Argentina · SAN TELMO
Every itinerary has one free day too few. These 15 san telmo tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the fun part of planning.
Small-group San Telmo street food tour with Plaza Dorrego bars, Mercado tastings, Casa Minima classics, coffee, alfajor, and dulce de leche ice cream.
“Definitely show up with an empty stomach! We ate so much good stuff. Lucy the tour guide was amazing and super fun.”
Fast 4-hour Buenos Aires highlights tour with a guide, rides between neighborhoods, lunch, sweet stop at Rapanui, and an Obelisco photo.
“Fantastic tour. I felt like I saw a lot of the city and very varied sites. Our guide was wonderful and the street food awesome.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Buenos Aires’ San Telmo, mixing colonial landmarks, Mafalda street art, and food and Sunday fair markets.
“Our tour guide was really interesting and knowledgeable of the history. The time just flew by. Highly recommend this tour.”
Guided 2-hour walk in San Telmo with English guide, Mafalda and comics stops, Argentine flag history, Mercado bites, and Sunday feria energy.
“Fantastic tour through the chaotic Féria! Worth it to get an insider view of the San telmo market.”
A 3.5-hour San Telmo food and walking tour with drinks, market tastings, cobblestone stories, and a sweet Argentine dessert. Small group.
“Lola was lovely, so friendly, knowledgeable, engaging.. w has several stops with all good dishes.”
Pedal San Telmo, La Boca and Puerto Madero, then Plaza de Mayo with a bilingual guide on a 3-hour bike tour, helmet and water included.
“Great tour with a great guide ( Nestor ), he shared very interesting information, our kids ( 15,13 ) and us absolutely loved it, definitely recommend it.”
Taste San Telmo and Boca on a 2-3 hour BA Flavors tour with Mercado bites, wine and mate tastings, plus dulce de leche stops.
“Fred was a very knowledgeable and friendly tour guide. The food part of the tour was my favorite. I’m not really an antique connoisseur so going to the different stores to look at them wasn’t for me. Good price value for the tour.”
Walk San Telmo with a local guide, hit Plaza Dorrego, Lezama Park, Mercado San Telmo, and taste local food and craft beer for $52.
“Francisco was a great guide. Very knowledgeable and eager to inform and answer questions. Also very personable and patient. Great tour for those who like to immerse themselves in the local culture including art, food and architecture.”
San Telmo parrilla walking tour with Mercado visits, 3+ BBQ stops, wine and beer tastings, small group up to 12, $130.
“It was a very fun and enjoyable afternoon. It ended up just being my husband and I so we essentially had a private tour. We loved our tour guide - she took us to four different spots. We had lots of great food and drinks and it was fun exploring San Telmo, which we hadn’t previously seen yet. Would highly recommend to others!”
Discover San Telmo’s underground art galleries in 2 hours with tickets included, a small group of up to 12, and a finish near happy hour.
“A nice way to see San Telmo. All the galleries were amazing in different ways, and really enjoyed the building as much as the art.”
150-minute San Telmo walk with Miguel, tango spots, classic bars like Bar Nápoles, Gustave Eiffel market views, and street stories.
“Miguel was an excellent informative and knowledgeable guide and I enjoyed the tour. recommend for anyone who wants to know Bhenos Aires more intimately”
Small-group San Telmo walk plus wine tasting with a sommelier. See Cabildo, Plaza de Mayo and Mercado San Telmo in 2-3 hours.
“My guide was very nice and knowledgeable. The wine shop was very cozy but I just wish there was a little more variety with the tastings.”
A 4-hour private walking tour through Buenos Aires downtown, San Telmo, and La Boca, with a local guide and a coffee break.
“joaquin was great. Very knowledgeable about history, facts and present day issues for Buenos Aires. Great walk through the city.”
San Telmo Foodie Walk in Buenos Aires with guided tastings of mate, vermouth, empanadas, asado, dulce de leche, and market stops.
“We walked to many amazing locations to experience traditional foods. We had so much fun eating and talking together. Loved this excursion”
A small-group San Telmo and Caminito walking tour in Buenos Aires, with a mate ritual, bus ride, and colorful La Boca streets.
“Sebastian was patient to wait for us as we were held up on the road to the meeting point because of heavy traffic. We had a very nice memorable visit of San Telmo and Caminita from his excellent to the point explanation of the important features of these places.”
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