Argentina · LA BOCA AND CAMINITO TOURS
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Caminito is three painted blocks with a serious neighbourhood around it, which is why a guide matters more here than anywhere else in Buenos Aires. These 9 walks cover the port history, the conventillos, the Bombonera on match days, and where it is sensible to stop. Durations, group sizes and prices below.
A 2-hour English walk through La Boca’s colorful houses, tango streets, and fileteado art, ending outside La Bombonera.
“Amazing tour of La Boca with our brilliant guide, Maru. Her insights into the history of the area were fascinating and made visiting La Boca even more special. Incredible value for money and a must do in La Boca!”
Boca Juniors Museum and La Bombonera visit with interactive exhibits and optional guided tour plus stands access. $38 per person.
“In Spanish and very quick experience but the tour guide did speak a little English It was nice to see the bomberena in person”
45-minute boat ride from Puerto Madero to La Boca on the Río de la Plata, with multilingual audio and photo stops near Caminito.
“muy buena siempre la utilizó cuando viajo a otro país, lo recomiendo👍”
Half-day Boca and River Plate stadium museum tour in Buenos Aires, with Maradona stories, trophies, jerseys, shops, and hotel pickup.
“The tour was excellent!!! Our tour guide Fabian was very knowledgeable, attentive and funny. He made sure everyone was getting the information and all questions were answered. The chofer Danny was also great. I highly recommend this tour!”
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.”
Football history and stadium access in Buenos Aires, with interactive Boca and River museum stops plus field photo time at El Monumental.
“Quiero agradecer a Ariel, nuestro guía quien se portó maravillosamente! FELICITACIONES¡! Solo una pena que el Estadio de la Boca no se pueda entrar a su cancha.”
Social-history walk in Buenos Aires La Boca: Caminito, street art, bakery pastries, and a finish by La Bombonera in 2 hours.
“We learned so much from Nico about the La Boca neighborhood and its people. He showed us and gave us information that went beyond the basic tourist information. I enjoyed seeing and learning about the local artwork and trying local pastries.”
Walk through La Boca’s art, immigration roots, and football culture, with a guided stop at La Bombonera and Quinquela’s museums.
“Definitely a five star experience. Francisco , our guide, was very knowledgeable in the history of Boca and all of Argentina. His delivery and timing of the information was well timed and he kept us very engaged.”
Pedal through San Telmo, La Boca, Caminito, Puerto Madero, and Plaza de Mayo with great guides, photo stops, and bike lanes.
“Great way to see La Boca and surrounding areas! Very informative. Guide was flexible and willing to adjust tour as needed if you wanted to stay longer at certain stops.”
