Discover Buenos Aires and Tigre in one day with a small-group tour including Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, Recoleta Cemetery, Tigre Delta cruise and hotel pickup.
The tour begins in downtown Buenos Aires with visits to the city’s most iconic landmarks. You will stop at Plaza de Mayo, where you can admire the presidential palace, Casa Rosada, and learn about the most important political events in Argentine history. Then continue along Avenida de Mayo and through the historic neighborhood of San Telmo, famous for its cobblestone streets, tango heritage and colonial architecture.
Next, visit La Boca and Caminito, one of the most photographed places in Argentina thanks to its colorful houses, street art and football culture. The tour also passes through modern Puerto Madero and elegant Recoleta, where you will enter Recoleta Cemetery and visit the mausoleum of Eva Perón. Many travelers describe Recoleta Cemetery as one of the highlights of their trip to Buenos Aires.
After exploring the city, the tour continues north to Tigre, one of the most scenic areas near Buenos Aires. There, you will board a boat and cruise through the Tigre Delta, one of the largest natural deltas in the world. During the visit you will also have free time to explore the market area, Paseo Victorica and enjoy a traditional Argentine empanada snack. Travelers often mention that combining Tigre with the city’s main highlights is what makes this experience especially worthwhile.
The tour includes Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, San Telmo, La Boca, Caminito, Puerto Madero, Recoleta Cemetery, Tigre, Paseo Victorica and a cruise through the Tigre Delta.
Yes. The entrance fee to Recoleta Cemetery is included in the tour price.
Yes. The tour includes a sightseeing cruise through the Tigre Delta.
The experience lasts approximately 7 to 8 hours, including transportation, sightseeing stops and the Tigre Delta cruise.
Yes. This is one of the best tours for first-time visitors because it combines the city’s most famous neighborhoods with the Tigre Delta in a single day.
Plaza de Mayo is Buenos Aires’ oldest square, where the May 25, 1810 Revolution began and many key national events have taken place.
San Telmo is a historic, bohemian neighborhood known for its art, antiques, and tango culture, with lively markets and street performances around Plaza Dorrego.
La Boca is a vibrant working-class neighborhood known for colorful Caminito, Boca Juniors’ stadium, and its strong art and immigrant heritage.
Puerto Madero is a modern waterfront district with upscale dining, skyscrapers, and scenic walks around the ecological reserve and the iconic Puente de la Mujer.
Recoleta Cemetery is a historic and ornate cemetery known for its elaborate mausoleums, sculptures, and the graves of notable Argentine figures, including Eva Perón.
Tigre is a charming riverside city known for its Delta scenery, featuring stops at Puerto de Frutos, a walk along Paseo Victorica, and a traditional empanada snack at Vivanco restaurant.
Navigate the Tigre Delta to enjoy scenic waterways, lush islands, and a peaceful escape into nature.
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