Price

Until December 31, 2025:

• Regular from downtown area
  
  • Adult: US$ 33 per person.
  • Child (age 2 to 7): US$ 17 per person.
  • Infant (0 to 1 years): for free.
• Regular from Palermo
  • Adult: US$ 36 per person.
  • Child (age 2 to 7): US$ 18 per person.
  • Infant (0 to 1 years): for free.
• City tour + visit to Colón
  • Adult: US$ 69 per person.
  • Child (age 2 to 7): US$ 35 per person.
  • Infant (0 to 1 years): for free.

From January 1 to December 31, 2026:

• Regular from downtown area
  
  • Adult: US$ 37 per person.
  • Child (age 2 to 7): US$ 19 per person.
  • Infant (0 to 1 years): for free.
• Regular from Palermo
  • Adult: US$ 40 per person.
  • Child (age 2 to 7): US$ 20 per person.
  • Infant (0 to 1 years): for free.
• City tour + visit to Colón
  • Adult: US$ 76 per person.
  • Child (age 2 to 7): US$ 39 per person.
  • Infant (0 to 1 years): for free.

You will begin this Buenos Aires City Tour by visiting one of the true icons of the city and of Argentine history: Plaza de Mayo. Here you will get off the vehicle to hear the history of the quintessential meeting place for Argentinians. There you will be able to identify various buildings, such as the Casa Rosada, the Cabildo, and the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Next, you will pass through the San Telmo neighborhood, one of the oldest in the city, on your way to visit La Boca neighborhood. Known for being a working-class neighborhood and the founding home of the Boca Juniors soccer club, you will have the chance to walk the streets and immerse yourself in the life of a truly traditional Argentine neighborhood. You will also visit Caminito alley, a true open-air museum.

Afterwards, you will continue your journey through the Argentine capital, passing through the modern Puerto Madero, a renovated neighborhood home to the city's most modern buildings. You will also pass by the Teatro Colón, considered one of the five best theaters in the world for its incredible acoustics. After that, you will also pass through the Retiro neighborhood, home to its iconic English-designed train station and San Martín Square, surrounded by jacaranda trees.

Finally, you will visit the La Recoleta neighborhood, one of the city's most iconic neighborhoods, thanks to the type of buildings it preserves and the La Recoleta Cemetery, inaugurated in 1822, where important figures from Argentine history are buried.