Things to do in Buenos Aires
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Buenos Aires food tour in San Telmo and Boca: Taste local dishesA food and walking tour through Buenos Aires' San Telmo and Boca neighborhoods, where you taste famous Argentine dishes and wines while a local guide shares the history and culture behind each stop. The tour runs 2 to 3 hours and includes tastings of empanadas, choripán, alfajores, dulce de leche, mate and regional wines; dietary options (vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free) are available on request. Children from age 2 are welcome, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Two to three hours leaves room for lunch or an afternoon elsewhere in Buenos Aires, making this tour a morning or early-afternoon stop rather than a full-day commitment. If you want to taste Argentine food and wine without spending the whole day on a single activity, this walking pace through market stalls and neighborhood shops fits that window.
Buenos Aires: Rojo Tango Show & Dinner with Private TransferYou’ll slip into Buenos Aires nightlife at Rojo Tango inside Faena Hotel — up-close seats for cabaret-style tango, with an optional three-course dinner and free-flowing Malbec. Enjoy private hotel transfers both ways so you can relax into the music and maybe even try out your Spanish over dessert. It’s intimate, lively, and leaves you buzzing long after.
5-day Spanish group course in Buenos Aires: 20 lessonsA 5-day Spanish group course in Buenos Aires with 20 hours of instruction across small classes, a welcome pack, social activities and a course certificate. Classes run daily with experienced teachers who speak English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and one additional language; minimum age is 16. The course suits all Spanish levels and all ages, and includes a first-day orientation to help you settle in.Is it for me?The five-day schedule fits into a longer trip without taking over your whole week, leaving mornings or afternoons free to explore Buenos Aires on your own. If you want full-day immersion or a longer course, look for the 7-day or 10-day options instead.
Iguazu Falls: 2-Day Tour from Buenos Aires with Flights & Both SidesYou’ll land in Iguazu ready for adventure—crossing borders by road, feeling spray on your skin as you stand before roaring waterfalls with a local guide explaining every detail. Walk forest trails on both Argentine and Brazilian sides, spot wildlife up close, then fall asleep listening to jungle sounds from your hotel room.
Buenos Aires: Palermo Food Tour & Optional Michelin DiningYou’ll taste your way through Palermo’s lively streets—starting with vermouth and empanadas, then savoring Malbec wine, charcuterie, choripán with chimichurri, steak in a classic restaurant, and finally creamy dulce de leche ice cream. With a local guide sharing stories along the way, you’ll get more than just flavors—you’ll feel part of Buenos Aires for an afternoon.
Iguazu Falls Private Tour: Devil's Throat & Boat RideA private full-day tour from Buenos Aires to Iguazu National Park combines guided walks through the Lower and Upper Circuits, a 4x4 jungle drive, and the Great Adventure—a boat ride that takes you close enough to feel the spray and force of the water. The tour includes round-trip flights from Buenos Aires, park entry, lunch, and hotel pickup and dropoff; children under 12 ride an alternative boat instead of the Great Adventure. Book with flights or arrange your own transport to the park.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the falls from multiple angles—trails, viewpoints, jungle and boat—without arranging flights or park logistics yourself. The 14-hour day is full but paced around the guide's knowledge and the boat's schedule, so you move through the park without backtracking or waiting in lines.
Tango Porteño Show & Dinner in Buenos Aires: Steps from the ObeliskTango Porteño is a live tango show in downtown Buenos Aires featuring 30 artists on stage—8 couples of professional dancers, 2 singers, and a 12-piece orchestra—performing traditional Argentine tango. The show runs 1.5 to 3 hours depending on your option; dinner and VIP upgrades add a 3-course meal with Argentine meat and an open bar of wine or beer, plus round-trip hotel transfer when you book a dinner package.Is it for me?Book a dinner package if you want the show, the meal, and the transfer all arranged in one evening—nothing to coordinate beyond showing up at your hotel. Choose show-only tickets if you're already downtown or prefer to eat elsewhere, and add the VIP upgrade if a better seat matters to you.
Bike Tour Palermo & Recoleta: Floralis Generica, Cemetery & ParksA 4-hour guided bike tour through Palermo and Recoleta in Buenos Aires, led by a local English-speaking host, covering the Floralis Generica sculpture, Recoleta Cemetery, and the tree-lined paths of Parque Tres de Febrero. You pedal through French architecture, mansions, and street art while sipping mate and learning the city's history from someone who lives here. Groups stay under six riders; the cemetery visit is optional, and you can explore on foot or spend time in the surrounding park instead.Is it for me?Book the English-language option if you want a guide who can explain the city's history and architecture as you ride; choose the private tour if your group wants the route and pace shaped around your interests instead of a fixed schedule with other riders. The cemetery stop is optional, so you're not locked into a full interior visit if you'd rather spend that time in the park or exploring the neighborhood on foot.
Buenos Aires Hotel to AEP Airport & Cruise Terminal TransferYou're picked up at your downtown Buenos Aires hotel and driven directly to AEP airport or the cruise terminal by a Spanish-speaking driver. One checked bag and one carry-on per person travel with you. The price is fixed, all taxes included, and the service runs around the clock — no waiting for a cab, no meter running, no negotiation at the curb.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying downtown and want to skip the taxi negotiation — the fixed price and door-to-door pickup mean you leave your hotel knowing the cost and arrival time, which is what makes an early flight or late-night departure stress-free.
Buenos Aires: City Tour with Pickup & Luggage StorageYou’ll wander Buenos Aires’ colorful streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut — from Recoleta Cemetery’s quiet corners to La Boca’s painted chaos. With pickup at the cruise port, luggage storage sorted, and live stories along the way, you’ll get glimpses of city life most visitors miss… plus moments you’ll remember long after your ship sails.
Buenos Aires historical walk Recoleta Cemetery from Plaza San MartínA guided historical walk through Buenos Aires starting at Plaza San Martín and ending at Recoleta Cemetery, led by a university graduate who explores the city's Gilded Age through architecture, economy and society. The route covers the largest train station in Latin America, the Kavanagh Building, the palaces of Pampas landlords, and the cemetery itself—where entry is optional and tickets are available at the gate or online. The walk runs two to three hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose this walk if you want to understand the economic and social forces that shaped Buenos Aires rather than just see the landmarks. The guide's anthropological approach—questioning narratives, debating Argentina's trajectory, reading the cemetery as a mirror of society—suits travelers who think about cities as texts to decode, not just backdrops to photograph.
Private Transfer AEP Airport or Cruise Port to Buenos Aires HotelYou’ll skip taxi lines and language mix-ups with this private transfer from Aeroparque or the cruise port straight to your hotel in downtown Buenos Aires. Local drivers meet you at arrivals and handle everything—even if it’s late or raining.
Ezeiza to Aeroparque Transfer: 60 minutes, door-to-doorYou're picked up at whichever airport you land at and driven directly to the other in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. The 60-minute transfer is timed around traffic, the price is locked in before you book, and the driver meets you at arrivals so you skip the taxi stand entirely. Infant seats and wheelchair access are both available if you need them.Is it for me?Right choice if you're moving between Buenos Aires airports and want the pickup confirmed before you land — the fixed price and driver tracking remove the negotiation at the curb, which saves time and stress when you're tired or on a tight connection.
Buenos Aires Photo Walk & Portrait Session with LocalStep into Buenos Aires’ vibrant neighborhoods with a local photographer guiding you through spots like Recoleta and Palermo Soho. You’ll laugh at yourself trying new poses, catch unexpected city moments, and leave with professional photos delivered by email — memories that feel as real as the day itself.
Ezeiza to Aeroparque Transfer: Door-to-Door, No WaitingYou're picked up at Aeroparque and driven directly to Ezeiza International with a Spanish-speaking driver who meets you at arrivals. All fees are included upfront, the service runs around the clock, and luggage allowance is one checked bag and one carry-on per person. Book this if your next flight departs from Ezeiza and you want the logistics handled without negotiation.Is it for me?Right for travelers connecting between Buenos Aires' two airports who want the drive handled without arranging a taxi or app-based ride. The fixed price and 24/7 availability mean you book once and the transfer is settled, regardless of your arrival time.
Buenos Aires: Food Tour with Local Parrilla & GelatoYou’ll wander Palermo’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting fresh empanadas and admiring street art before settling in for an authentic Argentine asado at a classic parrilla—with handmade sausages, provoleta cheese, and local wine included. Finish your Buenos Aires food tour with creamy Italian-style gelato as evening falls.
Buenos Aires: Tango Porteño Show & Optional 3-Course DinnerYou sit in a restored Art Deco theater near the Obelisk and watch professional tango dancers and an eight-piece orchestra perform the Golden Age of Tango for an evening. If you choose a dinner option, you get a three-course meal with Argentine wine and unlimited drinks; if you don't, you get the show and a drink. You leave without having arranged a restaurant, a ticket line, or transport — it's all there.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see professional tango dancers and a live orchestra in a historic theater without arranging a separate restaurant or transport — the evening is self-contained, and the fixed price means no surprises at the end.
Buenos Aires: Private Tango Lesson & Milonga Night with WineYou get a one-on-one tango lesson covering the basics of lead and follow, then transportation to an actual milonga where locals dance to live music. Your guide sits with you, explains the codes and traditions as you watch and sip local wine, and you can dance if you want to. The whole thing is private, paced for you, and includes everything—lesson, transport, wine, and entry—so you show up and the rest is arranged.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand tango as a living culture rather than a tourist spectacle, and you'd rather spend an evening inside the real thing than watching it from a distance—the private format and the guide's presence are what make that possible in one night.
Palermo & Recoleta bike tour Buenos Aires: Small groups, 4 hoursA 4-hour small-group bike tour through Buenos Aires' most elegant neighbourhoods—Palermo, Recoleta, and the tree-lined parks that connect them—with a live English-speaking guide, helmet, water and a traditional mate stop. Groups stay under 8 riders on shared departures, so you move through each street and plaza without the rush of a larger group. Available as a shared tour or private experience in English, Spanish or Portuguese.Is it for me?Book the shared departure to ride with a guide who manages pace and stops for you; choose private if you need the route in a specific language or prefer riding without other cyclists.
Buenos Aires Private Cruise Port Transfer & PickupThis private transfer covers your ride between Buenos Aires cruise port and your hotel (or vice versa), with local drivers who help with luggage and know their way around town. Enjoy air-conditioned comfort, safe handling of your bags, and a quick trip straight to your door—no taxi hassle or language mix-ups. A small thing that makes arriving in Buenos Aires feel easy.
