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Full Day: Buenos Aires City Tour

Buenos Aires · 7 hours · From USD 165

Want to see all of Buenos Aires in a single day? On our Full Day tour you'll cross the city from south to north in 7 hours, visiting every icon: from historic Plaza de Mayo and colorful Caminito in La Boca to elegant Recoleta and modern Puerto Madero. With an expert guide and private transportation, you'll experience the true spirit of Buenos Aires in depth, without rushing.

Enjoy a full day exploring Buenos Aires, where history, culture and beauty come together in a unique route. For 7 hours, accompanied by a bilingual local guide, you'll discover the essence of the city as you walk its lively streets, monuments and corners full of tradition.

The tour takes you to places full of history and charm, where you'll see how the classic and the modern blend together among grand avenues, peaceful parks and vibrant neighborhoods. Enjoy its green spaces, breathe the fresh air of its most iconic squares and let the city surprise you with its unique energy.

On this tour every step reveals something new: from the most impressive architecture to the small details that make Buenos Aires special. Get ready for an unforgettable experience full of contrasts and emotions that will make you fall even more in love with the city!

Itinerary

  1. Plaza de Mayo: Plaza de Mayo is the historic and political heart of Buenos Aires, where Argentina's most important moments took place. Your guide will tell you the story of its monuments, such as the Casa Rosada, the Cabildo and the Metropolitan Cathedral, along with curiosities like the origin of the Casa Rosada's pink color and the secrets beneath the square.
  2. Obelisk, 9 de Julio Avenue: The Obelisk is much more than a landmark: it is the undisputed symbol of Buenos Aires. At this stop, your guide will tell you its story, from its construction in 1936 to its current role as the stage for celebrations and large events.
  3. San Telmo: San Telmo, the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires, invites you to wander its cobblestone streets full of history and culture. Your guide will explain how it went from an aristocratic center to a bohemian hub of markets, street art and colonial architecture.
  4. Caminito: Caminito, in the heart of La Boca, is an open-air museum that blends history, art and tradition. With its colorful sheet-metal houses, this iconic corner of Buenos Aires tells the story of the immigrants and their influence on the city's culture.
  5. Puente de la Mujer (Woman's Bridge): With its modern and elegant design, the Puente de la Mujer is an icon of Puerto Madero and a symbol of contemporary Buenos Aires. Designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, it represents a couple dancing tango, and its rotating structure makes it unique.
  6. Floralis Genérica: Floralis Genérica, an impressive 20-meter metal sculpture, is one of the modern icons of Buenos Aires. Located in the gardens of Plaza Naciones Unidas, this giant flower opens and closes depending on the time of day, symbolizing renewal and constant movement.
  7. Galileo Galilei Planetarium: The Galileo Galilei Planetarium, in the Palermo woods, is one of the most iconic sights of Buenos Aires. Its futuristic, planet-inspired design makes it a symbol of the connection between the city and the universe.
  8. Recoleta: Recoleta is one of the most distinguished neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, famous for its classic architecture and European atmosphere. You'll learn the story behind the Recoleta Cemetery, one of the most famous in the world, and admire its impressive facade, resting place of great figures of Argentine history.
  9. El Ateneo Grand Splendid: El Ateneo Grand Splendid, in Recoleta, is much more than a bookstore: it is a journey through the art and history of Buenos Aires. Set in an early 20th-century theater, it keeps its original decoration, with ceiling frescoes, balconies and the stage turned into a café.
  10. Japanese Garden: The Japanese Garden in Palermo is a corner of serenity and Eastern culture in the heart of Buenos Aires. Created in 1967 as a symbol of friendship between Japan and Argentina, it combines traditional Japanese landscaping with modern elements in a peaceful, beautiful setting.
  11. Chinatown: Chinatown, in the Belgrano neighborhood, is a vibrant corner of Asian culture in Buenos Aires. With its iconic entrance arch, this small but lively area invites visitors into an experience full of flavors, colors and traditions.
  12. Teatro Colón: Teatro Colón, in the heart of Buenos Aires, is one of the city's most iconic architectural and cultural treasures. Opened in 1908, this majestic building is considered one of the most important opera houses in the world and one of those with the best acoustics.
  13. Palermo Rose Garden: The Palermo Rose Garden, in Parque Tres de Febrero, is an oasis of color and fragrance in the heart of Buenos Aires. Opened in 1914, this iconic garden has more than 18,000 rose bushes of many varieties that bloom in a unique display of natural beauty.

What's included

Not included

Prices

Frequently asked questions

How long is Full Day: Buenos Aires City Tour?

The experience lasts about 7 hours.

How much does it cost?

The price is per group, depending on the number of travelers: 2 people: USD 195; 3 to 4 people: USD 255; 5 to 6 people: USD 340. A 4.9% service fee is added when paying online.

What's included?

Private car. Local guide.

What's not included?

Japanese Garden (on request, paid by the guest). Recoleta Cemetery (on request, paid by the guest). Snacks (food and drinks). Tips.

Can I cancel my booking?

You can cancel with a 100% refund up to 24 hours before the service. On the same day, or if you do not show up, there is no refund. If you paid a deposit, the deposit is non-refundable.

How do I book?

Choose the date and number of travelers on this page and pay online by card, in US dollars, through Stripe. If you prefer, message us on WhatsApp at +54 9 11 3871-2196.