Things to do in Argentina
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Buenos Aires food tour in Palermo: 4 restaurants, Argentine steakA 3.5-hour walking food tour through Palermo, Buenos Aires, where you visit 4 to 6 local restaurants and taste over 8 dishes and drinks—from a hidden deli's empanadas and pizza to a bodegón's milanesa and tortilla, then Argentine steak at a parrilla, finishing with local desserts. A live guide in English or Spanish leads the route and explains the neighborhood's street art, architecture and food culture as you walk between stops.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat the way locals do—in the restaurants they actually go to—rather than tourist versions of Argentine food. The walking pace and neighborhood stops mean you also learn Palermo's history and architecture, so it is not just a meal but a full picture of how the city eats and lives.
Buenos Aires City Private Tour with Local Guide: 4 HoursA private city tour of Buenos Aires with a bilingual guide covers major landmarks including Caminito, Casa Rosada, Plaza de Mayo, Puerto Madero, Recoleta Cemetery, Floralis Generica and the Boca Juniors stadium, with hotel pickup and air-conditioned transport included. The itinerary is customizable, so you can swap stops based on what you've already seen or what matters most to you. The guide stays with you at each stop for 15 to 20 minutes of photos and context.Is it for me?Book this if you're docked or between flights—the private format and fixed schedule let you hit major landmarks in four hours without coordinating with other travelers, while the bilingual guide handles navigation so you can focus on the city.
Buenos Aires: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus & Free Walking ToursYou board at any of 26 stops and ride the loop at your own pace, with a multilingual audio guide explaining what you pass. Get off whenever something interests you, rejoin the next bus, and use the included walking tours to explore neighborhoods on foot with a local guide. The voucher book gives you discounts at selected restaurants and shops, and you can add boat rides or museum entry if you want more. It's the way to see Buenos Aires without booking a full tour or figuring out the metro.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Buenos Aires' main neighborhoods and landmarks without booking a guided tour or learning the metro—the bus and walking tours let you explore at your own pace, and the voucher book makes it cheaper to eat and shop as you go.
Buenos Aires Small-Group City Tour: 3 or 5 HoursYou choose between a 3-hour tour hitting Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca and Caminito, or a 5-hour version that adds Retiro, Recoleta and Puerto Madero. Your guide is live and local, the group stays small, and you're picked up and dropped at your hotel. No arranging transport or timing yourself — the schedule handles it.Is it for me?Pick this if you want the main neighborhoods of Buenos Aires in one morning or afternoon without arranging your own transport or timing — the small group size and fixed schedule mean you see the city at a pace that actually lets you look.
Buenos Aires: 16-Course Argentine Tasting Dinner & Empanada ClassYou’ll join fellow travelers in Buenos Aires for a 16-course Argentine tasting menu with hands-on empanada folding, wine pairings from across the country, beef tastings straight off the fire, and playful moments learning mate rituals and alfajor-making. Expect laughter, stories shared over food, and flavors that linger long after you leave.
Buenos Aires: Underground Tango Show in Hidden VenueYou’ll sit just meters from world-class tango dancers and musicians in a hidden Buenos Aires venue—no stage, no distance—while sipping local wine and soaking up every detail. With a multilingual host guiding you through an intimate underground tango show shaped by improvisation, you’ll feel more like part of the story than just an audience member.
Buenos Aires: Asado Cooking Class with Michelin Chef & WineYou arrive with a welcome drink and aperitif, then spend the afternoon shaping empanadas, baking chipa, and grilling meat under guidance from Michelin-trained chefs. Wine pairings flow throughout, and you eat everything you make. The class includes all ingredients, lunch, and premium Argentine wines, with the whole experience built around connection rather than standing and watching.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually cook Argentine food rather than watch someone else do it, and you'd rather learn from someone trained at a world-ranked steakhouse than follow a generic recipe at home.
Buenos Aires: Half-Day Bike Tour City Highlights & La BocaYou’ll cycle through Buenos Aires’ most iconic neighborhoods with a local guide — from leafy Plaza San Martin to the painted streets of La Boca and historic San Telmo. Expect real stories, quick football stops at La Bombonera, time to wander Caminito, and moments that stick with you long after you’ve left your bike behind.
La Boca Walking Tour Buenos Aires: Tango & HistoryLa Boca Walking Tour is a two-hour guided walk through Buenos Aires' most historic neighborhood, led by an English-speaking guide who shows you the immigrant housing, street murals, and landmarks that shaped tango culture. You'll see Caminito's colored houses, the site of the old port, and the Boca Juniors stadium from outside, learning how late-19th-century arrivals built the bohemian culture that defines the city.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon and want to understand La Boca's role in Buenos Aires' identity—the guide's stories about the immigrant houses, tango's origins, and the neighborhood's bohemian culture make sense only when you're standing in the streets where it happened.
Mendoza: 3-Winery Malbec Tour & 5-Course LunchYou visit three to four wineries across Mendoza's top regions, taste premium Malbec and other wines with a sommelier or winemaker guide, and sit through a five-course gourmet lunch with wine pairings at a winery with mountain views. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, as are all tastings, transport, and beverages. The group stays under eight people, and the whole day runs 8:45am to 5:30pm.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste serious Malbec without arranging transport, winery reservations, or timing yourself across multiple stops—the fixed itinerary and sommelier guide handle all three, leaving you free to focus on the wine and the meal.
San Telmo food tour Buenos Aires: 5+ tastings with local guideA 3.5-hour walking food tour of San Telmo, Buenos Aires' oldest neighborhood, with a local guide who leads you through historic streets and four to six local establishments. You'll taste five or more traditional Argentine dishes—empanadas, choripán, alfajores and dulce de leche—while learning the stories behind the landmarks and the people who shaped the district. The tour opens at one of the city's most famous traditional bars from the 1860s and closes at the Museum of Modern Art with specialty coffee and a handmade alfajor. Vegetarian and gluten-free menus are available; vegan diets cannot be accommodated.Is it for me?This tour is built for walkers who want the neighborhood's story alongside the food—the guide ties the history to each stop, so you're learning as you eat. If you prefer to sit down for a long meal rather than move between multiple small tastings, or if you need vegan options, a different food experience would suit you better.
Buenos Aires: Gaucho Farm Day Trip & Folklore Show from the CityYou ride horses at a working estancia, eat a full asado lunch with cold cuts and cheeses, and watch a live folklore show with gaucho demonstrations. Hotel pickup from Buenos Aires is included, along with a professional guide who speaks your language. The whole day — drive, village stops, riding, eating, and entertainment — is handled as one package, so you show up at your hotel in the morning and return in the evening.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Buenos Aires who want to experience gaucho culture and the pampas without arranging their own transport or timing — the nine-hour structure means you get the ride, the meal, and the show all in one day, with pickup at your door.
Buenos Aires: Gaucho Ranch Day Trip & BBQ with PickupYou’ll leave Buenos Aires behind for a day trip into gaucho country—riding horses on an estancia, sampling fresh empanadas, watching skilled riders up close, meeting artisans in San Antonio de Areco, and sharing barbecue with locals under big open skies. It’s less about checking sights off a list than feeling what life is like out here—even if just for an afternoon.
Tigre Delta Small-Group Boat Tour from Buenos AiresYou board a premium boat in Tigre and cruise through narrow Delta channels for 1–2 hours, seeing stilt houses, rowing clubs, and floating markets while a local guide explains how people live on the water. A snack of handmade empanadas at a historic club and a walk along Victorica Avenue near the art museum round out the morning. Hotel pickup and drop-off mean you don't arrange transport yourself.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see how people actually live in the Delta without arranging your own transport or figuring out the boat schedule—the small group and fixed itinerary mean you're moving at a pace that lets you absorb the place instead of rushing through it.
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.
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: Early Tango Dinner Show & Optional Bus PickupYou’ll slip into San Telmo’s Aljibe Tango for an early dinner show where dancers spin just feet away and local wine flows freely. With optional hotel pickup by traditional bus, plus a three-course meal (if selected), you’ll taste, hear, and feel Buenos Aires’ tango spirit up close — and maybe leave humming its tune long after.
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.
Aconcagua & Inca Bridge tour Mendoza: High mountain sightseeingA high mountain tour from Mendoza that climbs into the Andes to reach the Inca Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site rock formation, and a viewpoint of Aconcagua at 6,960 meters. The route passes through Uspallata and the Picheuta Bridge ruins, connecting Mendoza's colonial history with its landscape. A local bilingual guide leads the full day; hotel pickup and an air-conditioned vehicle are included.Is it for me?The 11- to 13-hour commitment means you spend most of the day in the vehicle and at high altitude, which rules out a second activity that afternoon but lets you see four distinct stops and two UNESCO or historic sites without backtracking. Choose this tour if you want the high mountain landscape and the colonial history in one route, and if you can handle the length and the elevation.
Beagle Channel: Small-Group Yacht Tour & Minitrek UshuaiaYou’ll board a small yacht in Ushuaia for up-close views of cormorants and sea lions along the Beagle Channel, hear stories at Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, and walk among ancient Yámana shell mounds on Bridges Island with your local guide. Expect wild weather, laughter over hot drinks, and moments that linger long after you’re back ashore.
