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3 walking tours in Buenos Aires you should not miss

No matter wheter you are visiting Argentina’s capital for the first time or going back to it after some time, if you prefer to explore the city at a slower pace, take plenty of pictures, discover every detail and learn about the history and the culture of one of the most exciting cities on Earth, then taking a walking tour of Buenos Aires is your best option.

But with so many options out there to choose from, picking the right one can be difficult. Read on for a comprehensive guide by Signature Tours travel experts with all the information you need to know about some of the most exciting out-of-the box walking tours of Buenos Aires.

Buenos Aires urban art and wine tasting walking tour – Palermo, Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires is internationally renowned for its vibrant street art culture, and was listed as one of the top cities in the world to see this form of artistic expression. Home to the best urban art in the city, the bohemian and hipster Palermo neighborhood, replete with cobblestone streets and historic, colonial-era buildings, is alive with bars, cafes, and small boutiques, and bursting with colorful works from some of Buenos Aires’ best-known street artists.

Explore one of the most active art movements in South America by foot, along with a local tour guide who will bring the art to life with their life commentary about Argentine contemporary history through the works of some of the most renowned local artists.

Complete the evening by becoming a real wine connoisseur and upgrading your skills while sipping some of the country’s most exquisite labels in an unforgettable wine tasting.

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Buenos Aires urban art and wine tasting walking tour – Palermo, Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires urban art and wine tasting walking tour – Palermo, Buenos Aires

Walking Tour of the Recoleta Neighborhood in Buenos Aires

Experience this walking tour of the Recoleta, Buenos Aires most aristocratic neighborhood.

With French-style buildings and sumptuous facades, it will remind you at every corner that you are in the "Paris of South America."

On this 2-hour tour, you will visit the Recoleta Cemetery (Ticket entrance included), the tomb of Eva Perón and how distinctive it is from other cemeteries, the Belle Epoque buildings, and you will learn the importance of this neighborhood throughout history.

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Walking Tour of the Recoleta Neighborhood in Buenos Aires
Walking Tour of the Recoleta Neighborhood in Buenos Aires

Walking Buenos Aires is the only way to read it — the European facades, the Parisian boulevards, the gritty San Telmo cobblestones all tell the story of a city that built itself in one extraordinary century.

— Alicia Beltrame

Opera house skip-the-line and Palaces of Buenos Aires walking tour

Renowned for its storied mix of architectural styles, Argentina’s capital city has a structural landscape that speaks to its rich history of European immigration and nation-building at the turn of the last century, when Buenos Aires became known as the “Paris of South America” and the expression “riche comme un Argentin” (as rich as an Argentine) was commonplace.

Jump the queues with skip-the-line-tickets to one of the most renowned Opera Houses in the world in a three-hours walking tour where one of Signature Tours’ passionate travel experts will walk you around Buenos Aires, pointing out the city’s astonishing palaces and the history behind the aristocratic families that used to inhabit them at the endings of the 1800s.

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Still haven’t figured out which walking tour to choose? Book a free 30-minute call and get one of our travel experts to answer all the questions you may have and why not plan an ideal itinerary for your trip.

Do not hesitate to contact us, we are just a message away, ready to help you and hoping to see you soon around to say: “Welcome to Buenos Aires. Enjoy your stay”.

Opera house skip-the-line and Palaces of Buenos Aires walking tour
Opera house skip-the-line and Palaces of Buenos Aires walking tour
3 walking tours in Buenos Aires you should not miss
Teatro Colón — opened in 1908, ranked among the world's top five opera houses for acoustics.
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Lead writer at Signature Tours. Argentinian travel, food and cultural stories from a local perspective — 10 articles & counting.

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