• Plaza de Mayo - This site is central to the nation’s key political events and marks the Second Foundation of Buenos Aires (1580). It features the city’s oldest monument, the Pyramid of May (1811).
• San Telmo - Known for its vibrant artistic community, San Telmo is bustling with artists and youth. It offers tango performances, antique shops, bars, cafes, and hosts the city’s renowned Antique Fair every Sunday.
• La Boca - This area flourished in the 1800s due to its port, leading to the residents of Buenos Aires being called “porteños,” a term still used today.
• Caminito - Famous for its bright colors, this block is a highlight of the neighborhood, featuring an art fair and street tango performances on weekends.
• Puerto Madero - Once abandoned, the docks underwent a significant transformation in the 1990s, becoming modern structures that are now a major city attraction.
• Cementerio de la Recoleta - Renowned for its museums, cemetery, and stunning French-style architecture, this is the city’s most prestigious neighborhood.
• Estacion fluvial Domingo Faustino Sarmiento - Enjoy a relaxing 60-minute boat cruise through the scenic delta from this station.
• Paseo Victorica - This coastal walk along Victorica Avenue follows the Luján River, leading to the elegant gardens surrounding the Tigre Deliberative Council and the Tigre Art Museum.
• Puerto de Frutos - Located on the Luján River in Tigre, this small pier is adjacent to a fruit market. Its name hails from the mid-20th century when fruit from the Paraná Delta was unloaded here for sale in Buenos Aires.

• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance to cemetery
• 1.5-hour boat ride

• Gratuities

Your journey begins in the historic Plaza de Mayo, where you can admire the iconic Casa Rosada, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Cabildo. Venture into the bohemian neighborhood of San Telmo, renowned for its cobblestone streets, antique shops, and street performers. Next, visit the picturesque district of La Boca, famous for its colored houses, and Caminito Street, a hub of tango and art. Continue your exploration in the neighborhood of Recoleta, home to the Recoleta Cemetery, where you can marvel at the ornate mausoleums and visit the grave of the iconic Eva Perón. Head to Tigre town, and you’ll embark on a Delta navigation, cruising through the serene waterways lined with lush greenery and unique houses on stilts. Enjoy a delicious empanadas snack before continuing your journey. The tour concludes with a leisurely walk through Puerto de Frutos, a bustling artisan market, and Paseo Victorica, a scenic riverside promenade offering beautiful views and a relaxing atmosphere.

• The remaining hours will be allotted for the travel time from one location to another and also for the pick up until drop off.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.