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Buenos Aires is a vibrant, contrasting metropolis, where European architecture coexists with the beating passion of tango and street life. The city serves as an excellent starting point for a variety of travel: from walks in colorful neighborhoods to day trips outside the city. There is always a route to the mood - cultural, gastronomic or active.
Historic walks reveal the multi-layered history of the capital, from the ancient streets of Montserrat and San Telmo to the majestic Plaza de Mayo and Plaza Congreso. The recoleta with its marble mausoleums and the atmosphere of the “city of angels” allows you to touch the past, and the literary traces of Julio Cortazar and the Jewish quarters tell about the diversity of residents and cultures that formed the city.
The nature around Buenos Aires offers other rhythms: the Tigre Delta with narrow canals and islets is an ideal place for a pleasure boat, and suburban ranches an hour away will give asados and horseback riding against the background of a wide pampa. Fans of outdoor activities will find here hiking routes, water walks and opportunities for photographing picturesque landscapes.
The formats of excursions are as flexible as possible: short three-hour reviews and rich eight-hour programs, walking tours in the center and road trips outside the city. Individual and group formats are available, and for those who prefer comfort and understanding, excursions in Russian and excursions with a Russian-speaking guide are offered, which will help to feel the city deeper and without language barriers.
Local guides do not just list the facts: they share personal stories about the life of the neighborhoods, recommend the best mate cafes and street food, help to hear the rhythm of tango and feel Argentine hospitality. Such a guide will turn the route into a live story filled with emotions and unexpected discoveries.
Choose your itinerary in Buenos Aires - a walking tour through the picturesque streets, an evening walk under the lights of the square or a trip to the Tigris and the ranch. Book the tour in advance to make the perfect program for the interests and pace of travel, and go to meet new experiences.
