Buenos Aires is filled with history, music, and culture. Grand avenues, historic cafés, and neighbourhoods filled with art create a unique atmosphere. Stand in Plaza de Mayo, where history has shaped Argentina’s path. Walk past the colourful houses of La Boca, see the elegant streets of Recoleta, and enjoy a local market filled with fresh food and handmade crafts. For those who love the outdoors, parks and riverfront paths offer a relaxing way to enjoy the city. Day trips beyond Buenos Aires add even more to the experience, from the countryside to the peaceful waters of the Tigre Delta.

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<h3>Must-see landmarks</h3>
Buenos Aires's culture is a mix of European and a Latin American influences. Make sure to include these spots to capture the city's true spirit:

Plaza de Mayo and Casa Rosada
Stand at the heart of the city's history in Plaza de Mayo. Casa Rosada, the presidential palace, stands as a symbol of leadership and change.

Recoleta Cemetery
More than a resting place, this cemetery tells the story of Argentina through its elaborate mausoleums and statues. It is known for its grand designs and famous figures laid to rest here.

La Boca and La Bombonera
 The streets of La Boca are known for bright colours, street art, and music. La Bombonera, home to Boca Juniors, is where football fans gather to cheer for one of Argentina’s most famous teams.

Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes
The museum houses artwork from Argentine and international artists, including pieces by Van Gogh, Goya, and local painters who shaped the country’s cultural scene.

<h3>Explore off the beaten path</h3>
Beyond the well-known landmarks, Buenos Aires has smaller places filled with stories to include in your tour:

El Zanjón de Granados
 Beneath the streets of San Telmo, this underground network of tunnels gives a glimpse into the city’s colonial past.

Villa Crespo’s murals
 This neighbourhood is filled with large-scale murals painted by local and international artists. It has become a centre for creative expression, with each piece telling a unique story.

Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur
This large nature reserve along the Rio de la Plata provides a quiet space near the city, with open paths, native plants, and birdwatching opportunities.

<h4>Authentic cultural experiences</h4>
Music, dance, and food are part of everyday life in Buenos Aires. These experiences bring the city’s personality to the surface:

Tango: More than just a dance, tango represents the spirit of the city. Milongas welcome dancers of all levels, while private lessons provide a deeper look into the movements and meaning behind the music.

Teatro Colón: One of the world’s great opera houses, this theatre is known for its detailed architecture and exceptional acoustics. Guided tours offer insight into its rich history.

San Telmo’s market and street performances: On Sundays, San Telmo comes alive with music, antiques, and artisanal goods. The market is a great place to experience the local creative scene.

<h3>Day trip ideas from Buenos Aires</h3>
A short trip outside Buenos Aires brings new landscapes and cultural experiences to include in your tour.

Tigre Delta
Wooden houses built on stilts, small boats gliding through canals, and lush scenery make this region a peaceful escape from the city.

Colonia del Sacramento
A ferry ride across the river leads to this Uruguayan town, where cobblestone streets and colonial architecture create a different pace of life.

Traditional estancia visit
 Step into the life of an Argentine gaucho with a visit to a traditional estancia. Experience horseback riding, folk music, and traditional barbecue. 

<h3>Practical tips for your trip</h3>
<b>Best time to visit</b> : Spring (September to November) and fall (March to May) offer mild temperatures and an enjoyable atmosphere for outdoor activities.

<b>Local customs</b> : A friendly “hola” is always appreciated. Meals are a time to relax, and eating late is common.

<b>Getting around</b> : The Subte (subway) is a quick way to travel through the city, though it can be crowded during rush hours. A SUBE card is needed for buses and metro rides. Taxis and rideshare services like Cabify and Uber provide an easy alternative.

<h3>Why choose a private Buenos Aires tour?</h3>

A city this large and diverse is best explored with someone who knows it inside and out. Your private guide makes every moment more personal, ensuring you experience Buenos Aires in a way that fits your interests.

- <b>A trusted local expert</b> : Your guide is more than just someone showing the way. Handpicked for their deep knowledge and passion, they provide historical background, personal insights, and local connections that bring each place to life.
- <b>Custom experiences</b> : The tour is adjusted to your pace, interests and preferences.
- <b> A smooth and relaxed experience</b> : Without the rush of a group tour, you have time to take in each moment, ask questions, and move at a comfortable pace. 
- Travel with peace of mind knowing that your tour is backed by <b>5-star reviews</b> from travellers like you.

<h3>Experience Buenos Aires your way </h3>
Buenos Aires has a rhythm all its own. The architecture of Recoleta, the football culture of La Boca, and the artistic energy of San Telmo all tell different parts of its story. Whether visiting museums, sitting in a historic café, or watching a tango performance, every part of the city adds something special to the experience.

Your private guide makes sure the details don’t get lost. The history, traditions, and everyday moments that make Buenos Aires unique become part of your journey, turning each stop into a lasting memory.

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View of "Plaza de Mayo" from up high. In this picture you can see "Casa Rosada" (Pink House), "Cabildo" and "Banco de la Nación" (National Bank).

"Catedral Metropolitana de Buenos Aires" (Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral) is Buenos Aires main Catholic church, inside of which you will find the Mausoleum of General San Martín.

Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral in 1871.

The typical colorful houses of Caminito, La Boca.

"El balcón de las pasiones" (balcony of passions, as they called it), it represents three passions of us the argentinians: music (Tango specifically) with the best Tango singer and writer Carlos Gardel, politics showing Evita (who fought for women and worker's rights along with his husband, the former president of Argentina Juan D. Perón) and soccer with the world's best soccer player in history Diego Maradona.

View of the Recoleta neighborhood from up high, in which we can see the building of the Law School of the Buenos Aires University and the Floralis Genérica, located in the middle of the United Nations Square.

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