• Floralis Generica - A symbol of Buenos Aires, situated in the United Nations Park.
• Monumento de los Españoles - From Floralis Generica, a 20-minute drive through Barrio Parque, a delightful neighborhood with diverse architectural styles, will take us past the Planetarium to the magnificent Monumento a Los Españoles, located at the junction of two major avenues.
• Rosedal De Palermo - Experience one of the world’s most stunning rose gardens. With a local guide, enjoy a leisurely walk, taking in the various views of this green space. The rose garden is open from Tuesday to Sunday.
• Avenida del Libertador - A 15-minute drive along this elegant Buenos Aires avenue, surrounded by parks and buildings. We will pass the “Monumento de los Españoles”, the “Ecopark”, and the “Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes” on our way to Recoleta. Here, we will detour to see the “Floralis Generica” monument (mechanical flower) and the “Facultad de Derecho” of the University of Buenos Aires.
• Recoleta - Explore the Recoleta neighborhood with a short walk through its central park, admiring the Pilar Church, ancient gomeros trees, and traditional bars and avenues. The famous Recoleta cemetery is optional to visit and not included in the tour; however, if desired, the entrance fee can be paid on-site, and a guide will be provided.
• Avenida Alvear - One of Buenos Aires’ most renowned and elegant avenues, featuring impressive French-style architecture. Driving time: 15 minutes.
• Avenida 9 De Julio - A 20-minute drive along the world’s widest avenue! With a local guide, observe the Teatro Colón building and the iconic Obelisco de Buenos Aires in Plaza República.
• Plaza de Mayo - Discover with your guide why Plaza de Mayo has been the political heart of Buenos Aires and Argentina since colonial times. The square houses the “Cabildo”, the former city hall where the revolution began, and the “Casa Rosada”, the presidential house. The Buenos Aires Cathedral, once Pope Francis’ church, is also located here. Note: Due to presidential guard security measures, stopping here can be challenging. If possible, a 20-minute stop is planned; otherwise, we will drive around the area.
• Puerto Madero - On the way to La Boca, a 20-minute drive through the Puerto Madero neighborhood will allow us to appreciate “El Puente de La Mujer”, its modern buildings, and parks.
• La Boca - The most traditional and bohemian neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Your local guide will share the history behind the colorful houses and the famous Caminito Street.
• Barracas - A 15-minute drive through the Barracas neighborhood to appreciate its park and the renowned Orthodox Church.
• San Telmo - Concluding our tour, a 20-minute drive through one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, known for its Sunday market, antique shops, and tango bars.

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

• Lunch
• Carbonated beverages

We aim to make your experience truly unique. Our tour is designed for you to explore, enjoy, and have fun while strolling through our beautiful city, all while receiving excellent service.

As a private tour, we can cover much more than traditional tours. We will visit both the historical parts of Buenos Aires (Plaza de Mayo, Recoleta, La Boca, and San Telmo) and the modern areas of Puerto Madero and Palermo.

During the tour, we have planned some stops at certain “surprise places” that will leave you amazed.

• This tour is not accessible for babies and children under 6 years old.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.