• Recoleta - Explore Recoleta and delve into the history of one of Buenos Aires’ most iconic neighborhoods. We’ll visit Plaza Francia, followed by the Recoleta Cemetery, where notable figures like Eva Peron are buried (Optional entrance. Entrance fee $14,000 - credit card only). We’ll also see the grand El Gomero tree, a neighborhood symbol. A stop at La Biela cafe, known for its ambiance and tradition, is included. Finally, admire the architecture of the Nuestra Sra. del Pilar church.
• Floralis Generica - View the renowned steel sculpture symbolizing hope and renewal, while exploring its beautiful gardens and scenic viewpoints.
• Facultad de Derecho - Universidad de Buenos Aires - Visit one of Argentina’s oldest and most esteemed faculties, featuring neoclassical architecture and a grand staircase.
• Avenida del Libertador - Stroll along this notable avenue, blending nature and culture. It’s lined with lovely parks, lakes, and gardens, and you’ll see significant monuments and historic buildings like the Malva Museum and the National Library. This tour showcases Buenos Aires’ architectural splendor.
• Rosedal De Palermo - Enjoy a walk through this gem of the Argentine capital, home to over 18,000 roses of various species. Each season offers a unique array of colors and scents. The park also features sculptures and monuments, enriching your cultural experience. Highlights include the “La Dama de las Rosas” sculpture and a stunning lake.
• El Ateneo Grand Splendid - Step into one of the world’s most beautiful bookstores, located in the heart of Buenos Aires. Once an old theater, it now serves as a literary haven with frescoed ceilings, elegant balconies, and impressive architecture. Enjoy a coffee in the cafe situated on the former stage. Visiting El Ateneo Grand Splendid is a journey through books, history, and architectural beauty.
• Avenida 9 De Julio - Walk along one of the world’s widest avenues, featuring the Teatro Colon, one of the most important opera houses globally, known for its grand architecture. This avenue leads to Plaza de la República, a key site in Argentine history.
• Plaza de la Republica - Imagine strolling through a place where every corner tells a story. This vibrant meeting point is surrounded by impressive buildings that reflect the city’s rich cultural heritage. From the central Obelisk to the reflective gardens, every step connects you with the past and present.
• Plaza de Mayo - More than just a public space, Plaza de Mayo is the heart of Buenos Aires, where history, culture, and daily life converge. Its wide sidewalks and surrounding buildings have witnessed crucial moments in Argentine history. From the Casa Rosada, the government seat, to the Metropolitan Cathedral, each structure has its own story. Capture the beauty of its monuments, like the iconic Cabildo and the Pirámide de Mayo, which honor the May Revolution of 1810.
• San Telmo - With its historic cobblestone streets, San Telmo transports you through time. Visit the San Telmo Market, where history meets modernity, and enjoy local cuisine amidst colonial architecture and a bohemian vibe. Follow the Comic Strip Trail, celebrating Argentine comics with murals and sculptures, and take photos with icons like Mafalda.
• Estadio Boca Juniors - Known as “La Bombonera,” this iconic stadium is a temple of passion, witnessing the birth of legends and unforgettable moments. Visit the Boca Juniors Museum (entrance not included) to see trophies, historic jerseys, and memorabilia, and shop at the official store. A visit to the Boca Juniors stadium connects you with Argentine soccer culture. (Entrance fee $15,000)
• Caminito - An open-air museum with brightly painted tin-roofed houses, each telling its own story. Famous for its beauty and rich cultural history, Caminito reflects the history of tango and the lives of immigrants who shaped the city. Enjoy local art, live tango shows, and explore artisan shops. Caminito offers a romantic walk, cultural adventure, or a place to relax.
• Puerto Madero - Visit the pedestrian bridge in one of Buenos Aires’ most exclusive neighborhoods, Puerto Madero. Designed by renowned architect Santiago Calatrava, its elegant shape evokes a couple dancing the Tango, capturing the essence of Argentine culture. Enjoy panoramic views of the Rio de la Plata and the iconic Buenos Aires skyline from its modern, white structure.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Private guide

• Lunch

We invite you to enjoy our four-hour guided tour, where you will discover the most emblematic tourist spots in the federal capital. With a tour of the neighborhoods of Recoleta, San Telmo, Palermo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Plaza de Mayo and different panoramic points. This experience is designed for you to enjoy the essence of Buenos Aires, with an expert and native guide who will share with you anecdotes and curious facts about each place. Don’t miss this unique adventure!

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