ARGENTINA
Argentina's classics.
The 10 tickets tours worth your time in Argentina. The prices, the operators behind them, and what each day actually involves.
Step into the Boca Juniors Museum and La Bombonera stadium in Buenos Aires with Express self-guided access or a Full Spanish tour.
“Great experience. This ticket did not allow me to go on the guided tour with the tour guide to different stands and the changing rooms - I paid around $5 more at the desk to include this also.”
Tour Almódovar Castle near Córdoba with self-guided entry, tower-and-wall history in 7 languages, big panoramas, and a Game of Thrones filming spot.
“Great palace to visit, fantastic view, a little bit far though. Keep in mind that the palace closes at 3:30 pm sharp. So give yourself around 1.5 hours before closing (around 2:00 pm). If you arrive around 2:30 pm for example, the palace might be already closed”
Skip-the-line tango at Teatro Astor Piazzolla with live music, optional three-course dinner and wine, and easy transfer add-ons.
“Excellent service, some choice in menu, performers and musiciens are excellent, well worth the price”
Small-group Brazilian Side of Iguazu with skip-the-line tickets, Panoramic Elevator views, and time at Devil’s Throat. $67, 4–5 hours.
“Everything went very smoothly - van was on time, Angela (the guide) was nice and explained everything about the waterfalls and the rain forest, and the waterfalls are absolutely amazing.”
English guided entry to Córdoba’s Mezquita-Cathedral with skip-the-line ticket, audio receiver, and smart context in 1 hour.
“Great small tour. Very informative. Absolute must see in the city. She was very attentive to us and gave us a a lot of info.”
Guided small-group tour from Puerto Iguazu to Argentinian Iguazu Falls, featuring Devil’s Throat views, two circuits, and park train rides.
“We did the day tour with max 15 people, was great day, must do, well run.”
Intensive Cordoba monuments tour in English with skip-the-line tickets, audio receivers, and key stops including the Synagogue and Mezquita.
“Fantastic tour with so much history. Enjoyed that when the tour ended we were able to say in the catherldral to explore more on our own. Absolutely beautiful!”
Official guided visit to Buenos Aires Teatro Colón with Golden Hall, Foyer and Bust Gallery. E-ticket required. Book early.
“Great tour in a truly stunning theater. If you want to catch the English tour, be sure to sign up ahead of time - tickets are harder to get. What is a special treat is being able to sit in a box seat and check out the view. So glad I attended the tour -…”
Skip-the-line Tango Porteño show-only ticket in Buenos Aires: live orchestra, pro dancers, and classic venue near the Obelisk. Drinks cost extra.
“It’s a good show and enjoyable. All ages enjoy it. We did not try the food, but it looked good! About 2 hours long.”
Skip the line at Palacio Barolo for a bilingual 90-minute guided tour, including a lighthouse climb and 360-degree Buenos Aires views.
“Everything was excellent! Very interesting and a lot of fun. The guide also helped me to took a taxe-very kind and friendly ❤️❤️❤️”
