• La Boca - Excitement fills the air upon arrival at Little Italy:
  • Historic, colorful tenement homes once inhabited by European immigrants
  • Cobblestone streets featuring local artists selling their creations and souvenirs
  • The birthplace of Argentine tango, football, the port, and the unique “Lunfardo” dialect

Enjoy approximately 15 minutes of free time to use the restrooms, grab a snack or drink, and purchase souvenirs.

Important: The duration of free time is flexible and may vary based on the guide’s discretion, city traffic, or other considerations.

• Palermo - A Green Oasis:

  • “Floralis Generica,” a stunning monument gifted by Eduardo Catalano, a large flower that opens and closes with the sun
  • Various monuments and fountains
  • Residential areas with grand mansions and beautiful trees

• San Telmo - Architectural Beauty:

  • Admire the stunning facade of the Church of St. Pedro Telmo, linked to the Yellow Fever of 1871 and significant colonial events
  • The city’s first Medical School
  • The old Jesuit residence, which became Argentina’s first women’s prison

• Retiro - Classic Downtown Buenos Aires:

  • Home to some of the city’s oldest skyscrapers
  • Our favorite square, Plaza San Martin, featuring trees from around the world and a monument to the Malvinas war fallen
  • The British Tower, a gift from the British community in 1910
  • Train stations constructed by the British in the late 19th century

• Plaza de Mayo - Key Landmarks:

  • 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

• Recoleta - Elegance and Sophistication:

  • The most French-inspired and elegant neighborhood in Buenos Aires, featuring upscale boutiques, restaurants, cafes, and apartments
  • A classic area for Argentina’s high-class families

• Puerto Madero - Modern Marvels:

  • Calatrava’s bridge, known as ‘El Puente De la Mujer’ (The Women’s Bridge), magnificently spans the dock
  • The Sarmiento Frigate, built in England, once Argentina’s navy training ship
  • Old brick warehouses, originally constructed by the British and Mr. Madero, now transformed into lofts, restaurants, and offices.

• Vehicle and professional tour guide included

• Tips for the driver and the guide are not included

• Expert insights from the guide
• Customizable and adaptable
• Engaging cultural experience
• Unforgettable interaction with local traditions and customs

Ideal for:

• Travelers with limited time
• Adventure enthusiasts
• Culture and history aficionados
• Detail-oriented individuals like us!

Eugenia and her fellow tour guides are exceptionally well-trained:
Most possess additional university degrees beyond their guide licenses in BA (such as historians, architects, writers, etc.); they are highly proficient in the languages they speak and are accustomed to providing high-quality private tours for well-traveled individuals. They are passionate and entertaining as well. To them, each tourist is not just a number but a valued individual they are excited to meet.

They are also very punctual, which is not very common in this region.

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