Buenos Aires · TOUR REVIEWS
A long weekend or a fortnight, the problem is the same: the city only really opens after dark and there is a whole province behind it. The 15 below are the days and nights that earn their place, priced and timed, with the full catalogue underneath when you want to go deeper.
Review of Buenos Aires hop-on hop-off bus with 27 stops, audio guide, optional walking tours, discounts, route tips, and honest value advice.
“Fantastic way to see BA!! Great way to spent the day seeing all the city has to offer while taking in the history.”
See Piazzolla Tango in Buenos Aires, with a 75-minute show in Galería Güemes and optional dinner, wine, and a short tango lesson.
“Fantastic show in a amazing venue. The musicians the dancers are brilliant. Really cool experience.”
See Buenos Aires in three to five hours, from Plaza de Mayo and San Telmo to La Boca, Puerto Madero, Retiro, and Recoleta.
“We enjoyed this tour. Given its short duration of only 3 hours, time spent at each stop was minimal and most information/explanation was surface-level. Though lacking depth, we did find the tour to be a good overview for deciding what we wanted to go back and explore more on our own. Our tour guide did seem very knowledgeable when asked questions, he was very polite and personable, and his English was excellent so communication was easy and effective. The vehicle was well-maintained and clean, and the driving felt very safe.”
See Buenos Aires by open-top bus, from La Boca to Palermo, with multilingual audio, 25 stops, WiFi, and flexible 24 to 72-hour tickets.
“It Is a must whaen you visit a massive Town like Buenos Aires”
Review the Buenos Aires Hop-On Hop-Off Bus, with route tips, stop-by-stop advice, audio guide details, pricing, and honest value notes.
“Very good service, frequency of the busses was great. Only criticism was the Spanish music between the points of information was very loud compared to the commentary, I notice a lot of people constantly adjusting the volume or removing their ear plugs..”
Explore La Boca’s colorful conventillos, tango, fileteado art, and Boca Juniors history on a lively two-hour English walking tour.
“Santiago was a great guide, very knowledgeable, leading a well prepared tour that quickly gives you a feeling of the neighborhood, with lots of very nice details on the history and culture of this corner of Buenos Aires. He also shows many things that you can go on to explore after the tour, so good idea to plan to stay for a few more hours”
Tour Recoleta Cemetery in English, hear Evita’s story, admire grand mausoleums, and uncover Argentina’s most unusual cemetery legends.
“Mariana told us some fascinating stories and was an amazing guide. she checked we were all ok in the heat, made sure there was shade to stand in and generally kept it incredibly interesting even though it was such a hot day! you can really tell she is an experienced guide. thanks!”
Watch an asador cook nine creative Argentine meat courses over live fire at Fogón Asado, with optional wine pairings in an intimate Buenos Aires setting.
“Incredible food, amazing service and venue. Would highly recommend.”
Escape Buenos Aires for gaucho country, horseback riding, San Antonio de Areco, asado, folk music, dancing, and a premium horse show.
“Great relaxing trip. The ranch is nice, the food is great and people are amazingly kind!”
Review of Buenos Aires’ Madero Tango Show, with live music, singers, dancers, river views, and optional dinner with unlimited drinks.
“Much more than a tango show. It was an incredible theatrical experience with singing, dancing, and a live orchestra. Top notch. Highly recommended. Only thing I didn't like was being the very front corner of the stage. You have an obstructed view and can only see a corner of what's all going on. But you get to see up front and personal and you're kind of part of the show. One of the singers even came to our table to sit and sing during her performance.”
Explore Buenos Aires by bike on a four-hour North or South tour, with local stories, major sights, small groups, and comfortable cruiser bikes.
“Santiago was a great tour guide. Was a great way to get an overview of the city and learn about the history of Buenos Aires. Definitely recommend to do when you first arrive.”
Explore Palermo’s political graffiti, football murals, and street art on a lively two-hour English walking tour for $13.
“The guide was so good and knew I couldn’t see anything to improve”
Taste eight Argentine dishes, wine, steak, and Palermo street life on a small-group food walk with Sherpa Food Tours.
“The guide was very good and full of information and good vibes the food was great”
Review La Ventana Tango Show in Buenos Aires, with San Telmo setting, dinner, wine, live music, transport advice, and booking tips.
“The show was good, but seats are terrible as the tables are on the same level which makes it hard to see the stage. The staff is very rude and obnoxious”
See Boca Juniors history, memorabilia, interactive exhibits, and La Bombonera with express or guided stadium access in Buenos Aires.
“I always like to see new things, and this was a great experience, getting to know little more about history of famous Boca Ju niors”
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