BUENOS AIRES
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The 15 most popular walking tours in Buenos Aires, with prices, run times and who you book through. The ones worth planning a day around, and what each actually gets you.
A 2-hour English walk through La Boca’s colors, tango streets, fileteado art, and Boca Juniors history, ending outside La Bombonera.
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A 2.5-hour English walking tour in Buenos Aires on Nazi fugitives, Eichmann, and antisemitism, across Recoleta and Microcentro.
“Fantastic tour with Max he is really engaging and has done a lot of research on the subject.”
Private Buenos Aires walking tour with a local guide, 2–8 hours of customizable sights, museum exteriors, and insider culture tips.
Walk San Telmo with an English guide on a 2-hour route mixing colonial churches, comic art, and Mercado San Telmo food stops.
Buenos Aires by foot and bus: San Telmo to Recoleta, empanadas lunch, optional Palacio Barolo rooftop cocktail, small group.
“We covered lots of areas in one day but didn’t feel rushed and our guide Victor was very informative.”
A private 3-hour walking tour linking Calle Florida, Kavanagh, British Buenos Aires, and Recoleta, ending near La Biela.
“The walk with a very knowledgeable guide was the most memorable part of our 4 day stay in Buenos Aires. His English was impeccable and presentation perfect.”
Private 7-hour Buenos Aires walk through Recoleta, Retiro, Obelisco, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, and La Boca with seamless transport.
“Fantastic walking tour of Buenos Aires with Tracey. Super knowledgeable and so friendly. We had a great day and I would highly recommend her if you want to get an insight into this beautiful city”
Walk La Boca with art, tango flavor, and football passion. Museums, photo stops, and tastings in 150 minutes for $46.
Walk Recoleta and Retiro with a tip-based English guide, from Teatro Colón across Av. 9 de Julio to palaces, plazas, and views.
A full Buenos Aires day on foot with a private English guide, iconic landmarks, neighborhood history, and a cemetery visit.
“We walked the city ourselves the day before the tour, and SAW some of the same sights, but through the tour we began to UNDERSTAND the city; the history, neighborhoods, and potential.”
Buenos Aires Recoleta walk: French-style streets, Floralis Genérica, museums, and Eva Perón’s crypt. 2 hours with a guide.
“Our tour guide Anahi was great. She was very knowledgable. We were travelling as a group. She even adjusted the tour route per our desire. I highly recommend this tour to anybody who is especially interested in the Recoleta Cemetry and its neigborhood.”
Walk elegant Recoleta with Luz, then end in an intimate downtown jazz club with drinks and live music for about 3 hours.
A small-group walking tour of Buenos Aires bookstores, from historic Ávila to psychoanalysis at Edipo Libros, ending at El Ateneo Grand Splendid.
“Guide asked us to meet at a large plaza; there was no instruction as to where to meet or what the guide would look like. The guide never showed and the contact phone and email yielded not results. This company is more of an organizer of independent tour guides so there may be risks. They…”
Private 2-hour walking tour in Buenos Aires’ Historic District with a guide, Plaza de Mayo, Cabildo, and Metropolitan Cathedral.
A 2-hour guided walk through Buenos Aires’ historic core, hitting Casa Rosada, Avenida de Mayo, Café Tortoni, and the Congress.
“Pointless the guide did not show up”
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.
