BUENOS AIRES
The best of Buenos Aires.
The 15 most popular things to do in Buenos Aires. Tango halls and parrilla nights, the colour of La Boca and the calm of Recoleta, a day at the football and the river towns out past the city, all in one place.
Hop-on hop-off bus in Buenos Aires with free walking tours and discount booklet, covering Boca to Recoleta in about 3 hours.
Most Popular“Fantastic way to see BA!! Great way to spent the day seeing all the city has to offer while taking in the history.”
Piazzolla tango in Galería Güemes with optional 3-course dinner and drinks, before a 75-minute live show.
“Fantastic show in a amazing venue. The musicians the dancers are brilliant. Really cool experience.”
Buenos Aires highlights in 3 hours: Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca tango, Puerto Madero, Recoleta, with optional air-conditioned transfer.
“The tour was a great way to see highlights of the city and to get our bearings and made us more confident to explore by ourselves.”
See Buenos Aires your way on a 24–72 hour hop-on hop-off bus with air-conditioned open-top rides and multilingual audio guide.
“The WiFi network didn’t work for the 2 days that I used the bus”
A flexible hop-on hop-off bus for Buenos Aires with frequent departures, 9-language audio, top sights, and discounts included.
“Rode the bus all afternoon the day before to find out the layout then returned the next morning to go where we wanted”
A 2-hour La Boca walking tour in English with colorful conventillos, street tango, fileteado art, and Boca Juniors history at La Bombonera.
“Santiago was an amazing guide and gave us such detail on the rich history of La Boca. Would highly recommend to anyone in Buenos Aires!”
A fireside, 9-course Argentine meat tasting at Fogón Asado in Buenos Aires, with chef-led grill demos and optional wine pairings.
“Delicious meals, great setting. highly recommend it”
A full 9-hour Pampas day trip from Buenos Aires to San Antonio de Areco and an estancia for empanadas, asado, dance, and gaucho skills.
“Veronica was a fun and knowledgeable guide. Interesting stops oh the way. The experience at the estancia was outstanding. Horses, asado, songs…in good company and in a beautiful setting.”
A 4-hour North or South Buenos Aires bike tour with a small group, cruisers, helmets, and city stories that save your feet.
“The route taken was interesting, the guide was excellent, I believe her name was Florence. Spoke English well and explained with interesting information. I have done these tours in many places, BA was up to par.”
A 2-hour English walk through Palermo’s graffiti and street art, from political roots to the Trump Wall, with great photo stops.
“Great! Vito is a great guide and very knowledgeable! It was also good fun! Would definitely recommend!”
Palermo foodie tour with Sherpa Food Tours: eight+ tastings, wine, and four classic Argentinian stops, plus street-art walking in small groups.
“Fantastic tour with amazing food. Our guide Ezequiel was wonderful, showing us some highlights of Palermo as well as introducing us to Argentinian foods. Would highly recommend for any single travellers to jump on this tour to learn about the food and city.”
San Telmo tango dinner show at La Ventana in Buenos Aires, with options for wine tasting, class, and 3-course dinner.
“Great show, very talented performers and authentic to the country. Good food and good service. Worth the money and would do it again.”
Visit the Boca Juniors Museum and La Bombonera stadium in Buenos Aires Province. Choose self-guided Express or guided Full Visit.
“Excellent experience! We got to skip the line and visit the Boca museum followed by a visit to one of the stands of La Bombonera! Highly recommend doing this!”
Guided walk through Teatro Colón in 1 hour. See the horseshoe auditorium, Raul Soldi frescoes, chandelier, and more for $49.
“It was very easy to organise and the communication was timely and clear. What a magnificent building and so beautifully kept. The auditorium was magical and I wish I could have sat there longer to enjoy a little more! Every space is beautifully maintained and preserved. The guide spoke and explained well. Teatro Colon a…”
Tango Porteño delivers an Art Deco tango show in Buenos Aires with dinner and drinks. Live band, assigned seats, smart-casual elegance.
“Excellent evening, really enjoyed the show. An experience that has to be done when in Argentina 👍🏼”
The barrios, the day trips out past the city and every way to spend a day in Buenos Aires.
