ARGENTINA
Argentina's classics.
The 10 historical tours worth your time in Argentina. The prices, the operators behind them, and what each day actually involves.
English guided entry to Córdoba’s Mezquita-Cathedral with skip-the-line ticket, audio receiver, and smart context in 1 hour.
“The Mosque Cathedral tour was excellent. With so much to see, the timing of this tour was just right. The combination of beauty, history, and culture was fantastic.”
Bento Gonçalves half-day: Epopeia Italiana, Garibaldi Winery, craft truffles, and the Maria Fumaça wine train with tastings.
“They really made an effort for me because I dont speak Portugese. And everything was arranged really well.”
A 2.5-hour English walking tour in Buenos Aires with Max, linking Eichmann, Nazi rallies, key attacks, and the Jewish community.
“Fantastic tour with Max he is really engaging and has done a lot of research on the subject.”
A 90-minute, 1 km Bariloche walk through German immigration, local institutions, and the Erich Priebke story, led in English and Spanish.
“The tour was great and super interesting, and the guide Diego was very knowledgeable and nice. Slightly too expensive in my opinion but it was great anyways!”
San Telmo history plus street food and drinks in a small group. Start with an aperitif, taste your way through the market, end with dessert.
“Denis is such a fantastic tour leader! He is fun, and funny, and is very knowledgable about the area and its history. Most importantly, he is a true foodie, and his passion for this made this tour really enjoyable. I had a really great time being introduced to the food culture in San Telmo.”
A 150-minute walking tour through La Boca’s art, immigration history, and football culture, with museum time and optional tastings.
“Fantastic historical tour of Boca with a wonderful guide Laura who was super friendly and very knowledgeable. Learned about the immigration to Buenos Aires, the artist and philanthropist Benito, wandered around the gorgeous colourful houses and shops and saw the Boca Juniors stadium. Great way to spend 2hrs!”
Small-group Recoleta Cemetery tour with English guide, Evita’s mausoleum, European-style mausoleums, and haunting stories in 2.5 hours.
“our tour guide was excellent. he was so knowledgeable and his English was excellent. we thoroughly enjoyed this tour and would recommend it to others!”
150-minute guided walk through Buenos Aires icons: Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Cabildo, Museums and more. Spanish guide, $20.
“Very knowledgeable guide. Great interesting interary. Good insights in the history of Buenos Aires.”
A compact El Calafate museum stop focused on 100 million years of Patagonia, from extinct dinosaur bones to glacier-era changes.
“It is about 7 blocks from Libertador Avenue and is a space, albeit small, full of history. I recommend reading more than the use of hearing aids.Auto-translated”
Small-group San Telmo walk with Miguel: tango spots, historic bars like Bar Nápoles, Eiffel market, and first-founding Lezama Park.
“Me encanto conocer San Telmo , sin prisas y con un guia amable y muy atento.”
