Best Free Walking Tour Buenos Aires Near Me

4worldlovers: Join the best local exploration walk since the Spanish discovery in 1536, and only pay us what you feel like!

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Discover our history, our architecture, understand our habits, our economy, our quirks and all that makes our city different and special in a pleasant, fun stroll with loads of discovery while covering all of the most relevant local sites.

Enjoy a much better "up-close and personal" city discovery with us. Our

Have won 11 international awards including TripAdvisor's prestigious "Hall of Fame" (above). Pay what you feel like... and feel grand! (tips in USD/EUR bills preferred—yes, along the walk we will explain local economy, history, mores and much more). You might end the walk being a local expert!

Meet 10:00am daily 365/yr opposite the Law Courts (next block to Teatro Colon Opera House) outside Cafe Petit Colon, corner of 505 Libertad St. -- just a block away from the Obelisk along the Diagonal Av. (map below): look for our

4worldlovers: The tours are solely tips based so you can decide to contribute as much or as little as you feel the experience was worth.

Nicolas was great. I was running late and we were able to coordinate. The door was very informative as well.

The Recoleta Cemetery Tour Buenos Aires was a special experience! Nicolas is a wonderful person and gave us the opportunity to learn as much as we could. The weather almost from the beginning of the tour was rainy but he was positive to do the tour. The rain became very heavy and while he was soaking wet under the umbrella, he did not stop until it was no longer possible to proceed. However, we had the opportunity to have a coffee in the cafe that became the mysterious incident about which he will tell you the story (!) and he shared with us as much as he could about the Recoleta Cemetery... Thank you Nicolas!

We were on the 25th November at the recoleta tour and we're so lucky with our wreally great guide! Thank you very much for all the background information regarding the cemetery and all the funny and interesting stories behind the tombs. We couldn't been more happy with the whole tour and would definitely do it again. Really recommended!

Rodrigo is knowledgeable and passionate about his country. It was a hot day, and he found shade wherever possible. He projected his voice beautifully so that everyone in the group could hear him. Even though the main focus was Argentinian history and politics, he included a bit of architecture and street art.

Super interesting synopsis of the history and politics which I enjoyed

Romantic, vibrant, colorful and passionate are just a few of the many words that can describe a culture as rich as the one found in Buenos Aires. Join the Free Walking Tours in Buenos Aires and explore the “Paris of the South”, the beautiful Hispanic colonial architecture and the history of the European classes of the 19th century. Have you just arrived? Join the Buenos Aires City Tour if you are interested in discovering the most iconic monuments of the city with a guide. If you want to explore further, the Palermo Free Tour by Night and the San Telmo Market Free Tour are for you. In the Free Tour of La Boca, you will immerse yourself in the culture of tango, wine, art, bohemia and also in the local passion for soccer, which here is almost a religion. In the Free Recoleta Cemetery Tour you can stroll through the stately tombs and mausoleums of famous Argentines.

On a Free Tour in Buenos Aires, you will discover there is so much more to the city than tango, football, and meat. Start off at the Plaza de Mayo, the oldest square in Buenos Aires, and the scene of some of its most turbulent events and home to the “Casa Rosada” (the Pink House), where the President of Argentina lives. Here you can find the famous balcony from where Eva Peron addressed huge crowds. A visit to the immense Recoleta Cemetery is a must, if only to gawp at the decadent mausoleums of former presidents and famous Argentines. The vibrant and colorful neighborhood of La Boca is another highlight. Here you can also visit another Buenos Aires legend, La Bombonera football stadium. The Palermo neighborhood, the childhood home of famous author Jorge Luis Borges and now the hippest area of Buenos Aires, is another must-see. It’s impossible to get bored on a trip to Buenos Aires!

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Meeting Point: Front Gate of the National Congress. Av. Entre Rios 51.


On the Free Tour through the City Center of Buenos Aires, you will learn about the political and historical perspective of our city. We will begin the tour at the National Congress and then walk along the renowned boulevard of Avenida de Mayo with its magnificent buildings. On this tour, we will talk about the glorious and terrible periods in the history of Argentina, from the Independence through the great Argentinian prosperity of the 1900s to Peronism, the last military dictatorship, and the return of democracy. After seeing the Evita Peron’s mural at the crossing of Avenida 9 de Julio, we will make a stop to learn about our local culture at the most famous café of Buenos Aires: Café Tortoni. We will finish the Free Tour in the heart of Buenos Aires, the Plaza de Mayo, the center of the city since the colonial period; a place of expression for the people during the most important events of our history.


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