Argentina · BUENOS AIRES TOURS
The capital gives up its best on foot and at the table. These 15 cover the San Telmo food walks, the tango rooms, the cemetery lanes of Recoleta and the delta day out at Tigre, each with its price and how long it really takes.
Taste Argentina’s best bites across Palermo with Sherpa Food Tours, including wine, steak, empanadas, dessert, and local stories.
“Jonny gave an excellent tour with informed food and history highlights. There was local and ethnic flavors with very generous food portions! And also Argentinian wine with all stops except the last one of gelato.”
See Buenos Aires by private car with a bilingual guide, from Caminito and La Boca to Recoleta, Palermo, San Telmo, and Puerto Madero.
“Our guide was just awesome!!! Very knowledgeable and thorough! He left us with the best impression of Buenos Aires, giving us historical background as well as the must see sights there.”
Review of Buenos Aires Small-Group City Tour, with Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, Recoleta, hotel pickup, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Aime, our guide, was excellent. She brought the history to life. Would definitely recommend to others.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ Gray Line hop-on hop-off bus, with route details, stop-by-stop tips, audio guide limits, walking tours, and value advice.
“Very good option to go around the city and visit the main attractions as well as provide you with the spots to go for dinner.”
See Piazzolla Tango in Buenos Aires at historic Galería Güemes, with a polished show, optional dinner, drinks, and tango lesson.
“Definitely a must do while in Buenos Aires! Our favorite thing we did. Learning to tango was very fun and social, the show was incredible. Highly recommend.”
Review of Buenos Aires city highlights tour, covering Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, San Telmo, Recoleta, transport, guides, timing, and value.
“Great introduction to the city of Buenos Aires. Stella was very informative as she told us all about the history of the city. Loved the colours of La Boca.”
See Buenos Aires at your own pace on a 24, 48, or 72-hour bus tour with audio commentary, WiFi, and 25 stops across the city.
“Due to lack of time (flight delay) we just did the whole loop on the bus and didn’t get off at any stops. It was over 3 hours long but was brilliant and covered a large area of the city, we got a very good feel of the city.”
Review of Buenos Aires Bus, with route highlights, ticket value, audio guide, timing, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“This bus is a great way to orient yourself in the city and to get an idea of places you may want to go back to for a better look.”
Explore La Boca’s colorful conventillos, tango, fileteado art, and Boca Juniors history on a lively two-hour English walking tour.
“Our guide Santiago was brilliant. He was full of knowledge and really cared about keeping his group safe! I 100% recommend him. The list of recommendations at the end of the tour was also really appreciated.”
Learn to fold empanadas, taste Argentine beef, sip four wines, and make maté at this lively three-hour Buenos Aires dinner.
“We had a fantastic time at the Argentine Experience! Valentina, Augustine, Candy, Lucas, and the rest of the team dos a fantastic job. The food was incredible, the wine was delicious, and the camaraderie with new friends made it and enjoyable evening. So glad we found this gem! We highly recommend for anyone in the Buenos Aires area! Thanks again!”
Explore Buenos Aires’ Recoleta Cemetery with an English guide, Evita’s tomb, grand mausoleums, local legends, and practical entry tips.
“We really enjoyed the tour. Our guide, Maru, was very engaging and used the cemetery tour to give us a really useful 'potted history' of Argentina.”
Cook empanadas, chipa, steak, and flan with Argentine chefs, paired wines, and warm hospitality in a small-group Buenos Aires class.
“Lots of fun great chief explained everything in detail. First time here and will do again next visit. Do the 4 hour fun making emanates”
See Buenos Aires by bike, from Puerto Madero and La Boca to Plaza de Mayo, with an easy ride, strong guides, and great city context.
“Julian was a wonderful guide. He was very knowledgeable and so friendly! This was such a great way to see so much of the City and learn about its history! It was an easy ride, so if you're not a fan of exercise on vacation, I still recommend it! Even on a hot summer day, this was a great tour!”
Explore La Boca in two hours, from Caminito murals and immigrant homes to tango roots and La Bombonera, with a local guide.
“Knowledgeable guide, lots to see, beautiful neighbourhood. Could have done with brushing up on her Boca juniors knowledge.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ Gaucho Day Tour, with estancia lunch, horseback riding, pampas scenery, music, dancing, and practical booking advice.
“This was a great tour, with a stop at a silversmith's house before going to the gaucho ranch. On the ranch, we did a "hayrack" ride, watched a gaucho performance with a horse and live music, and had a bountiful dinner (it was nice outside, so we ate in the open air, which was such a treat).”
From the ice field to the cellar door.
