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Buenos Aires food tour in Palermo: 4 restaurants, Argentine steak★ 4.97 (8,178) · 3h 30m
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Buenos Aires City Private Tour with Local Guide: 4 Hours★ 4.87 (3,967) · 4h
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Buenos Aires: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus & Free Walking Tours★ 4.39 (2,989) · 3h 30m
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Buenos Aires Small-Group City Tour: 3 or 5 Hours★ 4.75 (2,379) · 3h–5hUS$ 38View ›
Buenos Aires: 16-Course Argentine Tasting Dinner & Empanada Class★ 4.96 (1,592) · 3hUS$ 30View ›
Buenos Aires: Underground Tango Show in Hidden Venue★ 4.99 (1,464) · 1hUS$ 70View ›
Buenos Aires: Asado Cooking Class with Michelin Chef & Wine★ 4.99 (1,442) · 3hUS$ 55View ›
Buenos Aires: Half-Day Bike Tour City Highlights & La Boca★ 4.88 (1,181) · 4hUS$ 45View ›
La Boca Walking Tour Buenos Aires: Tango & History★ 4.93 (1,162) · 2hUS$ 13View ›
San Telmo food tour Buenos Aires: 5+ tastings with local guide★ 4.97 (1,109) · 3h 30mUS$ 69View ›Top rated (10)
Buenos Aires: Empanada Cooking Class & Mate in Local HomeYou’ll roll up your sleeves in a real Buenos Aires kitchen, learning to make empanadas from scratch with a local host who cares about every ingredient. Taste mate and alfajores, share stories over Malbec wine, and enjoy an unhurried meal together. It’s less like a class and more like spending an afternoon with friends you didn’t know you had.
Buenos Aires: 7-Course Asado, Live Tango & Wine NightYou’ll smell wood smoke before you taste your first bite of Argentine asado in this Buenos Aires garden. Share seven courses—including provoleta cheese, three slow-cooked meats, and dulce de leche gelato—with local wines flowing all night. Live tango and folk music play just steps away as you finish dessert under the trees. It’s warm, lively, maybe a little messy—in the best way.
Buenos Aires: Family Asado Dinner in Palermo with LocalsYou’ll sit down with locals in Palermo for an Argentine asado dinner where you watch Marcelo grill premium meats right in front of you and even try your hand at cooking. Betty shares family stories while you taste classic dishes and sip wine among new friends—leaving you with more than just full stomach.
Private Buenos Aires City Tour: Customized Stops With Local GuideA private 4-hour customized city tour of Buenos Aires with a local guide who drives you between stops you choose—Cathedral, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, Parque Lezama, Caminito and the Boca Juniors stadium, plus free tastings of local wines, mate, caramel and alfajores. The guide offers advice on restaurants, shows and other tours while you're in the city. Pickup is included; air-conditioned vehicle throughout.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to build your own route instead of following a fixed itinerary—the guide handles the driving and the stories while you decide which neighborhoods and landmarks matter to you, which works well for a first visit when you're not sure what to prioritize or for a return trip when you know exactly what you want to see.
Buenos Aires: Private City Tour with Flexible Itinerary & PickupYou’ll wander Buenos Aires at your own speed—stopping for smoky choripán in San Telmo, watching dancers in Caminito, tracing history in Plaza de Mayo and Recoleta Cemetery. With a local guide handling all logistics (including pickup), you’ll have space to follow your curiosity—and maybe find something you didn’t expect along the way.
Buenos Aires: Palermo Viejo Asado Cooking & Street Art WalkYou’ll get your hands smoky learning asado in an old Palermo bakery-turned-loft, stroll colorful streets with a local guide, pick out steak at the butcher’s and sip Malbec with charcuterie before sharing lunch in a sunlit garden. Expect laughter over mate and plenty of small moments that stick with you long after you leave Buenos Aires.
Private Wine Tour Colonia Caroya: Tastings, lunch & winery visitsA private wine tour in Córdoba takes you to two wineries in Colonia Caroya—one with the province's most advanced technology, one an authentic wine museum—for tastings and a regional snack, then to Chef Martín Altamirano's restaurant for a full lunch where each course pairs with a different Córdoba wine. The tour runs eight hours with private transportation, a live guide in English or Spanish, and all fees included; children from age 3 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the day structured and guided rather than self-directed—the private format means the pace is yours, the guide answers questions as they come up, and you move between wineries and lunch without coordinating with other groups or managing your own transport.
Buenos Aires: Asado Cooking Class & Premium Steak in Historic HomeYou’ll join local women grillers inside a historic Buenos Aires home for an asado cooking class—hands-on steak grilling, homemade chimichurri, Malbec wine tasting, and classic dulce de leche dessert all included. Expect laughter around the fire and flavors you’ll crave long after you leave.
Buenos Aires: Palermo Food Tour with Steak & Empanada TastingYou’ll wander Palermo’s lively streets tasting steak hot off the grill, fresh empanadas, and sweet alfajores—all with stories from your local guide. Expect laughter over pizza debates and quiet moments reflecting on Buenos Aires’ layered history. By the end you’ll feel both full and oddly connected to this city’s rhythm.
Buenos Aires: South City Bike Tour San Telmo, La Boca & Mate StopYou’ll pedal through Buenos Aires’ most storied neighborhoods—from cobbled San Telmo to colorful La Boca—with a local guide who brings each stop to life. Expect snacks, a mate break by the river, and plenty of stories you won’t find in guidebooks. This small group tour leaves you feeling like you’ve really met the city—not just seen it.
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Buenos Aires: Recoleta Cemetery Walking Tour & Evita StoriesYou’ll walk Buenos Aires’ Recoleta Cemetery with a local guide who brings stories to life — from Eva Perón’s tangled legacy to strange legends among marble vaults. Expect quiet moments, unexpected laughter, and glimpses into Argentina’s past that linger long after you leave.
Buenos Aires Palermo: Street Art Tour & Graffiti MuralsYou walk through Palermo's cobbled streets with a guide who explains the graffiti history, techniques, and artists behind each major mural — including Martin Ron's famous "Selfie Girl" and Alfredo Segatori's trash art. The guide uses a portable microphone so you hear everything over city noise, and the tour covers international street art movements and Argentine graffiti culture in 2–3 hours. No need to arrange your own route or wonder which walls are worth stopping at.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Palermo's street art scene rather than just photograph it — the guide's knowledge of the artists and techniques is what turns a walk into a real tour, and the small group size means you're not competing for space or attention at each wall.
Buenos Aires: San Telmo Walking Tour & Market Comics RouteYou’ll stroll Buenos Aires’ oldest streets with an English-speaking guide, see comic strip legends like Mafalda up close, taste life inside San Telmo Market, and—if it’s Sunday—get swept up in the street fair’s music and color. Expect laughter, local stories you won’t find in guidebooks, and maybe a moment or two that sticks with you long after.
Buenos Aires: Recoleta Cemetery Stories & Legends TourYou’ll walk among Recoleta Cemetery’s famous tombs with an English-speaking guide who brings wild legends and true Buenos Aires drama to life. From secret curses to Eva Perón’s mysterious resting place, expect goosebumps and laughter in equal measure — plus plenty of time for your own questions along the way.
Learn to Prepare Mate in Buenos Aires: 45-Minute ClassA 45-minute class in Buenos Aires where you learn to prepare mate from a local guide, tasting the infusion and Argentine pastries while discovering why this ritual matters to Argentine daily life. Each participant gets their own mate cup and straw to drink hygienically while keeping the spirit of sharing alive. The guide speaks English or Spanish.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to learn a ritual Argentines practice at home rather than in a café—45 minutes is enough to master the preparation and taste it yourself, then carry the skill forward.
Buenos Aires Street Art Walking Tour: Small Shared GroupA 2.5-hour street art walking tour in Buenos Aires through Villa Urquiza and Coghlan, led by a professional English-speaking guide from Buenos Aires Street Art, the organization that has curated and sponsored over 200 murals across the city since 2009. The tour visits works by international artists like Fintan Magee and Alice Pasquini, plus pieces by local creators, and passes through neighborhoods known for their bars and coffee shops. Tours run Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday starting at 2pm.Is it for me?This is a shared group tour, so you'll walk with other travelers and have one guide leading the whole group. Choose it if you want someone who actually knows the artists and the stories behind the murals—not just a guide reading facts, but the organization that funded the work itself.
Buenos Aires Walking Tour: History & Hidden StoriesYou walk through Buenos Aires with a university-educated guide who treats the city as a text to be read together—colonial foundations, immigration waves, political upheaval, and how memory shapes the present. The route covers Parque Lezama, Casa Rosada, Puerto Madero, and Plaza Dorrego over a few hours, with time built in for questions and real conversation instead of a scripted monologue.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Buenos Aires rather than just move through it—the guide's degree and the built-in time for questions mean you leave knowing why the city is the way it is, not just what it looks like.
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.
Buenos Aires: City Highlights Tour with Hotel Pickup & GuideYou’ll step straight into Buenos Aires life—from Plaza de Mayo’s history to San Telmo’s art-filled streets and La Boca’s wild colors—all in just three hours with hotel pickup included. Taste street food, hear local stories from your guide, wander Recoleta’s peaceful corners… it’s fast but somehow still personal.
Buenos Aires Airport Transfer: English Driver & Hotel Drop-OffYou’ll land in Buenos Aires and find your driver waiting—even if your flight’s late or you’re tired and lost in translation. With an English-speaking driver (if you choose), you’ll get local tips on the ride into town before being dropped off right at your hotel door. It’s an easy start that makes everything else feel possible.
