Attraction Tickets in The Pampas

Enjoy this sound and architecture tour inside Palacio Barolo. Views from the viewpoint will be accompanied by a cello performance followed by a wine tasting of the award winning wine "Beatice". Palacio Barolo illustrates and pays tribute to the Divine Comedy written by Dante Alighieri. This building shows a unique architectural style, mingling the neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic appearance followed by the dome, inspired in an original hindu design, which belongs to the region of Bhubaneshwar. It represents the tantric union between Dante and Beatrice, both protagonists of The Divine Comedy.

Explore the diverse ecosystems of Argentina at the Temaiken Biopark, located on the outskirts of Buenos Aires. See threatened species along with farm animals in carefully planned natural habitats that mimic the country's 'pampas,' mountains, and rivers. More than just a zoo, it's a great way to support wildlife conservation and teach kids about respecting nature "” all within easy reach of the city

The Teatro Colón is the leading opera house in Buenos Aires, as well as an architectural landmark, known for its remarkably restored 19th-century interiors. On this 1-hour guided tour, explore inside the legendary theater; see the magnificent Golden Hall, the Gallery of Busts, and the Main Foyer; and hear how iconic singers such as Maria Callas, Plácido Domingo, and Luciano Pavarotti have performed on its stage.

Enjoy a private bilingual tour of Palacio Barolo. Learn how this original building draws inspiration from Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy. Marvel at the way its architectural details represent the relationship between protagonists Dante and Beatrice. Over the course of this 1.5-hour tour, you'll discover the symbolism behind design choices, visit the old lighthouse for panoramic views, and see a typical 1920s workplace.

Piazzolla Tango takes place in A Belle Epoque theater carefully restored and a luxury salon with the perfect acoustic will make of your visit a memorable evening!

Experience Argentine soccer fever with this hour-long tour of The Museum of La Pasión Boquense, built in honor of team Boca Juniors. Listen to colorful stories about star players like Diego Maradona and explore the iconic stadium, affectionately called the "Bombonera" for its resemblance to a box of chocolates. You'll even get a glimpse of life in the cleats with a walk through the locker rooms and onto the field.

Enjoy a day of art and culture in Buenos Aires with admission to the MALBA museum. Explore Latin American art from the early 20th Century through the present. You'll see works by internationally acclaimed artists and discover those by lesser-known local talent. Come away from your visit with a deeper appreciation for the diversity of thought and creative expression in contemporary Latin America.

Pay tribute to the proud legacy and triumphant moments of one of Argentina's most celebrated athletic clubs with on a guided small-group tour of the River Plate Museum and Stadium in Buenos Aires. Trace the history of the Club Atl etico River Plate and its famous football team through multimedia exhibits featuring trophies, original uniforms, and other club memorabilia, and watch video of the most stunning goals and players in an immersive 360-degree theater.

The Parque de la Costa amusement park is a highly popular Buenos Aires attraction. Make the most of your visit by pre-booking your Gold Passport admission ticket. Your ticket includes access to all of the park's thrilling roller coasters, family rides, children's rides, and shows featuring the park's characters.

Esquina Homero Manzi has been declared a National Historic Site based on the contributions to Tango culture in Argentina. Some of the most iconic tango songs were created here. Homero Manzi a famous lyricist wrote the famous song called Sur in this venue in 1948.

Don't miss the opportunity to join this night tour through Palacio Barolo ending with the lightning of the lighthouse! Palacio Barolo illustrates and pays tribute to the Divine Comedy written by Dante Alighieri. This building shows a unique architectural style, mingling the neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic appearance followed by the dome, with its original hindu design, which belongs to the region of Bhubaneshwar. It represents the tantric union between Dante and Beatrice, both protagonists of The Divine Comedy.