• San Telmo - Visitors will marvel at one of the city’s most stunning facades: the Church of St Pedro Telmo, linked to the Yellow Fever of 1871 and numerous significant colonial events. It was the site of the city’s first Medical School and the old Jesuit residence, which later became Argentina’s first women’s prison.

• Plaza de Mayo - Highlights include:
  The Casa Rosada or Pink House: the presidential office
  The National Bank
  The Internal Revenue
  The Ministry of Economy
  The city’s oldest monument
  The Cathedral
  The old jail and city hall of Buenos Aires
  The old French City Hall
  The City Legislature

• Puerto Madero - Calatrava’s bridge, known as ‘El Puente De la Mujer’ (The Women’s Bridge), elegantly spans the dock. The Sarmiento Frigate, built in England, served as Argentina’s old navy training ship. The old brick warehouses, constructed by the British and Mr. Madero, have been transformed into lofts, restaurants, and offices.

• La Boca - Features vibrant tenement homes where European immigrants once resided. Cobblestone streets are lined with local artists selling their art and souvenirs. It is the birthplace of Argentine tango, football, the port, and the local slang “Lunfardo.”

Visitors will have approximately 15 minutes of free time to use the restrooms, enjoy a snack or drink, and purchase souvenirs.

Important: The duration of free time is subject to the guide’s discretion, city traffic on the day, or other considerations the guide may have. It is not a fixed duration.

• Retiro - The classic downtown area of Buenos Aires, featuring some of the city’s oldest skyscrapers. Plaza San Martin, a favorite square, boasts trees from around the world and a monument to those fallen in the Malvinas war. The British Tower, a gift from the British community of Buenos Aires in 1910, and the train stations built by the British at the end of the 19th century are also notable.

• Recoleta - Known as the most French and elegant neighborhood in Buenos Aires, it is home to classy boutiques, restaurants, cafes, and apartments. Visitors will be surprised by some of the mansions here. It is a classic area for Argentina’s high-class families and features the second oldest church in Buenos Aires with the city’s oldest clock. Café La Biela, located under a magnificent tree, is also a highlight.

• Tour guide included
• Vehicle included

• Tips for the guides and drivers are not included

A professional driver and an expert local guide will accompany you, providing insightful information about each location in an engaging, historical, and enjoyable manner:

• Expert knowledge from the guide
• Customizable and flexible tour
• Immersive cultural experience
• Memorable encounters with local traditions and customs

Ideal for:

• Travelers with limited time
• Culture and history enthusiasts
• Detail lovers like us!

Truly a luxury experience! The tour is tailored to your preferences, allowing you to spend more time where you wish, without the need to hop off if you prefer not to. The tour adapts to you, not the other way around!

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