Buenos Aires Trip Overview
Welcome to Buenos Aires! Because not all those who wander are lost, join your local guide on a walking tour at your own pace using public transportation (train, bus, metro) and immerse yourself in the simplest yet truest local experience of the working “porteño”. With your local guide showing you around, map and territory will be united, and the strange street names will finally make sense as you discover this marvellous city. Upon your request this tour will focus on either:
• Center/South: Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo and la Boca
• Center/North: Plaza de Mayo and Recoleta
Additional Info
Duration: 4 hours
Starts: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Trip Category: Tours & Sightseeing >> City Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina
Welcome to Buenos Aires! Because not all those who wander are lost, join your local guide on a walking tour at your own pace using public transportation (train, bus, metro) and immerse yourself in the simplest yet truest local experience of the working “porteño”. With your local guide showing you around, map and territory will be united, and the strange street names will finally make sense as you discover this marvellous city. Upon your request this tour will focus on either:
• Center/South: Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo and la Boca
• Center/North: Plaza de Mayo and Recoleta
We can customize the tour experience before or during the tour based on your pace and preferences. Also, we might suggest you a plan depending on the time of the year, the duration of your stay, the traffic status, etc. For first time visitors we suggest one of these two itineraries:
Center/ South
• La Boca, the first port, where tango was born.
• San Telmo, the old part of town
• Downtown area, Plaza de Mayo, the Casa Rosada, the Cabildo and the Metropolitan Cathedral
Center/ North
• Downtown area, Plaza de Mayo, the Casa Rosada, the Cabildo and the Metropolitan Cathedral
• Recoleta, Alvear Av. with its fancy mansions and finishing by Cementerio de la Recoleta where Evita’s grave lays
