Argentina · HISTORIC BUENOS AIRES WALKS
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There are 8 historic buenos aires walking tours in Argentina on this list. These 8 come first, with prices, durations and the differences that matter, so choosing takes minutes rather than an evening.
See Buenos Aires from the water on a Puerto Madero sunset cruise with an open bar, music, and a one hour pass by the busy port.
“It was very fun, a little bit slow at the beginning because you’re one hour stuck at harbor before leaving, the music is a bit loud but once you start everything is worth it, the views are amazing!!”
Cruise from Puerto Madero to Tigre, watch the Paraná Delta take over, hear stories via audio guide, then explore Tigre with free time.
“Only negative is that there's not enough time for everything. Otherwise excellent.”
2-hour English guided walk in San Telmo, Buenos Aires, with flag history, Mafalda, Mercado San Telmo and Sunday fair for $13.
“very knowledgeable and interesting trip. Group size too large for the narrow streets we bavigated”
A 3.5-hour San Telmo food and history walk with street food, drinks, market tastings, and a guide who connects it all.
“The tour with Lucia was great. We had lots of good food and were very full when the tour ended.”
Bike through San Telmo and La Boca, then Puerto Madero, the Ecological Reserve, and Plaza de Mayo, with a bilingual guide for $45.
“Great tour with a great guide ( Nestor ), he shared very interesting information, our kids ( 15,13 ) and us absolutely loved it, definitely recommend it.”
Taste Buenos Aires in San Telmo and Boca on a 2-3 hour BA Flavors tour with Mercado bites, wine, mate, and dulce de leche.
“Food portion was varied and nice - enjoyed seeing parts of BA we haven’t explored before. We’re not shoppers at all and would have preferred skipping high sell spots. Fred was lovely and very professional with the redirect back to food tour. I’d specify your interests up front or when booking to ensure your tour meets your goals.”
San Telmo tasting walk with a local guide. Plaza Dorrego, Parque Lezama, Mercado San Telmo, Mafalda, plus optional El Zanjón entry.
“Sebastian did a wonderful job of showing us around San Telmo and explaining about the area. Especially enjoyed the empanadas at the lively San Telmo Market, and seeing the streets full of people shopping on Sunday, along Calle Defensa. Sebastian made the experience comfortable, like a good friend showing us San Telmo. This area is definitely worth a visit!”
A 3-hour, tip-based walking tour through Recoleta and Retiro’s palaces and parks, with a Colón area start and a terrace view.
“Walking was a little rough for a couple old folks, but we saw so much up close. The explanations were great by Maria, and her English was mostly easy to follow. Thankful for the bathroom break. Luckily for us, we are staying very close to the Cemetery, so was just a short walk to return “home” at end of tour.”
