Guided Bus Tour of Buenos Aires

Guided Bus Tour of Buenos Aires

When you book this guided tour of Buenos Aires, you'll be able to choose between the options below. Both include a pickup service from your hotel at 9 am.

3-hour tour

After collecting you from your hotel we'll begin our journey around this capital city brimming with passion, culture, history, and magic. We'll discover the Argentine capital on board a bus so you can admire the façades of its main monuments. We'll also make two stops so you can take pictures of the iconic buildings. 

The tour begins along July 9 Avenue, the most important in Buenos Aires, where we see the Teatro Colón and the Obelisk, the most iconic landmark in the city.

Arriving at Plaza de Mayo square, the historical, political and functional centre, you will encounter three of the most important buildings in Buenos Aires – the Metropolitan Cathedral, Casa Rosada and the Cabildo museum.

Continuing south, we cross the San Telmo neighbourhood, and pass through Lezama Park, before arriving at La Boca. In this district, you will see the Boca Juniors stadium and the Caminito, the most colourful and magical street in Buenos Aires.

Then we pass through Puerto Madero (the newest area of the city) and Retiro and San Martín square until we reach Palermo, one of the most exclusive districts in Buenos Aires. This area squeezes in nature, nightlife, embassies, museums, and historic landmarks.

Then we'll explore the La Recoleta neighbourhood, where you can enjoy the elegant cafes, shops, and restaurants that line the streets, before putting an end to our tour on Avenida Córdoba.

4.5-hour tour

If you choose this option, we'll head towards the city centre to discover some of its most iconic areas and buildings. Not only will we visit the places mentioned on the 3-hour tour, but we'll also visit the Tres de Febrero park and the Recoleta Cemetery.

The tour will end on the famous Calle Florida. 

Hotel pickup

Pickup is included from all hotels located in Recoleta, Retiro, Puerto Madero, San Nicolás, Monserrat and Balvanera. This is the area comprising the Belgrano, Jujuy, Pueyrredon, Del Libertador and Juana Manso Avenues.