LATIN AMERICA
Latin America’s best days out.
The 15 most popular buenos aires tours. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Spend an evening at Teatro Astor Piazzolla in Galería Güemes, with a Piazzolla tango show and optional dinner plus drinks.
Most Popular“Excellent! Venue was beautiful and the show was beyond my expectation.”
Buenos Aires 9-course Argentine asado tasting at Fogón Asado, with fireside grill cooking and optional wine pairings. 2 hours.
Pedal Buenos Aires by bike on either the North or South circuit. Small groups, helmeted cruiser rides, and big landmark coverage in 4 hours.
Walk Palermo Soho on a small-group food crawl with eight Argentine dishes, four restaurant stops, and wine, from empanadas to steak.
“Paula, our guide was outstanding. Professional, funny, a beautiful smile and a personality that enhanced the experience. The stops were carried and exceptional. The schedule was nice paced with each venue ready to serve us. I highly recommend this experience.”
Boca Juniors Museum and La Bombonera stadium visit with interactive club history and stand or guided stadium access from Buenos Aires.
“Amazing experience, check in and entering totally smoothly”
Guided 1-hour Teatro Colón tour in Buenos Aires: horseshoe acoustics, Raúl Soldi ceiling frescoes, and a 700-bulb chandelier.
“The architecture of the Teatro Colon is very impressive. Unique features can be found throughout the building. Our guide was able to provide very interesting facts and clear explanations about the acoustics and mechanics as well as the history of the men and women who attended the opera. It was a fantastic look back in…”
Cook Buenos Aires-style empanadas and alfajores in a real home, learn mate, and eat your work with a small group for $37.
Sail past Puerto Madero and the Buenos Aires port on a sunset cruise with open bar and music, plus an optional dock-time add-on.
4-hour Buenos Aires tour covering Recoleta to La Boca, with Plaza de Mayo and Caminito photo stops, hotel pickup, and Spanish guide.
“We are from Canada not the USA !!!!! GET THAT RIGHT.”
Buenos Aires nightlife in Palermo with local bar crawls, speakeasies, reggaeton nights, club entry, and welcome shots for about $18.
“Fun night with a big group. Dancing and drinks were amazing!”
Enjoy a comfortable Puerto Madero to Tigre cruise with English audio guide, river views, and time to explore the Paraná Delta.
“This trip was splended. We booked the tour without the extras and just walked around after the boat docked. It feels really peaceful and has some nice parks. Really nice if you want to escape the city for a bit. The boat trip is also great.”
Hands-on Palermo cooking class where you make empanadas and dulce de leche alfajores, plus mate tea and Argentine food stories.
“Such a great experience, the guide was so lovely. The food was fabulous, super tasty, really easy instructions too. Had some amazing wine and all in all a great experience. Great value for money”
A 3-hour Buenos Aires asado at a local home: seven courses of grilled meats, unlimited Argentine wine, and live folk music.
“Amazing asado! Roger and Milton are true experts in their craft, some of the best food I’ve ever had!”
Small-group wine tasting near Buenos Aires at Bodega Gamboa in Campana, with vineyard walks, paired tastings, and a long lunch.
“I loved this tour; it was great. Learned a lot about Argentine wine, especially since I didn’t have time to go to Mendoza. (I’m sorry, I forgot her name. She’s an employee of the winery.) I was the only one who would need English interpretation, but I understand a lot of Spanish just don’t speak…”
A 7-hour small-group bike tour through Buenos Aires neighborhoods with an included lunch and local stories, from San Telmo to Palermo.
“We had a fantastic guide that brought our tour to life and gave us greater context to appreciate our time in Buenos Aires. Highly recommended!”
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