Immerse yourself in the heart of La Boca, Buenos Aires’ most colourful and passionate neighbourhood. In this famous open-air museum, you will stroll between the mythical conventillos, these brightly colored tin and wooden houses, heritage of Genoese immigrants of the 19th century. Along the cobblestones of Caminito, your Guide will tell you the story of the tango that inspired this legendary street. You will vibrate to the beat of street tango dancers, live musicians and local craftsmen. This is the perfect opportunity to understand Buenos Aires’ identity, feel the local fervour (we are just a stone’s throw from the mythical Bombonera Stadium) and capture must-see photos.

Step back in time by entering this historic Covered Point of Sale, opened in 1897 to supply the waves of European immigrants. Beneath its original wrought iron structure and large dome, you will discover a unique and vibrant mix: local butcher stalls and first-timers rub shoulders with passionate antique dealers and Buenos Aires’ best street food options. Accompanied by your Guide, you will explore its lively alleyways, perfect reflections of the daily life of the Porteños. It is the perfect place to find a unique vintage item, smell the aroma of freshly roasted coffee and, if you wish, taste traditional empanadas or Argentine meat at the counter.

Welcome to Argentina's most important and historic square. Since the founding of Buenos Aires in 1580, Plaza de Mayo has been the scene of the country’s major political and social events. With your Guide, you will discover the major monuments that surround it: the famous Casa Rosada (the presidential palace and its mythical balcony of Evita Perón), the White Cabildo of the colonial era, and the Metropolitan Cathedral (home to the mausoleum of General San Martín and where Pope Francis officiated for years). You will also understand the meaning of the white scarves painted on the ground, symbols of the peaceful struggle of the Mothers of May Square. An essential step to decode the soul and history of Argentina.

Discover the modern, chic and avant-garde face of Buenos Aires. Puerto Madero, a former 19th-century industrial port, has been completely rehabilitated to become the newest and most exclusive area of the capital. As you walk along the ancient red brick basins converted into high-end offices and restaurants, you will see the striking contrast between the futuristic skyscrapers and the city’s naval history. Your Guide will take you to the famous Puente de la Mujer (Women's Bridge), a suspended architectural work of art, designed by renowned designer Santiago Calatrava, which symbolizes a couple dancing the tango. An elegant walk by the water, ideal for understanding the urban evolution of Buenos Aires.

Nicknamed "the Paris of South America", Recoleta will seduce you with its aristocratic architecture, elegant parks and opulent palaces. After admiring the monumental entrance to its famous historical cemetery, we will take an hour break for lunch. Far from the tourist traps, your Guide will share with you his best local recommendations and take you to a restaurant carefully selected according to your desires: the perfect opportunity to enjoy an authentic Argentine parrilla, regional empanadas or a traditional dish in a typical atmosphere. After this convivial and gourmet moment, we will continue our discovery of the secrets of this refined district.

Treat yourself to a breath of fresh air in the "Bosques de Palermo", the real green lung of Buenos Aires. Designed by renowned landscape designer Charles Thays, this gigantic park of more than 400 hectares offers a striking and soothing contrast to the bustle of the city centre. With your Guide, you will walk along its swan-strewn lakes, under the shade of centuries-old jacarandas and tipas. The highlight of this stop will be the magnificent Rosedal (the rose garden), an Andalusian-inspired garden that houses thousands of varieties of roses, its romantic white bridges and bust of famous poets. An elegant and ultra-photogenic moment of relaxation, ideal to understand how families in Buenos Aires like to spend their weekends.

Immerse yourself in the trendy, bohemian and creative atmosphere of Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires’ trendiest neighbourhood. Former residential area with low houses, it is now the temple of independent design, Argentine fashion and urban art. Walking through its cobblestone and wooded streets, your Guide will introduce you to incredible street art hidden in picturesque passageways like Pasaje Russell or Pasaje Soria. Around the vibrant Plaza Serrano you will explore unique concepts-stores, art galleries and specialty cafes. It’s the perfect stop to feel the contemporary energy of the city, find local designer pieces that can’t be found elsewhere and capture the trendy spirit of the Porteños.