58 activitati in Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA

Escape the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires for the roller-coaster ride of emotions that awaits you at Tigre, a beautiful garden city where the popular Parque de la Costa theme park is located. See also one of the most beautiful palaces in Argentina during this action-packed day trip. Escape the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires for the roller-coaster ride of emotions that awaits you at Tigre, a beautiful garden city where the popular Parque de la Costa theme park is located. See also one of the most beautiful palaces in Argentina during this action-packed day trip. Admire the presidential residence of Quinta de Olivos, which dates from the 1850s and boasts stunning white palace with large columns on the ground floor. Continue to the Parque de la Costa, where you will enjoy an unforgettable day of fun as we explore all that the park has to offer. Experience the excitement of the more than 30 attractions, including roller-coasters, boat rides, a maze, a spooky terror tunnel ride and much more. There are also many rides for the small ones to enjoy such as Chiquitren, a miniature railway. If you feel hungry there is also a food court, a bar and two restaurants. Experience for yourself the magic of a park that attracts almost two million visitors every year. Tigre is famed for its parks, gardens and canals – and the opulent houses of the northern districts. This is a side of Argentina that few visitors get to see; one that harks back to glory days of the country’s Belle Epoque, when it was a byword for elegance, sophistication, glamour and wealth. Meeting/pick-up point: Hotel lobby except hotels in Palermo. No drop off available, instead customers are dropped off at various points around the city. Duration: Seven hours. Start/opening time: 9am. Others: Includes transfers, park entrance fee.

This is the most complete city tour of Buenos Aires. It will allow you to visit Recoleta, Palermo Woods, Downtown area, San Telmo, La Boca and Puerto Madero. The Highlights are Theater Colon, The Obelisk, Plaza de Mayo square and Caminito are part of our great Buenos Aires sightseeing tour. We begin our tour picking up all passengers at their hotels. From there we'll take you on a journey through this unique city, full of passion, history, culture and magic. We will start our tour through one of the main avenues : the 9th of july Avenue, where we'll see the Teatro Colon and the Obelisk. Afterwards we will visit the Plaza de Mayo, where we will do our first stop, There was the historical, political and foundational epicenter of the city; We will be able to take Photos of the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Government House, the Cabildo. The tour continues south through the old neighborhood of San Telmo, passing through Parque Lezama. We'll continue even further south to reach the neighborhood of La Boca, where we have our second stop. Famous for the stadium of Boca Juniors, one of the greatest exponents of the Argentinian passion: Football; and also important for Caminito, one of the biggest Tourist Attractions, full of color, magic and history. After the break we move to Puerto Madero, which is one of the newest, most exclusive and most modern neighborhoods in Buenos Aires with its main areas of Retiro and Plaza San Martin. We'll move on to Palermo, which is Buenos Aires main green area. The last neighbourhood we'll visit is the exclusive and sophisticated neighborhood of La Recoleta. After the city tour we will have lunch at one of the most distinguished restaurants in Puerto Madero where you could try different cuts of meat and taste the biggest variety of starters, garnishes and desserts. All this in a unique place with an outstanding service. Languages Spanish/English/Portuguese.

Experience all the passion and emotions of authentic Argentine tango while dining in a beautiful and atmospheric setting. Highlights - Fast-paced show featuring 35 performers, two tango orchestras and a folk band - Dine on traditional Argentines dishes - Lively atmosphere with an unforgettable Buenos Aires tango experience Located in the heart of the San Telmo district, La Ventana is housed in a restored ‘conventillo’, and entering its doors is like being transported to another time and place. The classical architectural style of the interior has been lovingly preserved and provides the perfect backdrop for a spectacular tour through the history of Argentine dance and culture. The fast-paced show features a succession of acts performing not only tango but also a diverse range of indigenous musical styles from around the country. 35 performers, two tango orchestras, a folk band, dancers and singers all show off their incredible skills and dazzling costumes to ensure that you receive a theatrical night of Argentine dance and song to remember. The dining experience also affords a chance to savour authentic local culture, with a menu that features both traditional and international dishes and a list of excellent Argentine wines. In short, La Ventana offers great food, wonderful entertainment and a lively atmosphere – exactly what you would hope to get from a Buenos Aires tango experience.

This walking tour is ideal if you’re looking to get away from crowded Central Buenos Aires. You’ll learn all about the culture and natural history of this most fascinating of cities, in the company of knowledgeable local guide. The groups are kept small and intimate making for a relaxing, non-intrusive tour. The tour begins at the Plaza Martin, kernel of the subsequent development of the city of Buenos Aires. Your guide will tell you all about the foundation of the city by the Spanish and its later expansion. From here we’ll take the Mitre train to the suburb of San Isidro, where you can admire the splendid gothic church dating from 1706. The town’s old quarter is also worth a visit and you shouldn’t miss the views over the Rio de la Plata from the picturesque Paseo de los Ombues promenade. Next we’ll take the coastal train to the delta station in the district of Tigre. We’ll stroll down to the river port of Tigre where we’ll board a boat and cruise through the labyrinth of channels and slow moving streams in what is one of the world’s largest deltas. You’ll learn how the inhabitants of Tigre changed this area of desolate swampland into an Eden of grassy paths and canals of clear water. Admire the glitzy yacht clubs, the former residence of President Sarmiento, now a museum dedicated to his memory and have your camera at the ready to take some snaps of the floating markets, and bobbing taxis and ambulances that make this area unique in Latin America. Soon we’ll leave the Delta and enter the impressive Rio de la Plata, the widest river in the wold at this point. We’ll sail into Buenos Aires along the Costanera Navigation Canal, as you admire the city’s impressive skyline along with magnificent River Plate stadium, the Campus of the University of Buenos Aires and the city’s port and cruise liner terminal. The tour ends at Puerto Madero.

Discover a world of wildlife as you tour the Lujan Zoo at your leisure using a specialty day pass that allows you to come and go as you please. From Buenos Aires, you'll make your way to the zoo where you'll find plenty on offer. You're sure to have both an entertaining and educational experience with family and friends. Zookeepers are here and present and their knowledge will give you a great understanding and respect for the species housed in the zoo. Some enclosures will provide you an interactive experience with the animals, such as the monkeys and deer. The children will enjoy the petting zoo, home to farm animals like rabbits, chickens, goats and calves. The park staff will assist them and give them basic rules on how best to mingle with the creatures. After feeding and petting the animals, the kids can climb on the back of a pony and take a ride or enjoy some time playing on the playground. If you'd like more in-depth information, you can join a guided tour where you will learn the characteristics of the animals and when each species arrived to Argentina. As your pass allows you to come and go, you can split your time between the offerings of the zoo, and those of the city of Lujan. Camping facilities are also available on-site for our more adventurous visitors. Come and enjoy the sights and sounds while you explore both the exotic and the common animals on display at Lujan Zoo. Languages English and Portuguese

Feel the passion of Argentinian football with this tour to the two most important stadiums in the country while learning their fascinating history, which is parallel to that of Argentina. This is the ultimate comprehensive football tour of Buenos Aires. Begin your tour with a visit to the church where Diego Maradona married his ex-wife. Then head over to the legendary Boca Juniors stadium: La Bombonera. Check out the preferential seat, a part of the pitch and many more points of interest, all amidst an atmosphere vibrant with passion for football. Your next stop is the Boca’s Museum, called Museo de la Pasion Boquense. Learn about the club’s players, history and even the evolution of the jersey. And, of course, amidst many other interesting sites you will see the glorious trophy room. After the museum, enjoy some free time for a hearty lunch before continuing. Continue then to the location where the second River Plate Stadium was relocated after leaving La Boca. Then it is off to El Monumental, where you will take a sightseeing stroll around the stadium and learn about the surroundings. After that, enter the Museo River Plate to learn about the history of the club and its stars. In this museum you can literally walk into a time machine that takes you to a recreation of the year the club was founded. Visit the magnificent stadium and its endless facilities, from tennis courts to swimming pools and hotels. After a full six hours of tour, you will be an Argentine football expert.

Immerse yourself in the origins of the sultry Tango with dinner and a show at enchanting Café los Angelitos. This special nightspot was once frequented by poets and musicians, and is a favourite haunt for local Tango lovers and even a few celebrities. Here, a rich history of more than a hundred years will unfold before your eyes in one unforgettable night. Lose yourself in the world's most famously dramatic dance and the soul of Buenos Aires. Once a forbidden dance of unknown sensuality and passion, Tango is now the symbol and soul of this city and of its character. A full orchestra compliments the thrilling live Tango show, as more than 21 professional artists of dance grace the stage in a four and half hour spectacle. The strong, proud steps of our talented dancers will soon have you hypnotised as they move across the stage. Taste fine local wines and dine on a sumptuous dinner featuring such treats as golden onion and goat cheese pie, shrimp and pink salmon ravioli and Angus steak, amoung other gourmet cuisine. Our delicious menu provides a full sensory experience! The distinguished surroundings of the elegantly restored Café de los Angelitos provide the ideal setting for such a show. Experience the glory days of Buenos Aires when tango was enjoyed and breathed in every corner of this fabulous city. Fall in love with the dance of passion and witness the history of Buenos Aires come to life! Meals: Choice of '''A la Carte''' - Green salad wrapped in blue vinaigrette or Tomato, golden onion and goat cheese pie or compression of Couscous and roasted vegetables with balsamic reduction and herbal oil / Main Course: Strip angus steak or Pink Salmon pie or Confit lamb or Shrimp and pink salmon ravioli / Dessert: Apple pie with vanilla ice cream, or Pistachio Créme Brulee or White chocolate and fresh goat cheese soup or Red fruit Martina and the lemon grass and cream + Coffee or Tea. Includes: Drinks: ½ Bottle of wine, 1 bottle of mineral water or soft drink, and 1 coffee or tea.

Discover the origins of tango in Buenos Aires in the ultimate way; in the hands of a passionate tango dancer. Follow the footsteps of this sultry dance as you visit the most iconic venues. Gain an in-depth insight to the evolution of the famous dance of the River Plate Highlights - Delve into the origins of the tango - Feel the passion of a tango dancer - Learn some steps of the famous River Plate dance Delve into one of Argentina´s biggest passions: The Tango. Explore the hidden codes of this sensual dance accompanied by a tango dancer. At the end of the tour, will you have the courage to take your first steps on the dance floor? Meet with your guide on Avenida de Mayo at one of the most iconic and legendary cafes in the capital, where you will gain an insight in the origins and history of tango as you admire the decoration of a mythical café that will take you back in time. Continue the journey through the tango tradition and prepare to immerse yourself in the world of the milongueros (tango dancers). Head over to a milonga tango hall in town, a dance hall where the locals go to sharpen up their skills. Whilst here, gain inspiration and test your skills. We’ll finish our tango tour there. Take a seat, order a drink and watch as the Argentinian life unfolds as the night goes on.

Sample the real experience of Buenos Aires tango with this fabulously entertaining evening show and dinner. El Viejo Almacen is located in the historic centre of this bustling metropolis on the corner of Balcarce and Independencia – the very corner where tango was born – so its credentials for authenticity cannot be beaten. With its current structure dating back to 1969, El Viejo Almacen (‘the Old Storehouse’) has become synonymous with tango and its fame has spread all over the world. It has been designated as a ‘Place of Cultural Interest’ by the local authority and no wonder, given its centrality to tango lore and legend. The show itself has all the colour and passion you would expect from this quintessentially Argentine art form, so be prepared to be transported back in time and taken on a magnificent dance adventure. Singers and a popular group of indigenous musicians complete the bill. The warm and welcoming atmosphere of the venue, combined with the commitment of the professional performers, ensures that this is a night of entertainment that will stay in the memory for many years to come.

Departures from Monday to Saturday the walk around the city is 3 hours where you will make a tour of the past and present of Buenos Aires. We start the tour through the North of Buenos Aires, passing through the neighborhoods of Retiro, Palermo and Recoleta. Region of wide green spaces, where the beautiful mansions of French style are concentrated, reflecting the splendor years of the porteño high society, and the most sophisticated sectors of the city. We continue towards the center, taking the famous 9 de Julio Avenue, we will see the Obelisk and we will arrive at the main square of the city, Plaza de Mayo, site of the foundation in 1580 and place of the first descent with free time. We continue to the South, the suburbs, we will pass by San Telmo, old district of Tango. Then the colorful neighborhood of La Boca and its more than famous ""Bombonera"" stadium of Club Atlético Boca Junior, second descent with free time awaits us. After having known the stadium we are waiting for the picturesque Caminito street full of its colorful ""conventillos"" housing place of Italian immigrants in the late nineteenth century. Here it will be the last descent with free time of the walk. To finish our tour, we will arrive at the modern neighborhood of Puerto Madero, completely restored since 1990, then embark on Humberto M where lunch is served and navigate the Rio de la Plata to observe the best panoramic view of the city of Buenos Aires , Returning again to port at 4 pm. To be released and enjoy walking through the port area. Guide languages Spanish, Portuguese and English

Discover local contemporary artists as you enjoy your first glass of Malbec Learn about the origins of Argentine wine with tips from your own local wine connoisseur Slip into a hidden cellar for a wine tasting session with a side of picada (Argentinian tapas plate) Test out a new taste with an authentic fernet, a bitter liqueur that’s popular with young Argentines. Think you know your Malbec? Discover local contemporary artists as you enjoy your first glass of Malbec Learn about the origins of Argentine wine with tips from your own local wine connoisseur Slip into a hidden cellar for a wine tasting session with a side of picada (Argentinian tapas plate) Test out a new taste with an authentic fernet, a bitter liqueur that’s popular with young Argentines. Think you know your Malbec? Become a bona fide expert in Argentine wine with a customized lesson and tasting session, led by a local connoisseur who truly knows the ways of the grape. Sneak away to a hidden wine cellar where you’ll get your wine 101 training underway — paired, of course, with some samples of that delicious drink (purely for research, of course!). Finish it all off with a bitter fernet, one of the most popular liqueurs in Argentina. You’ll start your Buenos Aires wine tour in the trendy area of Palermo Hollywood. There, you’ll not only meet your fellow wine fans on the tour, but also get an introduction to the culture of Argentine wine. You’ll taste your first glass of the country’s famous Malbec at an art gallery, where you’ll also learn what makes Argentine art — and this wine — so unique. Then, your wine tour takes you to a wine cellar for your own personal tasting bar. A local wine expert will lead the tasting session and teach you everything you wanted to know about Argentine wine, from its culture and origins, to how it’s cultivated, processed, and bottled. As you take in your wine lesson, you will also have the opportunity to taste many of the different wines that Argentina has to offer, because you can’t be an expert without putting those taste buds to work! You’ll also learn how to drink Argentina’s famous Malbec like the locals do — because #localsknow, after all. After the wine tasting session, your Buenos Aires tour moves onto one of Palermo’s best local bars, where you can taste a real fernet. Hopefully you’ll discover why this bitter digestif is so widely consumed by local Argentineans. You can continue your night at this bar or get the local scoop from your guide on the best nearby spots in Palermo. Meeting/pick-up point: Cabrera 5507, Palermo Hollywood (Palermo Viejo), Buenos Aires . Drop-off location: Uriarte 1501. Duration: 3 hours. Start/opening time: 6pm. -End/closing time: 9pm. Languages: English.

Malbec, empanadas, dulce de leche…if you don’t know what these are, then soon you will with this tour that will have foodies raring to go. Explore the fashionable neighbourhood of Recoleta whilst exploring the tasty treats that Argentinian food has to offer. Malbec, empanadas, dulce de leche…if you don’t know what these are, then soon you will with this tour that will have foodies raring to go. HIGHLIGHTS: * Try authentic empanadas * Learn about the history of Argentine wine * Explore the popular neighbourhood of Recoleta Explore the fashionable neighbourhood of Recoleta whilst exploring the tasty treats that Argentinian food has to offer. Learn about the origins of Argentine wine whilst sipping on your first glass of Malbec and slip into a hidden cellar for a wine tasting session with a side of picada (Argentinian tapas plate). Stay on trend and test out the new liqueur, fernet, popular amongst young Argentines, and get a real taste of authentic empanadas, a typical local appetizer at a typical Argentinian restaurant. Meeting point: Recoleta Cemetery Entrance. Duration: 3 hours. Start/opening time: 12pm. -End/closing time: 3pm. Languages: English and Spanish.

With this fantastic day tour you will spend a lovely day in the countryside driving through the scenic rich farming area of the pampas and visiting a typical traditional Argentine ranch where you will be welcomed with ‘empanadas’ (meat pie), wine and juice, followed by a typical Argentine barbecue or ‘asado’. Enjoy sampling grilled specialties such as sausages and chicken, accompanied by salad and beverages (red and white wine, soda, water and coffee). Then sip on a glass of mate (yerba mate leaves steeped in hot water) and finish with a pastelito (pastry). Local musicians will entertain you with traditional music and dance while you enjoy your meal. Admire the heart pounding typical tango dance that is an Argentinian heritage. Please feel free to join in as audience participation is appreciated. Following lunch, the famous gauchos (Argentinian cowboys) from the Pampas region will demonstrate their athletic skills and horsemanship, leaving you with an unforgettable memory of the grasslands of Argentina. Be impressed by a ring race (known as la sortija), animal herding and the cuadreras race, a typical gaucho game. Take a guided tour to some of Santa Susana’s attractions, including its museum and church, before enjoying a horse-drawn carriage ride or going horseback riding to explore the grounds of the ranch. You can enjoy a private service, with only your family and friends. You choose the start time of the tour and will be collected at your hotel and be dropped off at that restaurant you have been waiting to try.

Step into Buenos Aires on a smaller scale. Explore the grand architecture and leafy streets of La Plata on this morning tour from the big city. Located just an hour’s drive away from Buenos Aires, La Plata is an ideal destination for a morning tour from Buenos Aires. Step into Buenos Aires on a smaller scale. Explore the grand architecture and leafy streets of La Plata on this morning tour from the big city. HIGHLIGHTS: * Visit one of South America’s planned cities * Enter the largest church in Argentina * Explore the Natural Science Museum Located just an hour’s drive away from Buenos Aires, La Plata is an ideal destination for a morning tour from Buenos Aires. Get an insight into the architecture, culture and religion of 19th century Latin America and visit the famous neo-Gothic Cathedral and Natural Science Museum. La Plata is an archetype of modern urban planning and is known as one of the first planned cities in South America. See its picturesque diagonal streets that connect major squares and tour the most emblematic monuments. Visit the remarkable neo-Gothic Cathedral, the largest in Argentina, as well as the Observatory, Argentinean Theatre and Natural Science Museum - the most important science museum in South America. With a collection of over 2 million objects, delve deep into the natural history of South America and spend a morning surrounded by striking belle époque architecture. Meeting/pick-up point: Pick up at the hotel. Duration: 4.5 hours. Start/opening time: Wednesday and Saturday at 9am.

Feel the love for tango at the Carlos Gardel Museum and explore Buenos Aires’ most important neighbourhood in terms of football: La Boca. This tour discovers the traditional corners and the real personality running through the veins of the city. Get into the Argentine spirit with a tour that explores the country’s two great passions: tango and football. HIGHLIGHTS: * Explore the life of tango’s most famous voice: Carlos Gardel * Discover La Boca neighbourhood * Experience the passion for football and tango Feel the love for tango at the Carlos Gardel Museum and explore Buenos Aires’ most important neighbourhood in terms of football: La Boca. This tour discovers the traditional corners and the real personality running through the veins of the city. Start off at the Carlos Gardel Museum, home of tango’s most famous voice. See photos, records and news clippings that take you back to the life of the “King of Tango”. Then we visit the most traditional neighbourhood in Buenos Airea, La Boca. Emitting personality at every corner, here we talk about the importance of football in Buenos Aires whilst exploring its colourful streets. For those who want to live the passion, there is an option to visit the Boca Juniors Stadium, known as La Bombonera. Meeting/pick-up point: Pick up at the hotel. Duration:3.5 hours. Start/opening time: From Monday to Saturday at 9am. Languages: English and Spanish.

We will visit different places. The cemetery of Recoleta (the tickets not included). We will make a trip through our history. We will find mausoleums and tombs of the national heroes and ancestors of the most traditional families of Buenos Aires, while we walk along the narrow streets of the cemetery. We will also visit the exclusive neighborhoods of Recoleta, Palermo, Belgrano. We will know the area where Jorge Luis Borges brightness. The National Library Building, and Evita's Museum, a place where our guides are going to make you feel, and understand the work and life of the We will visit different places. The cemetery of Recoleta (the tickets not included). We will make a trip through our history. We will find mausoleums and tombs of the national heroes and ancestors of the most traditional families of Buenos Aires, while we walk along the narrow streets of the cemetery. We will also visit the exclusive neighborhoods of Recoleta, Palermo, Belgrano. We will know the area where Jorge Luis Borges brightness. The National Library Building, and Evita's Museum, a place where our guides are going to make you feel, and understand the work and life of the most important woman of Argentina. A great mixture of history, culture and art. The price includes Evita's Museum Tickets. Points of interest: The Cemetery of Recoleta, National Library Building and Evita's Museum. Meeting/pick-up point: Pick up at the hotel. Duration:3.5 hours. Start/opening time: From Tuesday to Saturday at 2pm. Languages: English and Spanish.