Discover Buenos Aires’ must-see sights on this 3-hour sightseeing coach tour. You’ll hit all the top attractions and neighborhoods, including Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Teatro Colón, Plaza de la República, San Telmo, La Boca, Palermo Woods and Recoleta. Make two stops to hop out and take photos, and enjoy interesting commentary from a knowledgeable guide.
Highlights
- 3-hour sightseeing tour of Buenos Aires by coach
- See such top attractions as Casa Rosada, Plaza de la República, Palermo Woods and Teatro Colón
- Drive through the city’s best neighborhoods, including Palermo, Recoleta and San Telmo
- Walk down Caminito in La Boca
- Listen to commentary about the sights you see from a local guide
Recent Photos of this Tour
Buenos Aires Sightseeing Tour
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Casa RosadaUp close view of the Casa Rosada.Photo by: Bandit
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Casa RosadaFamous Casa Rosada from a distance.Photo by: Bandit
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A street in Boca area of ...Many street people and Tourists,in this famous street.Photo by: Michael M
05 2013 -
Caminito Street, La BocaSome of the buildings in La Boca! Very colourful and amazing for photos!Photo by: Shannon
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Casa RosadaCasa RosadaPhoto by: Erik C
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BomboneraHome of the Boca JuniorsPhoto by: Erik C
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CaminitoLa BocaPhoto by: Erik C
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Some Houses in La BocaColorful, huh? :)Photo by: Erickson M
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StatueStatue in front of a house.Photo by: Bandit
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StreetColorful houses along El Caminito in La Boca.Photo by: Bandit
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BalconiesBalconies.Photo by: Bandit
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El CaminitoWalking down the famous El Caminito street in Buenos Aires.Photo by: Bandit
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WallBenches and wall in La Boca in Buenos Aires.Photo by: Bandit
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HouseAnother colorful house in La Boca.Photo by: Bandit
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HouseColorful house in La Boca.Photo by: Bandit
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MaradonaStatue of Maradona on a balcony in La Boca.Photo by: Bandit
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BuidlingColorful building in La Boca neighborhood.Photo by: Bandit
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Plaza de MayoHanging out in the Plaza de Mayo.Photo by: Bandit
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Falklands MemorialThis was a sombre memorial of a recent war but I thought it rather poignant that it was directly opposite a gift from ...Photo by: Wayne O
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The ObolisqueThe centre of attention & most recognised item in Buenos Aires.Photo by: Wayne O
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What You Can Expect
Teatro Colon
Your coach tour of Buenos Aires begins in the Retiro neighborhood. As you sit back and relax in your comfortable seat, you’ll make your way past the city’s top landmarks and through its most popular neighborhoods.
Head to Plaza de Mayo, the political hub of Buenos Aires and home to Casa Rosada, the official office of the Argentine president. Stop here to take photos of the palatial building, famous for its pink exterior, and then admire more sights in the area, including the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Cabildo (town hall).
Next, make your way to Teatro Colón, a beautiful opera house built between 1889 and 1908. The theater stands near Plaza de la República, a square on Avenida 9 de Julio where you can see the Obelisco de Buenos Aires (Obelisk of Buenos Aires), a 1936 monument to honor the foundation of the city.
Then drive through the waterfront district of Puerto Madero on your way to the neighborhood of San Telmo, one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, known for its well-preserved colonial architecture. See its many attractions, including Dorrego Square, where you should keep your eyes open for spontaneous tango performances – San Telmo is the center of tango in Buenos Aires. If your tour occurs on a Sunday, you’ll visit San Telmo’s weekly antiques market.
Continue to La Boca, Buenos Aires’ most colorful neighborhood, where a European atmosphere has remained strong since the neighborhood was settled by Italian immigrants. The district is a major attraction for the brightly painted buildings on the Caminito, the neighborhood’s main (pedestrianized) drag where you’ll hop off the coach to go for a stroll and see local artists selling their work.
Back on your coach, head to one of the city’s largest districts, Palermo, where you’ll drive through Palermo Woods. The city’s largest park, Palermo Woods is home to many attractions, including the Buenos Aires Zoo, Plaza Italia and Galileo Galilei Planetarium.
Finally, arrive in Recoleta, one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the city, with its renowned Recoleta Cemetery (where Eva Peron is interred), elegant shops and open-air cafes. Your tour ends at Galerias Pacifico, a shopping area, where you can continue your own exploration of Buenos Aires!
Head to Plaza de Mayo, the political hub of Buenos Aires and home to Casa Rosada, the official office of the Argentine president. Stop here to take photos of the palatial building, famous for its pink exterior, and then admire more sights in the area, including the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Cabildo (town hall).
Next, make your way to Teatro Colón, a beautiful opera house built between 1889 and 1908. The theater stands near Plaza de la República, a square on Avenida 9 de Julio where you can see the Obelisco de Buenos Aires (Obelisk of Buenos Aires), a 1936 monument to honor the foundation of the city.
Then drive through the waterfront district of Puerto Madero on your way to the neighborhood of San Telmo, one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, known for its well-preserved colonial architecture. See its many attractions, including Dorrego Square, where you should keep your eyes open for spontaneous tango performances – San Telmo is the center of tango in Buenos Aires. If your tour occurs on a Sunday, you’ll visit San Telmo’s weekly antiques market.
Continue to La Boca, Buenos Aires’ most colorful neighborhood, where a European atmosphere has remained strong since the neighborhood was settled by Italian immigrants. The district is a major attraction for the brightly painted buildings on the Caminito, the neighborhood’s main (pedestrianized) drag where you’ll hop off the coach to go for a stroll and see local artists selling their work.
Back on your coach, head to one of the city’s largest districts, Palermo, where you’ll drive through Palermo Woods. The city’s largest park, Palermo Woods is home to many attractions, including the Buenos Aires Zoo, Plaza Italia and Galileo Galilei Planetarium.
Finally, arrive in Recoleta, one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the city, with its renowned Recoleta Cemetery (where Eva Peron is interred), elegant shops and open-air cafes. Your tour ends at Galerias Pacifico, a shopping area, where you can continue your own exploration of Buenos Aires!
Customer Reviews
June 2013
This tour was great for an introduction into Buenos Aires! Lots of sights to be seen, and we got our own time to wander around key areas of the city. My favourite was walking around La Boco - just beautiful!
Take this tour to get an idea of what Buenos Aires has to offer - you won't be disappointed!
June 2013
Everything was very good and enjoyable. No negatives.
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