Buenos Aires 4-Hour Private Customized City Tour With Local Guide
by Enjoy BA Tours
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This 4-hour private customized city tour in Buenos Aires includes a local guide and private transportation with air conditioning. The itinerary can be adjusted to fit individual interests. The tour begins with a 30-minute visit to the Main Cathedral, where Pope Francis once served as Archbishop, featuring art, monuments, statues, and stained glass windows. Next is a 15-minute stop at the Mausoleo del General Jose de San Martin, honoring Argentina’s main war hero who helped secure independence for Argentina, Chile, and Peru, with guards and statues of generals. The tour continues with a 45-minute visit to Plaza De Mayo, the city’s central square, known for its European-style architecture, historical statues including the May Pyramid and General Belgrano, and memorials related to the dictatorship and the COVID-19 pandemic. A 30-minute stop follows at Cueros Antilope, a major leather factory offering a wide range of leather goods such as jackets, purses, belts, and wallets, with free access to bathrooms and water. The tour also covers the San Telmo neighborhood, known for its antique shops, street art, cobblestone streets, churches, flea market, and tango venues. Parque Lezama is visited for its unique hilly terrain and old trees. At Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera), there is a 20-minute stop to explore the stadium surroundings, souvenir shops, and hear stories about soccer and Maradona. The tour includes a one-hour walk through Caminito Street in the Boca neighborhood, a major tourist attraction where tango originated, with souvenir shops, free tastings of local products such as wines, mate, caramel, and alfajores, and a tango show. Finally, there is a 30-minute stop at El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookstore, housed in a former theater with impressive architecture and a coffee shop. Snacks and alcoholic beverages are provided during the tour. The private vehicles are modern and comfortable. The guide offers advice on local restaurants, shows, and other tours, and the stops and duration can be customized to suit preferences.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Main Cathedral
The Main Cathedral in Buenos Aires where Pope Francis served as Archbishop before becoming Pope. The site features various artworks, monuments, statues, depictions of virgins, and stained glass windows. The visit lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
Mausoleo del General Jose de San Martin
This mausoleum honors General Jose de San Martin, a key figure in Argentina's independence as well as Chile and Peru. The site includes guards and statues of other generals. The stop is approximately 15 minutes.
15 min
Plaza De Mayo
Buenos Aires’ main square known for its European-style architecture. Features include statues such as the May Pyramid and General Belgrano, historical references to the dictatorship period, the grandmother of May Square, and a COVID-19 memorial. The square also highlights the first bank branches and franchises. The visit lasts about 45 minutes.
45 min
Cueros Antilope
A leading leather factory in Buenos Aires producing a variety of leather products including jackets, purses, belts, and wallets. Leather is a traditional Argentine product. Facilities include bathrooms and free water. The factory offers competitive prices and currency exchange. The stop is about 30 minutes.
30 min
San Telmo
A neighborhood featuring antique stores, graffiti art, cobblestone streets, churches, a school, a flea market, the first female jail in the city, and a public school. The area includes statues and murals related to comics and several tango show venues.
Parque Lezama
The only park in Buenos Aires with uneven terrain and hills, surrounded by old trees. It serves as a green area with unique landscape features compared to other flat city squares.
Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera)
The area around Boca Juniors' stadium, known as La Bombonera, includes souvenir shops and stories focused on soccer history and the famous player Maradona. Visitors spend about 20 minutes here.
20 min
Caminito
A street and neighborhood in Boca famous as a major tourist attraction and the birthplace of tango. The walking visit lasts about an hour and includes souvenir shops, plus free tastings of local products such as wines, mate, caramel, and alfajores. A tango show is included.
60 min
El Ateneo Grand Splendid
A bookstore located in a former theater, described by National Geographic as the "Most Beautiful Bookstore in the World." Notable for its architectural features including fancy roofs and a coffee shop. The visit is 30 minutes.
30 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Buenos Aires 4-Hour Private Customized City Tour With Local Guide
by Enjoy BA Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$95Overview
This 4-hour private customized city tour in Buenos Aires includes a local guide and private transportation with air conditioning. The itinerary can be adjusted to fit individual interests. The tour begins with a 30-minute visit to the Main Cathedral, where Pope Francis once served as Archbishop, featuring art, monuments, statues, and stained glass windows. Next is a 15-minute stop at the Mausoleo del General Jose de San Martin, honoring Argentina’s main war hero who helped secure independence for Argentina, Chile, and Peru, with guards and statues of generals. The tour continues with a 45-minute visit to Plaza De Mayo, the city’s central square, known for its European-style architecture, historical statues including the May Pyramid and General Belgrano, and memorials related to the dictatorship and the COVID-19 pandemic. A 30-minute stop follows at Cueros Antilope, a major leather factory offering a wide range of leather goods such as jackets, purses, belts, and wallets, with free access to bathrooms and water. The tour also covers the San Telmo neighborhood, known for its antique shops, street art, cobblestone streets, churches, flea market, and tango venues. Parque Lezama is visited for its unique hilly terrain and old trees. At Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera), there is a 20-minute stop to explore the stadium surroundings, souvenir shops, and hear stories about soccer and Maradona. The tour includes a one-hour walk through Caminito Street in the Boca neighborhood, a major tourist attraction where tango originated, with souvenir shops, free tastings of local products such as wines, mate, caramel, and alfajores, and a tango show. Finally, there is a 30-minute stop at El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookstore, housed in a former theater with impressive architecture and a coffee shop. Snacks and alcoholic beverages are provided during the tour. The private vehicles are modern and comfortable. The guide offers advice on local restaurants, shows, and other tours, and the stops and duration can be customized to suit preferences.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Main Cathedral
The Main Cathedral in Buenos Aires where Pope Francis served as Archbishop before becoming Pope. The site features various artworks, monuments, statues, depictions of virgins, and stained glass windows. The visit lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
Mausoleo del General Jose de San Martin
This mausoleum honors General Jose de San Martin, a key figure in Argentina's independence as well as Chile and Peru. The site includes guards and statues of other generals. The stop is approximately 15 minutes.
15 min
Plaza De Mayo
Buenos Aires’ main square known for its European-style architecture. Features include statues such as the May Pyramid and General Belgrano, historical references to the dictatorship period, the grandmother of May Square, and a COVID-19 memorial. The square also highlights the first bank branches and franchises. The visit lasts about 45 minutes.
45 min
Cueros Antilope
A leading leather factory in Buenos Aires producing a variety of leather products including jackets, purses, belts, and wallets. Leather is a traditional Argentine product. Facilities include bathrooms and free water. The factory offers competitive prices and currency exchange. The stop is about 30 minutes.
30 min
San Telmo
A neighborhood featuring antique stores, graffiti art, cobblestone streets, churches, a school, a flea market, the first female jail in the city, and a public school. The area includes statues and murals related to comics and several tango show venues.
Parque Lezama
The only park in Buenos Aires with uneven terrain and hills, surrounded by old trees. It serves as a green area with unique landscape features compared to other flat city squares.
Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera)
The area around Boca Juniors' stadium, known as La Bombonera, includes souvenir shops and stories focused on soccer history and the famous player Maradona. Visitors spend about 20 minutes here.
20 min
Caminito
A street and neighborhood in Boca famous as a major tourist attraction and the birthplace of tango. The walking visit lasts about an hour and includes souvenir shops, plus free tastings of local products such as wines, mate, caramel, and alfajores. A tango show is included.
60 min
El Ateneo Grand Splendid
A bookstore located in a former theater, described by National Geographic as the "Most Beautiful Bookstore in the World." Notable for its architectural features including fancy roofs and a coffee shop. The visit is 30 minutes.
30 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.