Your private guide and driver pick you up from your hotel, apartment, or cruise ship terminal in a comfortable vehicle to begin your city adventure.

Explore Buenos Aires’ founding plaza, surrounded by historic buildings. See the Casa Rosada (Presidential Palace), the 18th-century Cabildo, and the Metropolitan Cathedral – which houses the mausoleum of General San Martín. Then drive down Avenida de Mayo toward the National Congress, passing the famous Café Tortoni and other architectural gems along the way.

Ride through the cobblestone streets of San Telmo, the city’s oldest neighborhood known for its bohemian charm. Peek into antique shops and pass by Plaza Dorrego – home to a bustling antiques fair every Sunday.

Continue to the lively La Boca district and hop out to stroll along the famous Caminito street. Enjoy the explosion of colors from the painted conventillo houses, watch street artists and tango dancers perform, and snap photos of this iconic port area known for its passion for art and fútbol (soccer).

Drive through Puerto Madero, the city’s revitalized docklands turned upscale waterfront district. Take in the contrast of restored red-brick warehouses and modern glass skyscrapers, and catch a glimpse of the elegant Puente de la Mujer (“Woman’s Bridge”) spanning the harbor.

Head north through the elegant Retiro and Palermo areas. Pass by the historic Plaza San Martín and the French-inspired palaces of Retiro, then cruise through Palermo’s expansive parks and gardens (including the famous Rose Garden). If time permits, stop for a quick photo at Floralis Genérica, a giant steel flower sculpture that opens and closes with the sun.

Arrive in Recoleta, the most aristocratic neighborhood in Buenos Aires, for a guided walk through its legendary cemetery. Navigate the maze of lavish mausoleums and hear the stories of the notable Argentines laid to rest here. Visit the grave of Eva “Evita” Perón and learn about the history behind this world-famous cemetery. (Optional: If interested, you may also see the adjacent Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar – a colonial-era church dating back to 1732 and the second-oldest in Buenos Aires.)

After the tour, relax as you are driven back to your hotel or chosen drop-off point – a convenient end to your Buenos Aires adventure.