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Immerse yourself in one of South America’s cultural highlights with this 7-hour private city tour by car. Your professional guide has a complete itinerary that will provide you an introduction to the city highlights and off the beaten track points as well. Explore La Boca, San Telmo, Plaza de Mayo, Palermo or Recoleta Cemetery, and shop for treasures at markets and boutiques along the way. This private tour offers a flexible itinerary that can be customized to suit your preferences.
Get around Buenos Aires by private car on this personalized full-day tour. See highlights, such as Plaza de Mayo, with a professional guide who points out significant landmarks in the cosmopolitan capital. Enjoy a customizable itinerary as you travel at a relaxed pace through popular neighborhoods like La Boca, San Telmo, Palermo and Recoleta. Round-trip transport is included from your hotel or the cruise terminal.
Stop at Plaza de Mayo, the political center of the country. Once here, leave the van and your tour guide will lead you around this square, introducing you to the history, economy, politics, and culture of Argentina.
Visit the Catedral Primada, the church where Pope Frances used to celebrate mass. Also see the Mausoleum of Gral. San Martin, the liberator of Argentina.
Stop at the Cementerio de la Recoleta, one of the "must-see" attractions of the city, considered an open sky art museum, and the place where Evita Peron is buried.
Pass by the Teatro Colon, considered one of the best opera houses in the world.
Visit La Boca, the old port of the city, the place where Tango Music started 150 years ago. Famous for the colorful houses and the stories about immigrants.
Stop at the historical quarter of San Telmo, the oldest of the city, full of antique shops, bars, and a bohemian atmosphere. On Sundays, there is a famous flea market.
Visit the elegant area of Recoleta, full of "French Mansions".
Stop at Puerto Madero, the newest part of the city, the area where everything is dedicated to women. Cross the famous "Puente de la Mujer" built by the Spaniard Santiago Calatrava.
See the Obelisco, built in 1936 commemorating the foundation of the city, which has become an icon of Buenos Aires.
Stop at the Casa Rosada, the Government House. See the famous balcony from which Evita used to talk to the people.
See the Piramide de Mayo (May Pyramid), one of the spots of "Plaza de Mayo", around which the mothers of the people kidnapped illegally in the 70s meet every week. Learn about this bloody time in the history of Argentina.
Pass by the Palermo Chico, one of the most exclusive areas of the city, where many embassies are set.
If time allows, stop at the Rosedal De Palermo, one of the largest rose gardens in the world with more than 18,000 rose bushes.
Pass by the Bosques de Palermo, the local version of the "Central Park". 900 acres of parks, trees, and nature.
Pass by the Avenida 9 De Julio, considered the widest avenue in the world, with 16 lines.
