Argentina · WALKING TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 walking tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
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.”
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.”
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’ Recoleta Cemetery Walking Tour, with Eva Perón’s tomb, practical ticket tips, guide quality, price, and value.
“The tour was great. The guide is very knowledgable, she has a great sense of humour. The tour was very interesting and informative. Loved it”
Explore Bariloche’s German-speaking roots and postwar Nazi presence on a 90-minute guided walk through the historic center.
“Very entertaining and interesting tour into the history of German migration into Bariloche, including a stop and some details on some milestone buildings”
Review of BuenosTours’ private Buenos Aires walking tour, covering San Telmo, Plaza de Mayo, Recoleta Cemetery, costs, pacing, and value.
“Chris the tour guide was very knowledgeable and gave us a a great introduction to Argentina in a few short hours. Completely personalized to our needs. Would definitely recommend to others.”
See Buenos Aires highlights in four hours, from Recoleta and La Boca to San Telmo, with transport, local food, and a small-group guide.
“The tour was very well put together. Toni (Anthony) was our tour guide. He was professional, very knowledgeable, and had a sense of humor. He has excellent time management. This was our best tour during our 22 days away from home. Took lots of pictures. Well worth the money we spent.”
Explore colonial Buenos Aires, Mafalda, San Telmo Market, and the Sunday fair on this affordable two-hour walking tour.
“Juan was a perfect guide - energetic, enthusiastic and funny. He gave lots of wonderful information and even provided extra tips for restaurants at the end. It is worth seeing this area and learning about the culture. Worth sticking around for lunch and walking around on your own after.”
Explore Buenos Aires’ Nazi past with historian Max, visiting Luna Park, Eichmann’s coffee stop, and the former Israeli Embassy memorial.
“Fantastic tour with Max he is really engaging and has done a lot of research on the subject.”
Walk Bariloche’s German district, trace three immigration waves, and examine the truth behind Nazi legends with an engaging bilingual guide.
“He spoke really good English and talked about the 3 waves the Germans came to Bariloche.”
Walk with friendly llamas through Purmamarca’s colorful hills, with private guiding, photo stops, and a flexible route for all ages.
“The best experience we've had in Argentina. So much fun walking with the Llamas. Happy memories to take away. Greys photographs. Beautiful walk. Great guide. Truly 5 star!”
Explore Buenos Aires with a private local guide, custom stops, practical city advice, and flexible walking tours lasting two to eight hours.
“Lovely walk with Maria, hearing about the history of Buenos Aires. And going to lovely markets.”
Explore Buenos Aires murals with an expert guide, small groups, artist stories, five neighborhoods, and an easy ice cream finish.
“Great tour, very informative and interesting! Lots of really cool art and I loved hearing the stories behind them as the tour works closely with each artist. I would highly recommend!”
Explore Córdoba’s colonial core on a lively 150-minute walking tour with local stories, major sights, and pay-what-you-wish value.
“We learnt a lot of histories about Cordoba from our knowledgeable and friendly guide. Recommended.”
Explore San Telmo’s colonial streets, Mafalda, food market, tango culture, and Sunday fair on a well-priced two-hour guided walk.
“This tour was a highlight of my trip! So much amazing information from an incredible tour guide named Juan. The english group on this tour was rather large but the guide did a great job at keeping us all together, projecting his voice, and answering any questions. I attended this tour alone and it was a great experience highly recommended and well worth the price!”
From the ice field to the cellar door.
