Argentina · WALKING TOURS IN BUENOS AIRES
The 15 best walking tours in Buenos Aires you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one got there on traveller numbers, so start there and work down.
Hop-on hop-off Buenos Aires bus with AC open-top views, multilingual audio, free tip-based walking tours, and discounts from $39.
“Easy to book online. Start walkable from my hotel. It was very hot on the bus, but there was a covered air-conditioned area at front of top deck. Took a really long time to do tour due to traffic.”
A 2-hour English guided walk through La Boca’s colorful conventillos, tango street culture, fileteado art, and finishes at La Bombonera.
“you can see Santiago is very proud of his job and the information eh provided was immense. he gave a wonderful tour with historical teachings”
La Boca walking tour in Buenos Aires for $13: Caminito immigrant housing, murals, the old port bridge, and a look at La Bombonera.
“Great tour, Santiago was super knowledgable and helpful, with lots of recs for food and also the safest way to walk back into town. Would recommend!”
A 2-hour guided walk through Buenos Aires Recoleta Cemetery with English storytelling and a stop at Eva Perón’s tomb, ticket tips included.
“Nice tour but could have been a bit shorter. 2 hours was a little too much in my opinion. Interesting history but too much standing around.”
Private 7 to 8 hour Buenos Aires walk with free pickup, custom pacing, and guided stops from San Telmo to Recoleta Cemetery.
“We covered a lot of territory at a very pleasant pace. Guide shared a nice variety of insights on history architecture and other topics. He also suggested slight deviations to the preplanned route that he thought might be of interest to us, and they were.”
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.”
A 2.5-hour English walking tour in Buenos Aires linking Nazi fugitives, Jewish community stories, and WWII-era sites in key neighborhoods.
“Excellent tour. The guide (Max)was very knowledgable and enthusiastic. He was very Well versed in the topic and encouraged participation in the discussions.i have hesitation in recommending this tour.”
A flexible private walking tour of Buenos Aires with a local guide, customized to your interests from 2 to 8 hours on foot.
“Emiliano was amazing. He’s not only greatly knowledgeable about history, economics, culture and hidden spots in Buenos Aires, and a great fantastic personality, but also possess PHD-level understanding of latest AI developments! You will enjoy his tour and he can customize it to your needs. I took 1-on-1 tour and I should have booked more than 2 hours”
A small-group Buenos Aires street art walk through Palermo and Coghlan with an expert guide’s stories, ending at an ice cream shop.
“We really enjoyed this tour, seeing street art and hearing about the area. Tonya was great! Great variety of art.”
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 private afternoon walk through Recoleta, mixing Evita at the cemetery, tango history at Palais de Glace, and art and architecture stops.
“Complete and interesting tour through Recoleta’s neighborhood with lots of fun facts and historical highlights of the cementery and other spots!”
Buenos Aires highlights small-group walk: San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Plaza de Mayo, Recoleta. Empanadas lunch plus optional rooftop.
“Saw many of the cultural and historical highlites of the city. Detailed explanations made what we were seeing clear.”
Private 3-hour Buenos Aires walk with a fluent English guide, from Calle Florida and Kavanagh to Recoleta and the cemetery.
“Buenos Aires is a big, exciting and walkable city. Take a doudle-decker bus tour on your first day. After that you need a professional guide to explore some important parts of this friendly city. Our guide, Martin, was one of them.”
Private 7-hour Buenos Aires neighborhoods walk with Recoleta Cemetery tickets included, plus guided stops in Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, and La Boca.
“Tracy is an absolute delight and a perfect person to take you around and teach you about Buenos Aires. While she is not a native Argentinian, she clearly has studied the land and its history to allow her to know more about the city and country than most who were born and raised there. Tracy was generous with her time before we left home to help us not only create a custom tour for our day with her, but also for where to go and what to see on our other days in the city. She clearly loves not only her adopted home, but also has an unbridled passion for…”
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