We (my wife and I) discovered Liz by accident and arranged a one day tour of the Tigre Delta.We…read moremade our arrangements with her by e-mail before we left the U.S. She was a wonderful guide , picking us up at our hotel, totally reliable, and giving us a comprehensive overview, of Tigre and the Delta ,efficiently arranging the day for us and because she worked with a driver, giving us her full attention and showing us the most and then advising us on the time we spent on our own. We saw a lot and and learned a lot in a short time and enthusiastically recommend her.

I highly recommend Liz as your tour guide for Buenos Aires! She is fabulous at bringing the City…read morealive with stories and history... very professional and on time.

A unique opportunity to experience an authentic asado barbecue in a beautiful home. Host Frank…read moreAlmeida welcomes you like family and treats you to a memorable day of prepping cooking, shopping, wine tasting, and eating well.

We had a wonderful time spending the day with Frank Almeida owner of Asado Adventure. From the…read moremoment we stepped into the home we felt welcomed. Even Tomate the cat and Palta, the dog were eager to welcome us. We made chimichuri and caramelized pecans and then set off on a neighborhood art tour. The timing worked out perfectly with the street art. Frank pointed out that "briefly crossing paths with Victoria Ferreyra as she was finishing her mural felt like one of those quiet Palermo moments you cannot plan". We were there to add to the local compost and view her murals and the nearby veggie garden and she happened to be there working on her next project. Palta seemed to be her biggest fan, enticing her to climb down the scaffolding. Speaking of Palta, walking the neighborhood with her added its own charm, and it was wonderful to spend the day with her. Returning to Frank's home for the full Asado was wonderful and it felt like the perfect family day. My husband and I loved the grilling provolone so much we decided to take home a provoletera. Frank, being the incredible host he was, has already sent us links to where we can get this special cheese in the United States. This whole experience was the best food we have had in Argentina so far and this experience will be very hard to beat. There is too much to write in this review, but as part of the art and neighborhood tour, we learned an incredible amount about Argentina's history. I really feel like Frank helped us get to know the culture and heart of this very welcoming and friendly city and specifically the Palermo neighborhood.

Biking BA was really the best way to see city and experience it history. Not only did we have a…read morevery enthusiastic guide named Marcelo who we both highly recommend as he was very engaging , knowledgeable and pleasant it was both educational and active at the same time!! Bikes were comfortable and tour would be recommended for any level rider but you must be able to handle a bike! We highly recommend Marcelo and BA BIKING TWO THUMBS UP!!!

Biking Buenos Aires is the best way to tour the beautiful city of Buenos Aires! And Kaylee Ann is…read morethe best tour guide! I have done the Heart of the City 5 hour bike tour twice: once with my husband when we first arrived in Buenos Aires, and once with friends visiting from California. My friends visiting from California for 1 week said this was the highlight of their entire trip! The Heart of the City 5 hour bike tour takes you on stops throughout San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, and the Micro Center (Plaza De Mayo.) If you do the 7 hour tour, that includes Recoletta. You also stop at a choripan food cart in Puerto Madero, and pass the Mate around (Argentinian tea) as you learn about the history of La Boca. Both times I've done the tour, Kaylee Ann was extremely professional, high energy, thorough, and spent the time educating my groups about Buenos Aires. This bike tour rally makes you get a better understanding about the culture and history of Buenos Aires. Kaylee Ann is an American living in Buenos Aires who has traveled all over the world and brings a unique global perspective to the tour. I highly recommend booking a tour with Biking Buenos Aires and asking for Kaylee Ann. It's a much better way to truly see and feel Buenos Aires biking through the barrios (neighborhoods) rather than sitting in a tour bus. It's also a great excursion to book if you have family or friends visiting Buenos Aires. Thank you Kaylee Ann for an amazing bike tour throughout Buenos Aires both times!

Highly recommended!…read more We travel the world 300+ days a year and we shoot pix of street art where ever we go. It's a rarity for us to find local area experts able to tell us the back story for works we spot. But this tour is an exception. Buenos Aires (B.A.), Argentina has a vibrant public art presence. Street Art is a reflection of the history, wealth or lack thereof, joy or strife and many other aspects of life in a given area. You'll find murals, smaller paintings, and graffiti in all 48 barrios. Each barrio has programs, some official, some not, to sponsor public murals on these buildings. The brutal military dictatorship that ran Argentina between 1976-1983 left the economy and country in disarray. Anger, strife and despair ooze through some works. Swaths of abandoned buildings in each barrio across the city cry out as evidence of a horrific past and end up the custodian of murals. But these murals only last so long -- old buildings are torn down every day. BA Street Art Tours will show you some of the biggest murals by international street artists like Blu, Fintan Magee, Alice Pasquini, Ren, Kiptoe and Quack Zean. Guides explain the growth of street art and graffiti in Argentina, the stories behind the artworks, different painting techniques as well as the political themes that stem from some works. BA Street Art was founded in 2009 and is closely connected to the street art scene. The support local artists and have organized and sponsored more than 200 murals in the city of Buenos Aires. Funds received from our tours also go towards funding future mural projects. Matt Fox-Tucker, principal at this business, is a professional writer and co-author of Textura Dos: Buenos Aires Street Art, a hardcover book available on Amazon. If you take this tour, you'll get Matt or Lucia or others they may mentor and delegate to from time to time. The tour will cover some of the street art on display in Textura Dos. We were fortunate to have Lucia as our guide for our tour. She's easy to spot: you'll see her grasping a copy of Textura Dos against her torso on this tour. But she won't open it -- she knows the back story behind the artworks backward and forward. She has the book with her to show you reference information. She's a personable and knowledgeable resource for you, the traveler. This tour is terrific. You'll find yourself torn between listening to your guide and trying to get unobstructed shots of artworks for the time available at each location. There's too much to see on this tour, and, in B.A. in general. You'll need several weeks in B.A. just to see many of the street art works. We snapped over 1,000 photos of street art during our stay in B.A. A few examples are below But if you're going to pick a street art tour in B.A., pick this one. They are professionals. Go and enjoy! p.s. We recommend Matt's book but have no affiliation with him or the sale of his book. We recommend simply because it is a solid report on street art in B.A. We were lucky enough to get Matt to deliver of copy of this book to us at our hotel, the InterContinental Buenos Aires, an IHG Hotel. Noto Bene! This business does not operate as a storefront. This is a home-based business. Thus, there is no address to visit to buy tickets. Tickets for a 2.5 hour tour cost about $22. You can contact the owner by Email: info@buenosairesstreetart.com, Telephone: +54 11 3564-9988, or you can book a tour via their website: https://buenosairesstreetart.com/. Hours: Tue 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM Thu 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM Sat 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM

I have been living in Buenos Aires for the past 4 years and had been wanting to try a Foto Ruta…read moretour, but I wanted to wait until I had a friend or family member visiting from home to do it with me. Luckily, I finally got someone out here and was able to do one of their Foto Ruta Weekly excursions. Even though I was already familiar with the area it was a super interesting way to experience the neighborhood through new eyes. The premise of taking photos based on a set of "clues" was really fun and creative and it was great to see the variety of interpretations that every participant had. I definitely highly recommend Foto Ruta, not only for tourists coming through (my friend absolutely loved it), but also for people who have been living here and want to have a new and fun experience in this amazing city

It was me and a friend of mine visiting Buenos Aires. We are all about using our phones to take…read morepictures now so we signed up for a city tour that was Iphone tips and techniques. I learned so much! And I saw the city with very different eyes. The professional photographers that run the tours are friendly and very knowledgeable. They know how to steer the tour while also letting us take our creative time. My pictures are so much more interesting now. My first guide gave me a big lesson in how to photograph people that was a real game changer. We signed up for a second 'custom' tour. I asked to see the city wake up. We went out before dawn and it was incredible! From the light playing on the water, to the vendors putting out their wares, to the people in the subway, Buenos Aires was waking up and we got to photograph it!

This was one of two tour companies that I saw in Tigre that offer river boat rides along the Parana…read moreRiver. The difference is that the other one offers small boat tours while CN Navegacion only has a large boat. CN Navegacion's tour was very cheap, costing about 10 US dollars. The tour leaves every hour or so and their large boat has two levels of seating. The lower level is indoors, while the top level is outdoors. There was a guide who described the sights and history of what we saw along the river. As it was winter in Buenos Aires when I visited, sitting on the top level was a bit cold. However, the view was far better from the open air. Just bundle up and enjoy the tour from the top.

My experience with ZZK Music Tours was completely unforgettable and probably one of the best…read moreexperiences I had in Buenos Aires! I really wanted to get to know Buenos Aires's music scene but was a little overwhelmed looking for shows and bands to go see. Thankfully the music tour ZMT created was exactly what I was looking for. First I talked to Grant, the owner of ZZK who has years of experience in Buenos Aires's music scene and told him what kind of music I was interested in. My tastes are pretty diverse but the team at ZZK was able to cover all the bases, starting with an indescribable theater/live musical performance/party hybrid I don't even know how to describe, and moving on to experimental jazz and finishing at a social club for an Argentine rock concert later in the night. Matu, the tour guide and drummer for a local band, was super friendly and charismatic, and made sure I felt comfortable the entire tour! He knew everything there was to know about each venue and performance, and was even able to hook our tour up with a meet and greet with one of the producers of the first show we went to. The night felt spontaneous at times as Matu was producing some of the smaller details on the fly. Definitely would recommend this to anyone looking for an authentic and exciting look at Buenos Aires's music scene!

What an outstanding snapshot of Argentinian political and cultural development. Oir guide was…read moreextremely knowledgeable and helpful in explaining background to issues in the country. There are plenty of architectural highlights but most are more interesting with the background oir guide provided.