The tour starts in the downtown area visiting the most iconic buildings including the presidential palace, the national congress, the teatro Colón, the Obelisco, the palace Barolo and others. This part of the tour is done by car but if you want to visit any of these buildings inside, we can arrange a visit by paying an additional ticket that allows entry.

On the way to lunch, we pay a brief car visit to the biggest park in Buenos Aires, It is the same area where the Rosedal (Rose Garden) and the iconic Galileo Galilei Planetarium built in the early 60s are located.

The tour continues in the beautiful neighborhood of Recoleta. This area is the reason why Buenos Aires is called the Paris of South America. The strong French architecture and the different upscale stores, make this one of the most iconic neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. After parking the car, travelers can enjoy a walking tour and it is a great oppotunity to do some shopping as well.

This cementery was named one of the most impressive in the world. Eva Perón, argentine presidents and nobel prize winners among other notable people are buried here.

Travelers can enjoy the dynamic and interactive cultural arena known as Malba where multiple temporary cultural exhibitions take place. Since 1990, Malba has been visited by a large number of international scholars and art lovers.

We stop for lunch in the biggest neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Travelers can choose between different restaurant options to taste either some good Argentine steak or a delicious plate of pasta with some Malbec.

The Japanese Garden first inaugurated in 1967 and visited by the emperoro of Japan Akihito is a relaxing experience in the middle of a big city. Travelers can walk through the park and enjoy some fresh air while looking at the japanese architecture.

This colorfu iconic neighborhood was home to the middle class and poor immigrants that arrived to Argentina in the 19th and 20th century. Travelers get to visit the immigration history of Argentina and of course a walking tour of Caminito.