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4-Hour Private Walking Tour Of The Iconic Landmarks Of Buenos Aires

5.0

(8)

  • Tour Category

    Private Tour

  • Tour Types

    Architecture, Culture, History

  • Duration

    4 Hours

  • Activity Level

    Easy

  • Language

    English

Description

Embark on an exciting 4-hour walking tour in Buenos Aires, and immerse yourself in the unique beauty of La Boca and San Telmo. Stroll through Plaza Dorrego's lively antique market and see Casa Rosada and the Catholic Church. Explore Recoleta Cemetery, the resting place of prominent figures, including Eva Perón, and conclude the tour with Floralis Generica, a mesmerizing metal flower sculpture.  

Highlights
  • Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Caminito Street in the La Boca neighbourhood
  • Marvel at Boca Juniors stadium and Puente de la Mujer (Women's Bridge) 
  • Delve into history at Recoleta Cemetery, the resting place of influential figures
  • Explore the Iconic Landmarks of Buenos Aires expand_more
    • Meet the tour guide at Caminito, a vibrant and colourful street in the La Boca neighbourhood. Enjoy the lively atmosphere, street art, and tango performances.
    • Head to the iconic Boca Juniors stadium, located within walking distance from Caminito, to admire its exterior and sports history.
    • See the Mafalda Statue in San Telmo, a beloved cartoon character, for a quick photo opportunity.
    • Pass by Plaza Dorrego, a charming square in San Telmo known for its antique market and lively atmosphere, and reach Puerto Madero, from where you can see the iconic Puente de la Mujer (Women's Bridge).
    • Continue to see other highlights, such as Casa Rosada, the presidential palace, and the Catholic Church of Argentina. 
    • Take public transportation to the Recoleta Cemetery and explore the site. Have a guided tour of the cemetery. Over the years, it has become the final resting place for many influential figures, including politicians, military leaders, artists, writers, and even Argentina's most beloved First Lady, Eva Perón (Evita). 
    • Finally, take a short walk to see the mesmerizing Floralis Generica, a giant metal flower sculpture.
What's Included
  • English-speaking tour guide
What's Excluded
  • Cost of public transportation to the Recoleta Cemetery
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Entrance fees (if applicable)
Meeting Point

Caminito, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Cancellation Policy

For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -

Refund of 80% of the tour price.
Tour Reviews
  • O

    Olivia

    A Memorable Experience in Buenos Aires

    The private tour was a truly memorable experience. The guide provided us with fascinating information about the city's history and culture as we explored its most famous landmarks.

  • E

    Eliza

    Buenos Aires in a Nutshell

    This short but comprehensive tour was the perfect way to see the highlights of Buenos Aires.

  • A

    Aisha

    A Beautiful Stroll Through History

    This tour combined stunning architecture, lush greenery, and fascinating history - an excellent experience!

  • I

    Ivan

    A Memorable Journey Through Time

    A fantastic way to experience Buenos Aires' iconic landmarks and learn about the city's rich past.

  • A

    Ana

    A Must-Do Tour in Buenos Aires

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    Aakash

    A Hub of Culture and Tradition

    Plaza Dorrego pulsated with the vibrant energy of Buenos Aires, drawing me into its lively embrace from the moment I arrived. The antique market, a kaleidoscope of colors and curiosities, offered a glimpse into Argentina's rich cultural tapestry. From vintage trinkets to handcrafted souvenirs, every stall told a story of the city's past and present. Surrounded by historic buildings and bustling cafes, Plaza Dorrego was a hub of culture and tradition, where the spirit of Buenos Aires came alive in every dance, every song, and every smile.

  • M

    Mayur

    Recoleta Cemetery was like wandering through a city of the dead, where history and mystery converge

    The cemetery's ornate tombs, adorned with elaborate sculptures and intricate carvings, spoke volumes of Argentina's storied past. , I encountered the final resting places of prominent figures, including the iconic Eva Perón. Recoleta Cemetery was not just a burial ground; it was a testament to the legacies of those who shaped Argentina's destiny, offering a hauntingly beautiful glimpse into the country's complex history.

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    Jakobson

    San Telmo, Where History Comes Alive

    San Telmo's rich history, embodied by landmarks like Casa Rosada and the Catholic Church, provided a fascinating backdrop for my journey through Buenos Aires, leaving me with a deeper appreciation for the city's cultural heritage

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