Private Half-Day Tour of Buenos Aires

An icon of Buenos Aires, located in the United Nations Park

From Floraris Generica we will drive for about 20 minutes through Barrio Parque, a charming neighborhood with houses of different architectural styles. Then we will pass by the Planetarium and finally we will appreciate the Monumento a Los Españoles, a magnificent work located at the intersection of two important avenues.

You will appreciate one of the most beautiful rose gardens in the world. With your local guide, we will walk around the area, relaxing and enjoying the different views that can be seen from this green area. The rose garden is open from Tuesday to Sunday.

We will drive 15 minutes along this elegant avenue in Buenos Aires, enjoying its parks and buildings that surround it. We will pass by the "Monumento de los Españoles", the "Ecopark" and the "Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes" on our way to Recoleta.
There we will detour to see the "Floraris Generica" monument (mechanical flower) and the "Facultad de Derecho" of the University of Buenos Aires.

We will visit the Recoleta neighborhood, where we will take a short walk through its central park, being able to appreciate the Pilar Church, the gigantic and centuries-old trees (gomeros) and its traditional bars and avenues.
In this place you will find the famous Recoleta cemetery, its visit is optional and is not included in the tour, however, if you wish to do so you must pay the entrance fee on site and we will gladly guide you.

One of the most famous and elegant avenues in Buenos Aires with impressive French-style architecture. Driving time: 15 minutes

We will drive for about 20 minutes along the widest avenue in the world! Here, with your local guide, you will be able to observe the Teatro Colón building and the Obelisco de Buenos Aires, an iconic monument located in Plaza República.

With your guide you will discover why Plaza de Mayo is the political center of the city of Buenos Aires and of Argentina since colonial times. The square houses the “Cabildo”, the former city hall where the revolution began, and the “Casa Rosada”, the presidential house. The Buenos Aires Cathedral, which used to be Pope Francis’ church, is also located here.
Note: It is sometimes difficult to stop in this area due to the security measures of the presidential guard. If we can make it, a 20-minute stop is planned here; if not, we will simply drive around the place.

On our way to La Boca, we will drive 20 minutes through the Puerto Madero neighborhood. We will be able to appreciate "El Puente de La Mujer", its modern buildings and its parks.

The most traditional and bohemian neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Your local guide will tell you about the history behind the colorful houses, as well as the famous Caminito Street.

We will drive 15 minutes through the Barracas neighborhood where we will appreciate its park and the famous Orthodox Church.

Ending our tour, we will drive for about 20 minutes through one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city, famous for its Sunday market, antique shops and tango bars.