Buenos Aires walking tour in Small Groups
Our tours are completely tailored to the group’s interests, needs or preferences. This means that we have flexibility to change the spots we visit according to the group’s preferences. Our guides are fun, fluently bilingual and knowledgeable, but above all, they are flexible and creative. They will always try to take you off the beaten path and will show you the true essence of “porteños” daily lives. This tour is active, engaging and enlightening, providing lots of historical and cultural knowledge that will help you understand the local society and encouraging you to explore even more!
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Buenos Aires walking tour in Small Groups
What's included in Buenos Aires walking tour in Small Groups
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Plaza de Mayo
This tour invites you to explore the historic center of the city, starting with its most important area: Plaza de Mayo, where the presidential palace known as Casa Rosada and the Metropolitan Cathedral are located. Here you will learn about the city’s origins and the transformation from a Spanish colony into a new young nation
Puerto Madero
We will walk on the famous Santiago Calatrava “Women’s bridge” and along the beautiful canal of Puerto Madero where frigate Sarmiento is now docked. In this neighborhood we’ll learn about the great development of Buenos Aires at the end of the XIX century and how it turned into the cosmopolitan city it is today. We will also discover why its streets honor some of the most amazing latin american women.
San Telmo
Plaza Dorrego, San Pedro Telmo church, Casa Mínima and the indoors food market are some of the attractions of this bohemian and picturesque neighborhood. Its cobblestoned streets and unique architecture have witnessed the lifestyle of aristocrats and immigrants for over three centuries! On sundays there’s a big outdoors antiques market that extends over Defensa street and the square.
Inclusions
- Bilingual expert guide
- Gratuities
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting Points
- Find your guide at the steps of the Metropolitan Cathedral, she’ll have a purple sign.
End Points
- We will end by the port of La Boca after visiting Caminito. In this area you can either stay for lunch at one of the many restaurants, visit Colón Fábrica or other museums. If you need to go somewhere else this area has lots of transport and taxis to go wherever your next adventure takes you!
