BUENOS AIRES CITY TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Six Hours Touring Buenos Aires: From Plaza de Mayo to a Riverfront Lunch in Puerto Madero
A small-group, guided city circuit that threads Buenos Aires’ historic plazas, colorful neighborhoods and waterfront, ending with lunch in Puerto Madero.
Six Hours Touring Buenos Aires: From Plaza de Mayo to a Riverfront Lunch in Puerto Madero.
Share a compact, six-hour exploration of Buenos Aires with a licensed guide and small group—moving from city parks and French-style mansions to national monuments and lively barrios such as San Telmo and Puerto Madero.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Plaza de Mayo & Casa Rosada
Stand where Argentine political life converges: the tour visits Plaza de Mayo and passes the Casa Rosada, including the famous balcony connected to Evita—one of the key stops called out in the tour highlights.
La Boca and San Telmo’s Old Streets
Wander through the old neighborhood of San Telmo and the famously colorful streets of La Boca—both are scheduled stops that showcase Buenos Aires’ immigrant-era character and street life.
Lunch in Puerto Madero
The itinerary culminates in Puerto Madero with a riverside lunch at Cucina D’Onore (or similar), where the set menu includes appetizers, a choice of mains and dessert—an explicit inclusion of the tour.
What the day feels like
The Feel of the Day
This is a paced, small-group sightseeing loop: a licensed guide and driver ferry you in an air-conditioned vehicle to photo stops and neighborhood strolls—Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, Recoleta and more—finishing with lunch in the modern docks of Puerto Madero.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour suits — and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Dress casually and wear comfortable shoes appropriate for short walks and cobbled streets.
The menu can be modified seasonally; consult the operator in advance for vegetarian and celiac-friendly options.
The tour is stroller accessible; wheelchairs must be foldable and passengers requiring assistance should travel with someone to help.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the tour last?
The tour is six hours in duration.
When does the tour start and how often does it run?
The tour starts at 09:00 am and operates Monday through Sunday.
What languages are available for the guide?
Guides are available in Spanish, English and Portuguese.
Is lunch included and where is it served?
Lunch at Cucina D’Onore in Puerto Madero (or a similar venue) is included; drinks are not included.
Does the tour return me to my hotel at the end?
No; the tour ends in Puerto Madero and return to the starting point is not included.
Are infants free and are there age restrictions?
Infants two years and under travel free but you must book at least one adult first; child and adult pricing applies by age bands.
Is hotel pickup provided?
Yes—hotel pickup is included for downtown hotels.