Buenos Aires - Full Day Private City Tour

We will appreciate one of the most beautiful rose’s gardens of the world. With your local guide we will walk in the area, relaxing and enjoying the different views that can be seen from this green area.
Rose garden is open Tuesday through Sundays.

An iconic building of BA with a huge racetrack that reflects the passion of horses that Argentina has.

This artificial lake inside a huge green area of Buenos Aires city was the place where the youth Olympic games was held.

Football and Argentina are synonyms. With your local guide you will be introduced in this atmosphere when passing in front of the place where Argentina won its first world cup in the 1978-

We will stop in the “Parque de La Memoria” so as to take a look at the River Plate (widest river in the world), the city skyline and to get in touch with the history behind the park.
The park, which translation will be “Memory Park” is dedicated to the victims that disappeared during the military dictatorship that took place in Argentina from 1976 to 1983

We will follow the north coastline of the River Plate

We will drive next to this amaizing building that looks like a spaceship landed in the middle of the park.

We wil be able to appreciate the biggest Japanese garden out from Japan.

We will visit the world famous Recoleta cemetery. Here your local guide will take you through the history, architecture and stories that lie behind the walls…

Entrance to the cemetery is not included in tour price and must be paid with c card at the cemetery.

One of the most famous and fanciest avenues of Buenos Aires with outstanding French style architecture-

San Martin Sq. is the heart of the Retiro neighborhood. Here together with your local guide will show you some amazing building that are part of the heritage of the city (Foreign affairs office, Kavanagh building, National Park administration building and Military club). Also you will see the ending of the famous Florida street.

The widest avenue in the world according to the Argentineans, so I agree with it! Here with your local guide you will be able to look at the Colon Theatre building and the Obelisk of Buenos Aires, an iconic monument placed in the Republica Sq.

With your guide you will discover why Plaza de Mayo is the political center of Buenos Aires city and of Argentina since the colonial times.
The square holds the “Cabildo”, the old times townhold in which the revolution started, and the “Casa Rosada” the presidential house.
The Cathedral of Buenos Aires which used to be Pope Francis’ church is also located here.
Note. Sometimes is difficult to stop in this area due to security measures from the Presidential guard.
If we are able to do it a stop of 20 minutes is planned here, if not we will just drive through it.

The newest neighborhood of Buenos Aires, with modern buildings, parks and plenty of bars and restaurants. With your guide you will be drive through it while having ad explanation on how it developed

The most traditional and bohemian neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Your local guide will tell you about the history that lies under the colorful houses as well as the famous Caminito Street.

One of the oldest neighborhoods of the city that is famous for its Sunday market and the Tango places and bars.

The Congress is a magnificent building place in front of a beautiful park area that is surrounded by iconic buildings of Buenos Aires such as Palacio Barolo and Confiteria El Molino.

One of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. A worthy stop to take some pictures and admire the architecture.

The so-called Palacio de las Aguas (Water Palace) used to be the water plant of the year 1887, and astonishing building that you will never guess that was used for water treatment and distribution. With your guide you will find why is it located there and why is it so fancy.