Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comBuenos Aires City Sightseeing Tour
based on 44 reviews
Duration: 3 hours (approx.)
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Product code: 2284TR04
44 reviews of Buenos Aires City Sightseeing Tour
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The tour was very good and we appreciated having a guide who spoke very good English.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Canada, January 2009
Since Buenos Aires is a large city, it is worth going on this tour and seeing the different neighborhoods. There were just two very short stops. You will have to rush to see what there is to see during these stops. The guide did not give a lot of information. I felt it was very basic.
Reviewed by: Marina G, United States of America, September 2008
Very good tour for an overview of the city - saw things that we hadn't seen before when travelling on foot.
Reviewed by: John F, Australia, March 2008
It was a very nice tour and a great overlook of the city. Many sights were drive-bys but you were able to get off at 3 of the sights. Highly recommended.
Reviewed by: Leland K, United States of America, February 2008
The only problem was not knowing what time the tour was picking us up. This was also our first tour during our stay in BA and we didn't know for sure that we were being picked up at our hotel and at what time. It turned out we waited for over 45 minutes, but we did get picked up even without confirmation.
Reviewed by: Aline R, United States of America, February 2008
Good overview of the city, however I was picked up much later than indicated for the tour.
Reviewed by: Debra M, United States of America, January 2008
Arriving at night in Argentina, it was not easy to get the information about the exact pick up time and place next day. We hardly reached the bus.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Germany, January 2008
City tours are usually worth doing when one has very little time, and this was pretty much a normal one - could have been a little more educative about the city and the country. Hardly a word about Eva Peron for instance, probably as it was geared more towards people from South America than Europe! But still worth doing.
Reviewed by: Rajiv S, Switzerland, June 2007
We had to make our way from Belgrano to the microcenter, a small inconvenience, and then we had to wait for 20 minutes for the bus. The windows were rather small for a sightseeing bus, but the guide was great. The tour gave a good overview of the main areas of the city. I suggest having a map out to see where the tour is taking you. Having done that helped me quite a bit later in our visit. There was a photographer taking pictures of us who then offered to sell said corny pictures.
Reviewed by: Jan P, United States of America, May 2007
Really enjoyed Buenos Aires!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, March 2007
A great tour taking in most of the sites, with experienced and friendly tour guide. Highly recommend!
Reviewed by: Katerina A, Australia, February 2007
Tour started on time. Very good tour guide. City tour was good. Would be nice to add Recolete cemetery overview to this tour. I will book tours with your company again.
Reviewed by: Ilya K, United States of America, January 2007
There was a screw up and they did not pick us up. However after I called them on Monday and they picked us up on Tuesday it was well worth doing. Even though we had walked all over and taken the subway it was still worth it.
Reviewed by: Robert M, United States of America, January 2007
The tour was enjoyable. The guide was fantastic and really knew the city. The hotel arrangement was a little sloppy, but overall the tour was enjoyable. I would recommend it.
Reviewed by: Forest B, United States of America, December 2006
This was a good round up of Buenos Aires but with not enough photo opportunities. Just drove past too many things of significance.
Reviewed by: Wayne O, Australia, November 2008
