4, 5 ,7 or 8 hours.

 

Wide boulevards and cobblestone alleys, steamy tango and romping rock and roll, sidewalk cafés and soccer fanatics. From the frenetic downtown and working-class tanguero neighborhoods such as La Boca and San Telmo, to wealthy districts such as Recoleta and trendy Palermo, to middle-class barrios.

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*Hotel pick up

 

*9th of July Avenue, Obelisk and Colón Theatre from the vehicle

*Stop at May Square (Plaza de Mayo) and waking tour of the plaza from where we will see the famous Pink House (Casa Rosada) 

*San Telmo (one of the city's oldest and most emblematic neighborhoods, the cradle of Tango and the antique shops quarter) from the vehicle

*Stop in La Boca for a waking tour of Caminito St., a world-famous street museum where the colorful houses, originally built by Italian immigrants over a century ago, now serve as a backdrop for street artists and tango performers

*Puerto Madero (the former port turned into the most exclusive and the newest neighborhood) from the vehicle

*Palermo Chico from the vehicle (which showcases the elegant, French-inspired mansions built by Buenos Aires' aristocracy in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, reflecting the city's deliberate transformation into the "Paris of South America") 

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*Stop in Recoleta neighborhood for a waking tour of the 2nd most beautiful cemetery in the world, renowned for its elaborate funerary architecture and for being Eva Perón's final resting place (entrance tickets are not inlcuded in the final price)

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*Hotel drop off

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What is the difference between the 4-, 5-, 7- and 8-hour city tours?

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4-hour tour = as mentioned above 

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5-hour tour = it includes all the elements of the 4-hour tour but instead of having 20 minutes at each stop, we will have 40 minutes ​​

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7-hour tour = it includes all the elements of the 5-hour tour, plus:

• additional stop at El Ateneo (the world's most beautiful bookstore)

• additional stop for a coffee at a historic cafe and/or a traditional Argentine snack at the San Telmo Food Market (meals and drinks not included in the final price)

• if it´s a Sunday, additional stop to visit San Telmo´s Antiques Market (which only opens on Sundays)

 

8-hour tour = it includes all the elements of the 7-hour tour, plus:

• we´ll have enough time to stop at a quintessential Argentine restaurant for a proper Argentine meal (meals and drinks not included in the final price)

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-----meals & drinks NOT included in the final price 

-----cemetery entrance tickets NOT included in the final price (on-site purchase made with credit or debit card only) 

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