Sightseeing tours in Buenos Aires with local guides
Excursions in Buenos Aires in English language. Discover the vibrant culture and history of Buenos Aires with 76 exciting excursions starting at just 12 €. Explore iconic landmarks like the colorful Caminito, the historic Plaza de Mayo, and the elegant Recoleta Cemetery. Experience the city's unique charm and rich heritage.
Unforgettable Buenos Aires - Experience the City’s Magic with Guided Tours
The guides call this full of activity megacity "South American Paris." No other city in Argentina will give you that many experiences. Even a three-day tour of Buenos Airesis hardly enough to feel the aura of the Argentine capital.
That's why you should ensure the company of an English-speaking guide and first go to the most popular places:
- San Telmo is the oldest section of the Argentine capital, which serves as a starting point for all sightseeing tours; it attracts visitors with its vintage houses, antique shops, the largest market in Buenos Aires and partylike tango shows at the Plaza Dorrego;
- The Plaza de Mayo is the epicentre of the city where the Casa Rosada Presidential Palace is located (a tour guide will teach you how to tell if the president is currently there); here you can also admire the Cathedral and the 63-meter Pyramid surrounded by four animated fountains;
- La Boca – "Argentinean Montmartre", famous for its colorful mosaic of houses, El Caminito street (the most popular tango mile in the city), restaurants with the most delicious food and a famous Boca Juniors football club, where Maradona played;
- 9th July Avenue – "Argentinean Broadway", along which there are iconic architectural masterpieces, including the Colón Opera House and a 67-meter Obelisk considered to be one of the symbols of the city;
- Palermo – "Argentinean Hollywood", the district of hipsters and artists, famous for its planetarium and designer market on Borges Square, where an English-speaking guide will help you buy a unique art souvenir;
- Recoleta – one of the most enormous cemeteries on the planet with mausoleums glorifying deceased celebrities; a tour of the cemetery usually ends with a visit to Ateneo, the world's most beautiful theater converted into a bookshop.
Apart from excursions, Buenos Aires offers inspiring walks along the quayside, tango and independent film festivals, carnivals, fashion weeks and much more.
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Our day trip to Tigre Delta was incredible! The boat ride through the lush waterways was so peaceful. We visited charming islands, saw beautiful homes on stilts, and enjoyed a delicious local lunch. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly, making the experience even better. Highly recommend this excursion for nature lovers!
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The Gaucho Day Tour exceeded all expectations! We rode horses through the picturesque countryside, watched an impressive horsemanship show, and indulged in a mouthwatering asado lunch. The gauchos were welcoming and taught us about their unique culture. It was a perfect escape from the city bustle.
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I had an amazing time on the Colonia del Sacramento day trip! The ferry ride was smooth, and the historic town was absolutely charming. We explored cobblestone streets, climbed the lighthouse for stunning views, and enjoyed delicious Uruguayan cuisine. Foxiepass made the whole experience seamless and enjoyable.
Gretchen Mccann
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The Tango Show and Dinner was a highlight of our trip! The dancers were incredibly talented, and the live orchestra created a magical atmosphere. The three-course dinner was delicious, featuring Argentine specialties. It was a perfect introduction to the passion and culture of Buenos Aires.
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Our wine tasting tour in Mendoza was unforgettable! We visited three beautiful wineries, learning about the winemaking process and tasting exquisite Malbecs. The scenery of vineyards against the Andes backdrop was breathtaking. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and made the day both fun and educational.