BUENOS AIRES
The best of Buenos Aires.
The 9 most popular attraction tickets and passes in Buenos Aires, from stadium entries and Teatro Colón tours to the hop-on hop-off bus.
Step inside Boca Juniors Museum and La Bombonera with museum history, a 360° show, and stadium access from $38 in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires Astor Piazzolla tango show with live music plus optional 3-course dinner, VIP seating, and skip-the-line entry.
“Great and exciting show. There are dinner options and interaction of the dancers with the audience before the show. I would definitely recommend.”
Guided access inside Buenos Aires Teatro Colón. See the Golden Hall, bust gallery, and foyers with a real guide. Book ahead.
“What a beautiful building! So worth seeing. The guide was great at telling the stories and history of the building and we had an enjoyable time.”
Skip-the-line Tango Porteño show-only ticket near the Obelisk. Restored cinema, live orchestra, pro dancers and singers.
“The location is good - just 2 mins walk to the Oblisco. It's just walking distance if live in the theatre district. The performance was good and staff are very friendly - they proactively speak English when they realize the customer are likely not Spanish speaker. In addition to the compelling dance performance, the band…”
Tour Palacio Barolo’s Dante-inspired interiors and climb to the lighthouse for 360° Buenos Aires views with a bilingual guide. Skip the line.
San Telmo tango show with 2 orchestras, 35 performers, optional 3-course dinner, and drinks at La Ventana.
“Very organized, wonderful staff and beautiful venue. Tables were a bit tight but manageable because we are small people.”
Guided Buenos Aires soccer match tickets with a bilingual expert, stadium transport, skip-the-line entry, plus snack and water.
Rojo Tango at Faena Hotel with skip-the-line entry, private transfer, front-row dinner option, and Baron B champagne.
“What an experience. Not cheap but well worth it. Good food with all three courses and a truly amazing show. The troupe were brilliant as were the musicians. Highly recommend”
Tango Porteño pairs a live orchestra with golden-age dancers in a classic 1940s-style setting, with dinner and unlimited drinks options.
From the tango halls of San Telmo to the colour of La Boca, the parrillas after dark, and the river delta and pampas just past the city.
