Private Buenos Aires City Tour with Local Guide & Transportation

Discover Recoleta on a journey through the history of one of the most emblematic neighborhoods of Buenos Aires.
We will visit Plaza Francia. Then, Recoleta Cemetery, home to the tombs of historical figures such as Eva Peron (Optional entrance. Entrance fee $14,000 - only payable by credit card).
We will also visit the majestic El Gomero tree, an icon of the neighborhood.
We will stop at the La Biela cafe, famous for its atmosphere and tradition. Finally, you will be delighted by the architecture of the Nuestra Sra. del Pilar church.

You will see the famous steel sculpture that symbolizes hope and rebirth, while also touring its beautiful gardens and panoramic points.

One of the oldest and most prestigious faculties in Argentina, with its neoclassical architectural style and grand staircase.

We invite you to enjoy a stroll through a true treasure of the Argentine capital. With more than 18,000 roses of various species, every corner is an invitation to contemplation. You will walk along its paths surrounded by flowers, where each season of the year offers a unique palette of shades and fragrances. In addition, it has sculptures and monuments that enrich the cultural experience of your visit. From the famous sculpture "La Dama de las Rosas" to its imposing lake.

A place where books come to life, one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, located in the heart of Buenos Aires.
As you walk through its doors, you will be greeted by the majesty of the old theater converted into a literary paradise. Its frescoed ceilings, elegant balconies and impressive architecture will transport you to another era. In addition, you can enjoy a delicious coffee in its cafeteria, located on the old stage of the theater. Visiting the Ateneo Grand Splendid is not only a journey through books, but also an immersion in history and architectural beauty.

We walk along one of the widest avenues in the world, where one of the most outstanding sights will undoubtedly be the Teatro Colon, considered one of the most important opera houses in the world, in addition to its imposing architecture.
9 de Julio Avenue and the Teatro Colon are just the beginning of a path that will lead to one of the most important sites in Argentine history: Plaza de la República.

Plaza de Mayo is much more than just a public space, it is the soul of Buenos Aires, a place where history, culture and everyday life intertwine. With its wide sidewalks and the buildings that surround it, they have witnessed crucial moments in Argentine history. From the Casa Rosada, seat of government, to the Metropolitan Cathedral, each structure has its own narrative. Don't forget to capture the beauty of its monuments, such as the iconic Cabildo and the Pirámide de Mayo, which pay tribute to the May Revolution of 1810.

With its cobblestone streets full of history, you will get to know the neighborhood that will transport you through time.
We will visit the San Telmo Market, where history meets modernity. With its colonial architecture and bohemian atmosphere, it is the perfect place to enjoy local cuisine.
Then, we will take the Comic Strip Trail, a walk through art that celebrates Argentine comics. With murals and sculptures that pay tribute to historical figures, where you can take photos with emblems such as Mafalda.

Affectionately known as "La Bombonera", this iconic venue is not only a place where matches are played, but a temple of passion that has seen the birth of legends and has witnessed unforgettable moments.
You will have the chance to enter the Boca Juniors Museum (entrance not included) where trophies, historic shirts and objects that tell the history of the club are on display, as well as having an official store to take home a souvenir.
Visiting the Boca Juniors stadium is more than just a point on the city tour, it is an experience that will connect you with the culture of Argentine soccer. (Entrance fee $15,000)

A true open-air museum, walk among brightly painted tin-roofed houses, each with its own story to tell. This place is not only famous for its beauty, but also for its rich cultural history, which reflects the history of tango and the lives of immigrants who shaped this city. During your tour you can admire local artwork, enjoy live tango shows and explore the artisan shops.
Caminito is a work of art in itself, whether you are looking for a romantic walk, a cultural adventure or just a place to relax. Caminito has something for everyone!

Pedestrian bridge, located in one of the most exclusive neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, Puerto Madero.
Designed by renowned architect Santiago Calatrava. Its elegant shape, evoking the figure of a couple dancing the Tango, will transport you to the essence of Argentine culture. From its white and modern structure, you can enjoy panoramic views of the majestic Rio de la Plata and the iconic Buenos Aires Skyline.