Best Historic Center Tour Buenos Aires Near Me

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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.

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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

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Booking has no cost. Payment for the tour is in person once you show up at the meeting point.


Meeting Point: Corner of Magallanes and Caminito (next to CACHAFAZ shop).


Join our La Boca Walking Tour to discover the most picturesque place in Buenos Aires! La Boca is the place where tango was born as a result of the bohemian and artistic culture of the immigrants. The houses where they lived now form a unique mix of colors that make La Boca one of the most attractive places in South America.


We will start our tour learning about the history of the old industrial port of Buenos Aires visiting the cove of the Riachuelo, the little river that is today the south limit of the city.


Next, we will see the monument to Benito Quinquela Martín, the famous argentine popular artist that left body and soul to see his birthplace thrive and thanks to who La Boca is worldwide known for its vibrant colors.

We will walk the famous little street Caminito, full of the colorful collective houses of the working class immigrants in the Buenos Aires of the 1900s, who created a unique sense of identity that is fundamental part of the city culture. This is where Tango was born so we will show you why and how it started, and what is represents today to Argentina and to the world.

Our tour continues with visit to the square of the volunteer Fire Fighters, with beautiful artwork and murals that honor these heroes to the people of La Boca. Fileteado Art, a classic local way to decorate signs is also one of the things we will pay attention especially on our walk. Passion is strong and football is undoubtedly the biggest passion of the neighborhood; we will finish our tour seeing the Boca Juniors Football Stadium, home to the most celebrated and famous argentine football team around the world.