Free Walking Tour Buenos Aires

Romantic, vibrant, colorful and passionate are just a few of the many words that can describe a culture as rich as the one found in Buenos Aires. Join the Free Walking Tours in Buenos Aires and explore the "Paris of the South", the beautiful Hispanic colonial architecture and the history of the European classes of the 19th century. Have you just arrived? Join the Buenos Aires City Tour if you are interested in discovering the most iconic monuments of the city with a guide. If you want to explore further, the Palermo Free Tour by Night and the San Telmo Market Free Tour are for you. In the Free Tour of La Boca, you will immerse yourself in the culture of tango, wine, art, bohemia and also in the local passion for soccer, which here is almost a religion. In the Free Recoleta Cemetery Tour you can stroll through the stately tombs and mausoleums of famous Argentines.

On a Free Tour in Buenos Aires, you will discover there is so much more to the city than tango, football, and meat. Start off at the Plaza de Mayo, the oldest square in Buenos Aires, and the scene of some of its most turbulent events and home to the “Casa Rosada” (the Pink House), where the President of Argentina lives. Here you can find the famous balcony from where Eva Peron addressed huge crowds. A visit to the immense Recoleta Cemetery is a must, if only to gawp at the decadent mausoleums of former presidents and famous Argentines. The vibrant and colorful neighborhood of La Boca is another highlight. Here you can also visit another Buenos Aires legend, La Bombonera football stadium. The Palermo neighborhood, the childhood home of famous author Jorge Luis Borges and now the hippest area of Buenos Aires, is another must-see. It’s impossible to get bored on a trip to Buenos Aires!

Join Buenos Aires Free Walking Tours to discover majestic avenues and picturesque areas in a city with an energy unlike any other. Spend your days exploring different neighborhoods, each of which has a strong identity. Palermo is a trendy destination for food and art lovers that has been an inspiration for poets and artists alike. In fact, Buenos Aires is rich in literary history and you'll find numerous quirky bookstores here, so if you love reading, you'll love it here. Meanwhile, head to La Recoleta to experience one of Buenos Aires' most affluent neighborhoods. The main attraction is the cemetery, but you can also find museums, Parisian-style architecture and fancy bars. San Telmo is one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, with a fascinating history. San Telmo’s streets are filled with the sound of ‘milongas’. This is THE place to go to for fantastic street tango.