Buenos Aires packages

Three of Buenos Aires’ shared walking tours over three days — La Boca, Recoleta Cemetery and Palermo street art — for US$39 per person. Tours only: no hotels, no transport.

Explore Buenos Aires on foot with this affordable 3-day package, designed to discover the city’s main historical, cultural, and central highlights.

A 3-day Buenos Aires getaway combining a guided city tour, an authentic family asado, and an intimate tango show. The perfect short escape to taste, see, and feel the best of Argentina's capital.

See the best of Buenos Aires, savor an authentic family asado, and get up close with an intimate tango show. Three porteño evenings in one booking.

Buenos Aires and the Iguazú Falls in one trip: the city, then 275 waterfalls.

Buenos Aires and Mendoza: the city, then the wine country under the Andes.

Buenos Aires and then the northwest: Salta, the desert road, and the Andean villages above it.

Eleven days from Buenos Aires to the north of the country: the Iguazú Falls from both sides, the Hill of Seven Colors at Purmamarca, and the Malbec vineyards of Luján de Cuyo. The internal flights are included.

Buenos Aires, and then the jungle of the north where the Iguazú Falls are.

From Buenos Aires to Bariloche, with the scenic routes and the lakes of the Andean north filling the second half.

Buenos Aires and Bariloche in one booking: the city first, then the lakes and the mountains.

Buenos Aires for the city and the food, Bariloche for the lakes and the mountains.

Buenos Aires and El Calafate: the city, then the glaciers of Southern Patagonia.

Buenos Aires and El Calafate: the restaurants and the tango at one end, the glaciers at the other.

Buenos Aires first, then the glaciers and the lakes around El Calafate.

Buenos Aires and Ushuaia, the two ends of the country in one trip.

Three Patagonian bases in one trip: Bariloche for the lakes, El Calafate for the glaciers, Ushuaia for the channel.

A small-group version of our La Boca walking tour: Caminito, tango history, street art, and La Bombonera, shared with other travellers at US$13 per person.

A small-group version of our Recoleta Cemetery walking tour, shared with other travellers at US$13 per person: marble paths, mausoleums, and the stories behind them.

A small-group version of our San Telmo walking tour, shared with other travellers at US$13 per person. Runs Sundays only, when Plaza Dorrego and the antiques fair are at their busiest.

Palermo street art, from wheatpaste pieces to Martín Ron's giant photorealistic murals, shared with other travellers at US$13 per person.

Palermo on foot, from the Botanical Garden to the murals and passages of Palermo Soho.

The house where Diego Maradona grew up, with more than 3,000 original items on display.

Discover mate the way Argentines do — its preparation, history and culture — over a cozy morning brunch of homemade local pastries and savory bites, each guest with their own mate cup.

Plaza de Mayo, Palacio Barolo and Café Tortoni, ending with a merienda on Avenida de Mayo.

Explore Buenos Aires on a guided city tour through Recoleta, Plaza de Mayo, Boca Juniors Stadium and colorful Caminito, with wine and dulce de leche tastings included.

A boat ride through the Paraná Delta, plus Tigre’s riverside town and fruit market.

Taste mate like a local, paint your own wooden mate cup to take home, and discover Argentine traditions alongside high-quality artisanal pastries.

Colorful streets, tango history, street art, and a look at La Bombonera stadium at the end.

Cook, taste, and toast your way through Argentina's finest flavors — interactive cooking classes, wine experiences, and immersive dinners in Buenos Aires.

Follow Pope Francis's path through Buenos Aires: his childhood home, Basílica San José de Flores, and the Metropolitan Cathedral, with an expert guide.

Taste, make and bottle dulce de leche in the heart of San Telmo.

Three legendary pizzerias on Avenida Corrientes, riding in a 1980s Volkswagen van.

An intimate lunch journey through Argentina's wine regions and culinary traditions, where every regional dish is paired with a small-production wine — including a house Merlot from Patagonia

A private tango show with ultra-limited seating, designed for travelers seeking authenticity and exclusivity. An intimate encounter with top-level dancers and musicians, just a few meters from the artists.

A hands-on, relaxed cooking experience where you make two classic Argentine empanadas from scratch, then sit down to enjoy them with Malbec. A leisurely afternoon of food, wine and local hospitality.

The landmarks and the historic squares of Buenos Aires on foot, ending on the waterfront at Puerto Madero.

Wander through a labyrinth of marble paths and towering mausoleums where every corner reveals a hidden story. From forgotten legends to powerful figures who shaped Argentina’s past, this experience invites you to explore a place where silence, art, and history create an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Buenos Aires.

A guided walk through Recoleta and Retiro, the Recoleta Cemetery included: the architecture and the history of the wealthy end of the city.

The oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires on foot: its streets, its tango and its ordinary daily life.

Gather around the fire and experience Argentina’s most authentic tradition, where food becomes a shared ritual and every moment is meant to be enjoyed together.

Tango in a restored historic venue in San Telmo. Enjoy a live tango and folklore show with a full orchestra, professional dancers, and a 3-course international dinner with drinks included.

Both sides of the Superclásico on one afternoon: La Bombonera and El Monumental.

Ninety minutes of pure noise

The biggest stadium in South America

Full-day gaucho experience at Estancia Santa Susana: horseback riding, folk show, traditional asado with open bar, and gaucho skill demonstrations.

An exclusive closed-door, 14-course gastronomic journey through Argentina, from north to south and from land to sea, seated right at the chef's counter beside the fire.

A full day in the Pampas: asado, folk dancing and gaucho horse skills at Estancia Don Silvano.

Once, Tribunales and Retiro, telling the story of South America’s largest Jewish community.

La Boca, Recoleta and Puerto Madero in one run, with a private guide and transport. Built for a short stay.

Aeroparque (AEP) to your hotel in central Buenos Aires, or back, door to door.

Ezeiza (EZE) to your hotel in Buenos Aires, or back, door to door and priced per booking.