ARGENTINA
Argentina's classics.
The 10 walking tours worth your time in Argentina. The prices, the operators behind them, and what each day actually involves.
Hop-on hop-off bus in Buenos Aires with an air-conditioned double-decker ride, multilingual audio, optional walking tours, and discounts across the city.
“Fantastic way to see BA!! Great way to spent the day seeing all the city has to offer while taking in the history.”
A 2-hour English walk in La Boca with tango street life, fileteado art, and Boca Juniors history by La Bombonera.
“Our guide Santiago was brilliant. He was full of knowledge and really cared about keeping his group safe! I 100% recommend him. The list of recommendations at the end of the tour was also really appreciated.”
Cordoba monuments in 3–3.5 hours: Alcázar gardens, Judería and Synagogue, then the Mezquita-Cathedral with skip-the-line tickets.
“Well worth it. Lots of information, Angel knew lots of details and his English was clear. HIghly recommendation!”
A 2.5-hour English walking tour in Buenos Aires with Max, linking Eichmann, Nazi rallies, key attacks, and the Jewish community.
“Max was such an amazing host. I would never expect that this would be one of the top three best experiences I had in Buenos Aires. Max knows what he’s talking about and is very concerned about the source of every information he gives us. He’s also humble enough to admit when he doesn’t know…”
A 90-minute, 1 km Bariloche walk through German immigration, local institutions, and the Erich Priebke story, led in English and Spanish.
“A very informative 90 minutes made enjoyable & entertaining by Diego our guide. He was detailed without being overly so, answering questions as we went along and kept things moving with frequent changes of location to explain the overall story in a joined up and engaging way - a real skill. Would recommend !”
A customizable private walking tour in Buenos Aires with a local guide, perfect for fitting major sights and hidden spots into 2–8 hours.
“We had a fantastic time with Emiliano, very educational and a nice mix of history, culture and Argentinean life!”
Córdoba La Antigua free walking tour covers 400-year-old sights with a live English/Spanish guide. Meet at Plaza San Martín, end at Patio Olmos.
“Amazing. Tomy was funny, knowledgeable and very entertaining!!”
A 2-hour guided walk through Buenos Aires’ San Telmo with colonial sights, Mafalda and Clemente stops, and Mercado San Telmo plus Sunday fair.
“very knowledgeable and interesting trip. Group size too large for the narrow streets we bavigated”
Buenos Aires walking tour with a local guide, buses and subway, empanada lunch, and optional Palacio Barolo rooftop cocktail.
“A lot of history and information was shared by Denise in our tour. It was easy and fun. Walking is a great way to discover hidden alleyways and gems in the city”
Guided walk on Martillo Island near Ushuaia to see penguins up close, with transport, navigation, and added ranch/museum stops.
“Long excursion with no provided water, food or paid admissions. Unbelievably expensive! Best part was walking with the penguins. Time with penguins was a very short portion of the excursion.”
