Things to do in Argentina
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Colonia del Sacramento Day Trip: UNESCO Old Town WalkThis full-day walking tour departs Buenos Aires with hotel pickup, ferry crossing and a professional guide who leads a 2-hour exploration of Colonia del Sacramento's UNESCO-listed Old Town before releasing you for three hours of independent exploration. The tour includes the Basilica del Santísimo Sacramento, the Convent of San Francisco ruins, and the 26-meter lighthouse where you can see across the Río de la Plata. Ferry tickets, guide and transport from your Buenos Aires hotel are included; a current valid passport is required on the day of travel.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guide to cover the main sites and museums, then free time to explore cafes and galleries on your own terms.
Boca Juniors Match Tickets La Bombonera: Game Night Entry & Local TipsYou’ll walk into La Bombonera with a local guide handling security checks so you can focus on soaking up Boca Juniors’ legendary atmosphere. Expect roaring chants, vibrant colors, and spontaneous moments with fans around you. Your ticket includes safe entry and tips for enjoying Buenos Aires beyond game night — you’ll feel part of something electric.
Recoleta and Palermo bike tour Buenos Aires: 4-hour guided rideA 4-hour guided bike tour through Recoleta and Palermo in Buenos Aires, starting at Plaza San Martín and passing Floralis Generica, MALBA, the Rose Garden and the Evita Perón Monument. The tour includes a multilingual guide, beach cruiser bikes, helmets and bottled water; children from age 10 are welcome, and child seats are available. You ride at a pace that suits all fitness levels, with stops built in so the day does not feel rushed.Is it for me?Book the regular shared tour if you want a guide who knows the neighborhoods and the company of other travelers; choose the private French-language option if you are traveling with a group and prefer to set your own pace and stops within the 4-hour window.
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.
Café de los Angelitos Tango Show Buenos Aires: Skip the LineDinner and tango show at Café de los Angelitos in Buenos Aires includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a reserved individual table, and live performance in a venue decorated with 350 historic photographs and built around the intersection of Rivadavia and Rincón, a corner synonymous with tango since the early 20th century. Choose between dinner with the show, show only with drinks, or upgraded wine pairings; the evening lasts about three hours.Is it for me?Your table awaits at Café de los Angelitos, a century-old tango landmark where hotel pickup, reserved seating, and show entry are arranged before you arrive—just show up and experience three hours of live performance and traditional Buenos Aires cuisine in one of the city's most historic rooms.
Tierra del Fuego National Park tour: Guided walks, small groupsA guided tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park departing from Ushuaia, traveling by small van to Lago Roca, Bahía Ensenada, and the End of the Panamerican Highway marker, with guided walks through forests and along lake shores, a stop at the visitor center, and snacks included. The tour lasts five hours and returns to port on time for ship departures.Is it for me?Small-group van travel suits anyone who wants to walk and photograph without the pace of a large bus tour, and the five-hour timing works for cruise passengers returning to port on schedule.
Kayaking Santa Cruz River in El Calafate: 15 km paddle to lunchKayak 15 km down the Santa Cruz River in El Calafate, paddling double kayaks from the mouth of Lake Argentino to a remote Patagonian estancia where lunch waits. The route follows the path Charles Darwin traveled through the region in the mid-19th century. Private transport picks you up, a certified guide leads the paddle, and the day includes technical instruction, full gear (Gore Tex drysuits, life vests, boots and gloves), and a three-course lunch with wine and juice. The activity takes 5.5 hours total.Is it for me?Book this if you're paddling 15 km across open water and need private pickup and drop-off from your hotel included, or if you prefer a double kayak where a guide handles navigation while you focus on paddling.
Bariloche: Private Fly Fishing Trip & Patagonian BBQ LunchYou’ll spend your day on Bariloche’s wild rivers with patient local guides—learning fly fishing basics or refining your cast—with all equipment provided. Enjoy homemade snacks and coffee mid-morning before settling in for a real Patagonian barbecue lunch by the water (with Malbec). Expect laughter, fresh air, maybe even your first trout—and memories that linger long after you’ve dried off.
Buenos Aires: Señor Tango Show & Optional 3-Course DinnerYou get VIP seating steps from the stage, a Broadway-scale tango production built around Evita, and your choice of show-only or a 3-course dinner with unlimited drinks included. The whole experience runs about two to three hours depending on your package, and the venue is wheelchair accessible with nearby public transport, so you can focus on the performance instead of logistics.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a polished evening in Buenos Aires without planning a separate dinner reservation or worrying about where to sit — the VIP seating and included drinks mean you show up and the night unfolds without decisions.
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: Argentine Cooking Class & Four-Course LunchYou’ll step into a local’s kitchen in Buenos Aires, learn to cook classic Argentine dishes side-by-side with new friends, taste regional wines, and share stories over a four-course lunch. Expect laughter over empanada folding fails and leave with recipes—and memories—that last longer than any souvenir.
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.
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.
Uco Valley Wine Tour from Mendoza: Private Driver, Three WineriesA private wine tour from Mendoza to Uco Valley with a dedicated driver, three carefully selected wineries, guided tastings at two of them, and a multi-course lunch paired with local wines at the third. The itinerary shifts based on winery availability and your interests, and you return to Mendoza around 5:30 p.m. Pickup from your accommodation is included, as is bottled water and an air-conditioned vehicle for the roughly 1 hour and 15 minute drive south along Route 40 to the valley.Is it for me?Book the all-inclusive option if you want tastings and lunch settled before you arrive—the price is known, the menu is planned, and you taste without stopping to order. Choose the private driver option if you prefer to arrange tastings and meals on your own or want to customize which wineries you visit and where you eat.
Mendoza Cooking Class: 7 Argentine Recipes & Unlimited WineYou’ll roll up your sleeves in a real Mendoza apartment, learning seven Argentine recipes side by side with a local host (and fellow travelers). Expect bottomless wine pours, plenty of laughs over empanada folding attempts, and genuine moments around the kitchen table. You’ll leave full—with new friends and recipes you’ll actually want to make again.
Buenos Aires Palermo Viejo: Food Tour & Street Art with SteakYou'll start with a Porteño breakfast and medialunas, walk through the Botanical Garden and Plaza Italia (where a 2,000-year-old Roman column sits), eat steak at a local grill, explore side streets filled with street art, and finish with gelato at Antiche Tentazioni. All food, coffee, and drinks are included, and the guide weaves in the neighborhood's history — from its past as the city's gateway to its role in Argentina's political memory — so you understand what you're tasting and where you're standing.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to eat and move through Palermo Viejo as locals do, not as a tourist checklist — the six-hour pace and included meals mean you're not rushing between stops or calculating what to order, and the guide's knowledge of the neighborhood's history (from its role as the city's gateway to its connection to Argentina's political memory) turns the food into something that makes sense in context.
Iguazu Falls: Argentinian Side Boat Ride, Jungle Truck & TrainYou’ll board a train through dense rainforest to reach Devil’s Throat on Argentina’s side of Iguazu Falls, walk misty trails past butterflies and roaring water, then crash through spray on a wild boat ride beneath San Martín fall. Includes hotel pickup in Puerto Iguazú, an expert local guide throughout, plus jungle-truck adventure—all packed into one wild day.
Asado BBQ Class in Buenos Aires: Grill Argentine SteakA hands-on asado class in a private Buenos Aires home where you grill premium cuts over wood embers, make chimichurri from scratch, and share the meal with Malbec and Torrontés wine. The grillmaster—who has worked at top steakhouses—teaches the fire management and meat selection that define Argentina's centuries-old BBQ tradition. Small group, three hours, dinner included.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to cook, not watch—you'll spend the evening at the grill learning fire and meat, then eat what you made. The small group and private home setting mean real instruction instead of a performance.
Ushuaia: Emerald Lagoon Trek & Fuegian Valley Hike with LunchYou’ll hike from Ushuaia into Tierra Mayor Valley with a local guide, cross forests and rocky streams to reach the glacier-fed Emerald Lagoon, then share a simple box lunch by its surreal green water before heading back. Expect muddy boots, cold air on your face, and moments of unexpected quiet that stay with you.
Purmamarca: Night Walk, Andean Beliefs & Ancestor StoriesYou’ll follow a local guide through Purmamarca after dark, hearing stories of Andean beliefs and ancestor traditions as you walk past the chapel and cemetery. Expect sensory moments—the chill air, distant sounds—and honest conversation about how Catholicism blends with ancient rituals here. This small group tour leaves you feeling quietly connected to this place.
