- Half-Day City Tour of Buenos Aires
Start your day with a 5-hour walking tour of Buenos Aires, beginning with a pick-up from your hotel in the morning. Depending on your location and personal interests, you can choose to explore either the Northern or Southern parts of the city.
During this half-day tour, you’ll visit Buenos Aires’ historic and political center, including Plaza de Mayo and the Pink House, the official presidential residence. The Southern route takes you to San Telmo, the city’s oldest residential neighborhood, and La Boca, known for its vibrant colors and tango culture. Stroll down Caminito Street, where you might even dance with the locals!
If you choose to explore the Northern area, you’ll visit Recoleta, a chic and aristocratic neighborhood reminiscent of why Buenos Aires is often called the “Paris of the South.” Highlights include the remarkable architecture of the Recoleta Cemetery, the cozy La Biela café, and the National Museum of Fine Arts.
No matter how much you’ve read about the city, there’s always something new to learn on a walking tour, from the guided information to the spontaneous conversations with your guide or local residents. After the tour, you’ll be escorted back to your hotel.
In the evening, we’ll pick you up from your hotel for an unforgettable night of tango. Tango is more than just Argentina’s national dance; it’s a reflection of the country’s immigrant roots, local artistry, and passion. You’ll experience a 3-hour professional tango performance, featuring local dancers and musicians, in an elegant and captivating venue that will transport you back in time to the days when tango first took hold in Buenos Aires.
This mesmerizing show is paired with a gourmet dinner featuring both Argentine and international cuisine, accompanied by a selection of beverages, including the renowned Malbec wine. At the end of the evening, around midnight, you’ll be returned to your hotel, having immersed yourself in the bohemian spirit of Buenos Aires.
- Say Hueque Tips: What You Need to Know About Tango Culture in Buenos Aires
Tango is an essential cultural experience in Argentina, deeply ingrained in the local spirit. Curious about where the locals go to dance? Buenos Aires is home to numerous dance halls, or “milongas.” Popular options include La Viruta, which is great for beginners, and Salon Canning, which caters to more advanced dancers, both located in the Palermo neighborhood. Tango has also evolved in recent years to include LGBT-friendly milongas, promoting a more inclusive experience.