Walking Tours in Argentina

See the highlights of Buenos Aires' famous sights on this 3.5-hour guided walking tour. Stop at Palacio Barolo, Plaza Congreso, Teatro Colón and Cafe Tortoni while learning the social-political history of these city landmarks from your guide. You're accompanied by taxi to historical La Boca to view a sidewalk tango show and be treated to a cup of coffee at an outdoor cafe. Enjoy personalized attention on this small-group tour limited to six people.

Lose yourself in the Patagonian landscape of Tierra del Fuego during this 6-hour guided trekking tour from Ushuaia. Follow your hiking guide on a 4-hour round-trip trek to the Emerald Lagoon, observing native plants and animals on the way. Lunch, use of waterproof boots, and round-trip transportation from select Ushuaia hotels included.

See a colorful side of porteño culture with this 3-hour walking tour of La Boca. Take pictures of the brightly painted houses, learn about La Boca's immigrant past, and hear about the birth of Tango in this vibrant area. Get a taste of soccer fever with a visit to the Bombonera stadium, home to one of Argentina's most important teams, Boca Juniors.

Experience the grandeur and sophistication of Recoleta's architecture on this 2.5-hour afternoon walking tour. Visit Palais de Glace, Pilar Basilica and Evita Peron's mausoleum among many other fascinating sites at Recoleta Cemetery. Learn about the Spanish, British Italian and French influences in this iconic Buenos Aires neighborhood during a 2-mile (3.2-km) circuit led by an informative guide.

Stroll through history during a 2-hour walking tour of Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires. Learn about the square's important and tumultuous history through your guide's insightful commentary.

Immerse yourself in the world of tango on this 3.5-hour tour and enjoy a quintessential Buenos Aires experience. Start by enjoying an afternoon snack at the legendary Caf e de los Angelitos, following in the footsteps of tango icon Carlos Gardel, then learn the history of Argentina's famous dance at the Carlos Gardel Museum. Put on your dancing shoes for a fun 'milonga' tango class at the La Catedral Club.

Get a comprehensive tour of Buenos Aires on this 6-hour guided walking tour. Visit more than 75 landmarks and important features like Plaza de Mayo and Casa Rosada, and stroll through neighborhoods including San Telmo, Palermo and Recoleta. This sightseeing tour with an informative guide is designed for those who have limited time or just want to see everything in the capital city at once.

Get acquainted with the cultural treasures of Buenos Aires on a 2.5-hour walking tour of the Argentinian capital. With a small-group and guide, you'll listen to commentary abundant with history and see major landmarks such as Plaza de Mayo and Colon Theatre (Teatro Colón). Admire the rose-tinted hue of Casa Rosada - Argentina's presidential palace, absorb the lively atmosphere of Avenida 9 De Julio and gaze at the pointed tip of The Obelisk. On this small-group tour, limited to 15 people, you'll receive personalized attention from your guide.

Discover the many faces of Buenos Aires on this comprehensive 6-hour city walking tour, ideal for first-time visitors. Stroll down the grand 9 de Julio Avenue, admire the landmark Obelisk and Palacio de Tribunales, and visit the bustling Plaza de Mayo, home to the Casa Rosada and Metropolitan Cathedral. Explore the tango venues and lively street market of San Telmo, the modern Puerto Madero district and La Boca, famous for its football stadium and colorfully painted houses, then tour the grandiose Recoleta Cemetery, the resting place of Eva Peron (Evita).

Get an inside look at Argentina's most famous graveyard with a tour of Recoleta Cemetery. Follow a guide through the maze of elaborate tombs and headstones to see the final resting places of famous artists, former presidents, and legendary first lady Eva Duarte de Perón. With included hotel pickup and a coffee break at a historic cafe, it's a great way to the most out of a visit to this hallowed Buenos Aires landmark.

Hike to the Emerald Lagoon and the Albino Eye Glacier with an outdoors guide during this 10-hour excursion from Ushuaia. See local plants and animals and learn about the region during this challenging 12.5-mile (20-km) hike, suitable for those in good physical condition. Boxed lunch, use of waterproof Wellingtons and crampons, and round-trip transportation from select Ushuaia hotels provided.

Enhance your experience of Recoleta, indisputably Buenos Aires' most aristocratic neighborhood, on a 2-hour walking tour. Visit the tomb of former first lady, Eva Perón (Evita), in Recoleta Cemetery, home to more than 6,400 extravagant mausoleums, and admire Belle Epoque buildings such as Palais de Glace and the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes.

Enhance your experience of Buenos Aires, known as the Paris of South America, on a private 6-hour walking tour of Argentina's capital. With a personal guide and depending on your interests, you'll explore history-rich enclaves such as Recoleta and Plaza de Mayo, the vibrant neighborhood of La Boca, or Caminito, the reputed birthplace of tango. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Buenos Aires are included.

Journey from colonial times to present-day with this 3-hour walking tour of historic Buenos Aires - an ideal introduction to the capital for first-time visitors. Stand before the grand Metropolitan Cathedral on Plaza de Mayo; see the Casa Rosada, where Evita famously addressed the people from the balcony; and stroll along Calle Florida, where the historic buildings have been transformed into designer boutiques. There's also time to explore the lively San Telmo market and see the modern riverfront district of Puerto Madero.

Follow in Eva "Evita" Peron's footsteps on this half-day coach and walking tour of Buenos Aires. The first lady of Argentina for the better part of a decade, she won the public's hearts during her husband's presidency and continues to be a symbol of Buenos Aires. Evita has two museums that display her memorabilia and is interred at the famous Recoleta Cemetery. Learn about Argentina's history, culture, and politics through the lens of the fascinating Evita Perone.

The rugged peaks, glittering lakes and Andean-Patagonian forests of the Tierra del Fuego National Park stretch over the border of Chile in southwest Argentina. On this tour, benefit from a small group size, ensuring a more personalized experience and make plenty of stops to admire the views and enjoy short hikes, visiting natural wonders including Ensenada Bay, Lake Roca, and Lapataia Bay.

Experience Buenos Aires' thriving nightlife on this 4-hour tour with a private guide, including dinner. Navigate the city like a 'porteño,' a Buenos Aires local, starting with an Argentine feast. Walk off your meal through the lively streets of neighborhoods like San Telmo, Recoleta or Palermo after nightfall. Stop for a nightcap, ice cream or tea with at a cafe frequented by the locals.

Experience the passion and history of tango on this 3-hour walking tour of Buenos Aires' tango venues and other hot spots. Learn where tango started and how it has evolved, watch couples practice to traditional Argentine tango music and try a few steps yourself. Guided by a seasoned tango dancer and expert guide, you'll visit some 'milongas' and other historical tango venues in the city where this dynamic dance was born.

Discover friendly, fascinating Buenos Aires on foot during this 2-mile (3.2-km) walking tour of Argentina's capital city. This morning walking tour lets you experience the history, customs and culture of Argentina. Follow your local guide to the city's iconic buildings and monuments during this educational morning excursion that includes the intriguing neighborhoods of Recoleta and Barrio Norte.

Stroll through Recoleta and taste local delicacies on this 3-hour food and walking tour. With your local guide, walk through the tony neighborhood's mansions and upscale restaurants. Taste the top 5 cuts of famous Argentine beef, sip a glass of local Malbec and try some other traditional appetizers. Learn about the neighborhood's history as a respite and meeting place for artists, politicians and writers. Ask for a crash course in Spanish from your guide if you want to learn some phrases to help you get around the city.