona bar finish.
“Danny was an awesome guide! He showed us around San Telmo and La Boca, he was especially knowledgeable of futbol which I appreciated as a fan myself. Next time we visit, we’ll definitely book again.”
4-hour guided tour of Montserrat, San Telmo, La Boca, and Puerto Madero, with Puente de la Mujer, Boca Juniors and classic markets.
“Awesome tour. Our guide Alejandra introduced us into the history and culture of Buenos Aires. Very knowledgeable and friendly and a credit to her profession. We’ve spent a wonderful time in her company. Many thanks to Sebastian for taking care of us and making sure that our tour was thoroughly enjoyable. We highly recommend them”
Two-hour La Boca walking tour with Spanish guides through Caminito, PROA and iconic football spots near Bombonera, built for great value.
“Excelente la visita , una guía divertida , brindando mucha información ! Lindísima La Boca , bohemia , colorida y , musical”
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