You will start the tour by being picked-up at your centrical hotel in Buenos Aires.

We will begin our tour along Avenida Libertador, passing through the Retiro neighborhood and then through Palermo. Along the way, we will enjoy beautiful green park areas, known as the "Palermo Woods," where the Galileo Galilei Planetarium and the iconic Flor Generica, a characteristic symbol of Buenos Aires, are located. We will also pass by the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires, a true architectural landmark of the city. Additionally, we will see the Recoleta Cemetery and the Chapel of Pilar, a symbol of the Recoleta neighborhood, where the remains of Eva Perón rest (please note, entrance is not allowed).

Head towards the iconic Obelisk on Avenida 9 de Julio, the widest avenue in the world. Admire this impressive monument, erected in 1936 to honor the city's foundation, located at Plaza de la República. You will also pass by the renowned Teatro Colón, a stunning opera house built between 1889 and 1908.

Continue on to Plaza de Mayo, a historical and political hub, home to the Casa Rosada, the official office of the Argentine President. Be amazed by the impressive buildings surrounding the plaza, such as City Hall and the Metropolitan Cathedral, where Pope Francis served as Archbishop.

Head south to the historic San Telmo neighborhood, one of the oldest in Buenos Aires, where you can admire its charming colonial architecture and rich traditions. Known for its cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and vibrant tango culture, San Telmo is a lively area full of antique shops, art galleries, and traditional cafés.

Next, we head to La Boca, one of the oldest and most colorful neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. This vibrant area is renowned for being the home of the Boca Juniors Stadium and the famous Caminito Street, lined with its brightly painted houses. Here, you’ll hop off the coach to take a stroll through the street, where local artists showcase their work, and you can enjoy the lively atmosphere of tango dancers performing in the open air. The area is a true celebration of Argentine culture, full of art, history, and passion.

Next, we’ll head to one of the city’s most modern neighborhoods, Puerto Madero. After exploring Buenos Aires' top highlights for about 3 hours, you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the city’s most distinguished restaurants, Rodizio Madero. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to taste a variety of premium cuts of meat, along with a wide selection of side dishes, appetizers, and desserts. (A 3-course lunch is included, excluding drinks.) All of this is served in a unique setting, offering an unbeatable view of the iconic Puente de la Mujer (Women’s Bridge), paired with exceptional service that ensures an unforgettable dining experience.