Buenos Aires Private City Tour by Car with Hotel Pickup and Drop-off
by BsAs Travelers
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This six-hour private car tour in Buenos Aires provides a detailed look at the city's main historic and cultural sites along with some less-visited locations. The guide and driver are fully vaccinated. The tour begins with a stop at Plaza de Mayo, the political center of Argentina, where the guide explains the city’s history, economy, politics, and culture during a one-hour walk around the square. Next, the group visits Catedral Primada, the church where Pope Francis celebrated mass, and sees the Mausoleum of General San Martin inside. The itinerary continues with a 30-minute visit to La Recoleta Cemetery, an outdoor museum of sculptures and tombs including the grave of Evita Peron; admission tickets are not included and must be paid on site. There is also a stop at Teatro Colon, regarded as one of the world’s top opera houses. The tour passes through Puerto Madero, the newest district, where guests cross the Puente de la Mujer bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava. In La Boca, the former port area where tango originated 150 years ago, visitors spend 45 minutes viewing colorful houses and hearing stories of immigrants. San Telmo, the oldest neighborhood, offers a 45-minute visit to its antiques shops, bars, and food market. Other stops include the elegant Recoleta neighborhood with its French-style mansions, Palermo Chico where many embassies are located, and Bosques de Palermo, a large park area similar to Central Park. The tour also drives along Avenida 9 de Julio, the world’s widest avenue with 16 lanes, and stops at the Obelisco monument, built in 1936 to commemorate the city’s founding. Casa Rosada, the government house with Evita’s famous balcony, and the Piramide de Mayo at Plaza de Mayo are included. A brief visit to the Museo Nacional del Cabildo de Buenos Aires y de la Revolucion de Mayo, the old city hall, is part of the route. The entire tour is flexible and can be adjusted to visitor preferences. Included are private transportation, hotel or cruise terminal pickup and drop-off, luggage capacity for one suitcase and one carry-on per person, air conditioning in the vehicle, and a bilingual professional guide.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Plaza De Mayo
This square is the political center of Argentina. Visitors leave the vehicle and walk with the guide around the plaza for about one hour. The guide explains the history, economy, politics, and culture associated with this site.
60 min
Catedral Primada
The main church where Pope Francis used to celebrate mass. Inside, the guide shows the Mausoleum of General San Martin, Argentina's liberator. The visit lasts approximately 15 minutes.
15 min
La Recoleta Cemetery
A 30-minute visit to this outdoor cemetery known as an open-air art museum. It includes the tomb of Evita Peron. Admission tickets costing USD 12 per person are not included and must be paid at the entrance by credit or debit card.
30 min
Teatro Colon
The tour passes by Teatro Colon, considered one of the world's best opera houses.
La Boca
The old port area where tango music began around 150 years ago. Visitors spend 45 minutes here, seeing colorful houses and hearing stories about immigrants.
45 min
San Telmo
This is the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires, featuring antique shops, bars, and a bohemian atmosphere. The visit lasts 45 minutes and includes the Food Market.
45 min
Recoleta
A 30-minute visit to this elegant area known for its French-style mansions.
30 min
Puerto Madero
The newest district of the city, with a focus on women’s themes. The tour crosses the Puente de la Mujer bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava. The stop lasts 30 minutes.
30 min
Obelisco
A drive-by stop at the Obelisco monument, built in 1936 to commemorate Buenos Aires’ founding. It is a city icon.
Casa Rosada
A 15-minute stop at the government house, where visitors see the balcony from which Evita used to address the public.
15 min
Piramide de Mayo (May Pyramid)
A 15-minute visit to one of the landmarks in Plaza de Mayo. Around this monument, the mothers of people kidnapped illegally in the 1970s meet weekly, marking a difficult period in Argentina’s history.
15 min
Museo Nacional del Cabildo de Buenos Aires y de la Revolucion de Mayo
A brief 5-minute visit to the old City Hall building.
5 min
Palermo Chico
The tour passes through one of the city’s most exclusive neighborhoods, home to many embassies.
Bosques de Palermo
A drive-by through Palermo Forest, a 900-acre park area often compared to New York’s Central Park.
Avenida 9 De Julio
The tour passes along Avenida 9 de Julio, known as the widest avenue in the world with 16 lanes.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Buenos Aires Private City Tour by Car with Hotel Pickup and Drop-off
by BsAs Travelers
Choose from 2 available options
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.$500Overview
This six-hour private car tour in Buenos Aires provides a detailed look at the city's main historic and cultural sites along with some less-visited locations. The guide and driver are fully vaccinated. The tour begins with a stop at Plaza de Mayo, the political center of Argentina, where the guide explains the city’s history, economy, politics, and culture during a one-hour walk around the square. Next, the group visits Catedral Primada, the church where Pope Francis celebrated mass, and sees the Mausoleum of General San Martin inside. The itinerary continues with a 30-minute visit to La Recoleta Cemetery, an outdoor museum of sculptures and tombs including the grave of Evita Peron; admission tickets are not included and must be paid on site. There is also a stop at Teatro Colon, regarded as one of the world’s top opera houses. The tour passes through Puerto Madero, the newest district, where guests cross the Puente de la Mujer bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava. In La Boca, the former port area where tango originated 150 years ago, visitors spend 45 minutes viewing colorful houses and hearing stories of immigrants. San Telmo, the oldest neighborhood, offers a 45-minute visit to its antiques shops, bars, and food market. Other stops include the elegant Recoleta neighborhood with its French-style mansions, Palermo Chico where many embassies are located, and Bosques de Palermo, a large park area similar to Central Park. The tour also drives along Avenida 9 de Julio, the world’s widest avenue with 16 lanes, and stops at the Obelisco monument, built in 1936 to commemorate the city’s founding. Casa Rosada, the government house with Evita’s famous balcony, and the Piramide de Mayo at Plaza de Mayo are included. A brief visit to the Museo Nacional del Cabildo de Buenos Aires y de la Revolucion de Mayo, the old city hall, is part of the route. The entire tour is flexible and can be adjusted to visitor preferences. Included are private transportation, hotel or cruise terminal pickup and drop-off, luggage capacity for one suitcase and one carry-on per person, air conditioning in the vehicle, and a bilingual professional guide.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Plaza De Mayo
This square is the political center of Argentina. Visitors leave the vehicle and walk with the guide around the plaza for about one hour. The guide explains the history, economy, politics, and culture associated with this site.
60 min
Catedral Primada
The main church where Pope Francis used to celebrate mass. Inside, the guide shows the Mausoleum of General San Martin, Argentina's liberator. The visit lasts approximately 15 minutes.
15 min
La Recoleta Cemetery
A 30-minute visit to this outdoor cemetery known as an open-air art museum. It includes the tomb of Evita Peron. Admission tickets costing USD 12 per person are not included and must be paid at the entrance by credit or debit card.
30 min
Teatro Colon
The tour passes by Teatro Colon, considered one of the world's best opera houses.
La Boca
The old port area where tango music began around 150 years ago. Visitors spend 45 minutes here, seeing colorful houses and hearing stories about immigrants.
45 min
San Telmo
This is the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires, featuring antique shops, bars, and a bohemian atmosphere. The visit lasts 45 minutes and includes the Food Market.
45 min
Recoleta
A 30-minute visit to this elegant area known for its French-style mansions.
30 min
Puerto Madero
The newest district of the city, with a focus on women’s themes. The tour crosses the Puente de la Mujer bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava. The stop lasts 30 minutes.
30 min
Obelisco
A drive-by stop at the Obelisco monument, built in 1936 to commemorate Buenos Aires’ founding. It is a city icon.
Casa Rosada
A 15-minute stop at the government house, where visitors see the balcony from which Evita used to address the public.
15 min
Piramide de Mayo (May Pyramid)
A 15-minute visit to one of the landmarks in Plaza de Mayo. Around this monument, the mothers of people kidnapped illegally in the 1970s meet weekly, marking a difficult period in Argentina’s history.
15 min
Museo Nacional del Cabildo de Buenos Aires y de la Revolucion de Mayo
A brief 5-minute visit to the old City Hall building.
5 min
Palermo Chico
The tour passes through one of the city’s most exclusive neighborhoods, home to many embassies.
Bosques de Palermo
A drive-by through Palermo Forest, a 900-acre park area often compared to New York’s Central Park.
Avenida 9 De Julio
The tour passes along Avenida 9 de Julio, known as the widest avenue in the world with 16 lanes.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.